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Hestra Vertical Cut Freeride Glove DO NOT USE
February 22, 2011
I tried both gloves on the other day and switched back and forth trying to decide which to go with. The Vertical Cuts seem to have a little more dexterity with the articulated knuckles and the shorter/neoprene cuff as opposed to the longer leather cuff of the Seth's was a little more comfortable. That being said, I think the Seth's might be a little warmer and seemed to be more heavy duty. Either way you cant go wrong. Hope that helps!
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Hestra Ski Cross Glove
February 22, 2011
A little thiner and lighter than the Vertical Cuts. As a result, range of motion and dexterity is a little better as well. Still a warm glove and probably better for a larger range of temperatures if you don't have a history of cold hands.
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Hestra Seth Morrison Pro Glove
February 19, 2011
How much warmer/bulkier are these than the Kaj & Sverre model or Vertical Cut freeride? I like small cuff gloves that can fit under my coat (any other models you would recommend if not these ones? I tend to stay pretty warm and only have trouble with gloves when my hands soak them in sweat which in turn freezes...
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