Hestra Seth Morrison Pro Model Glove

...Thanks again to the outstanding, knowledgable advice from the backcountry.com "gear-heads", I will be enjoying my signiture Seth Morrison's soon! And judging from the abundance of fellow-b.c.-loyalist, the averages of their review's, are in my favor for purchasing a rock solid product! THNX! I love this community!

I definitely dig these gloves. They were warm in Banff (-20 deg C) and I've used them at Snoqualmie summit (40 deg F). Very versatile and low volume. I would suggest using the leather conditioner to work them in. I did rip a the top part of the glove (from pulling them off at the fingers) and I sent them two Hestra who fixed them no charge. They will soak up water as many leather gloves do, so they'll get heavy, but I didn't experience any of the wetness on my hands.

I was told that Hestra made the best gloves available, and now I concur. Even though I'm a snowboarder, I went with the Seth Morrison's for several reasons. I wanted a low volume glove, with dexterity enough to handle switching bindings on my split board. They needed to be full leather, waterproof and warm to boot. Not many gloves fit the bill, but these have exceeded my expectations. I can't verify super cold temps, I've only tested them down to 10degF, but I have worn them above 30F, and my hands didn't sweat, and they were very waterproof in relatively wet conditions. I was concerned at first about them being too small, but after applying the supplied leather conditioner, and wearing them one day, they softened up and fit perfectly. However, I noticed the palm is pretty narrow, I don't have bear paws, so you may want a larger size if you do. I plan on using these for ice climbing as well, since the knuckles have some decent padding, and the grip/feel is outstanding. Btw, the finger squeegee works great too.

I love these gloves, My old Dakine Gore-tex wouldnt hack it, and these feel like nothing on my hands, and keep them dry and toasty at the same time, I love punching trees with them too. One other thing, I got the white ones, and they DID come with a goggle wipe on both index fingers, A big plus when your hackin chow pow pow

I love these gloves, My old Dakine Gore-tex wouldnt hack it, and these feel like nothing on my hands, and keep them dry and toasty at the same time, I love punching trees with them too. One other thing, I got the white ones, and they DID come with a goggle wipe on both index fingers, A big plus when your hackin chow pow pow

I have owned a lot of gloves in the past (option nfa, burton gor-tex, level etc.). Nothing comes close to these Hestra Seth's! They are super slim/low volume gloves. They are warm up till -10 deg/c! they fit great under the jacket cuff and are very waterproof. Also they dry much faster any other gloves I have owned! Only thing to watchout is the leather palms, they may get damaged from ski edges.. no problems yet!

Warm ass gloves. Great in low temps. They feel like have extra fingertip insulation to keep your digits warm. Great dexterious grip. Thanx for the size confirmation. They do fit one small. So order one size up.

The seth gloves are the most expensive you will find and are worth it if you are a good skier. The quailty of the leather and stiching justifies the price. The have a tight fit and are not bulky. they fit like a racing glove and have excellent ski pole grip feel and feedback. They also have nice goggle squeegies on the index fingers. Seth morrision wouldnt put his name on these if they were no good and it shows in these gloves. the extended cuff provides nice added protection from wind and powder apart from other gloves with regular cuffs.

These gloves rock! Hands stay toasty warm and dry, I've tested 'em out to about 0 F. Excellent grip and dexterity. Luckily I haven't fully tested their waterproofness- no wet snow around here! Also gotten a few nice comments on them from the ladies... Might want to order a size up cuz they fit like a, well, like a glove.