Glove Guide

OUTDOOR
OUTDOOR
Within Outdoor you will find gloves for hiking, Nordic
skating, canoeing, alpine touring and other outdoor
adventures. These are gloves that can withstand the
elements and are manufactured from our best materials.
They also come equipped with features that have been
rigorously tested during long outdoor journeys.
Ventile Mitt
„ Gloves made from chrome-free leather and
organically grown Ventile cotton, which is wind,
water resistant and breathable. Removable
wool liner. Powder skirt to keep out snow.
Outer material Upper section made of wind/water repellent
and breathable Ventile cotton. Ecocuir chrome-free cowhide
palm. Lining Removable wool pile and wool terry cloth lining.
Features Pull strap with Velcro closure. Snow lock. Handcuffs.
Available in two colors.
Fält Glove
„ This model is named after one of Sweden’s
foremost experts in survival, Lars Fält, who
also helped develop the glove. A durable glove
made entirely from leather with a removable
terry/wool pile liner. Can also be combined
with other liners. With proper care it can
become a favorite for many years.
3572
Outer material Impregnated cowhide and impregnated Army
Leather goatskin on the palm. Lining Removable liner with
wool terrycloth on the palm and wool pile on the top of
the hand. Features Eyelet with carabiner. External seams.
Attachment for handcuffs. Available in two colors.
Seam Sealed Shell Mitt
Í A shell mitten that should be easily
accessible when in the mountains. Takes
up very little space when it is rolled up and
protects the hands considerably when put on.
Can be combined with several of our liners.
3127
3480
3480
Outer material Windproof, waterproof and breathable
3 layer HESTRA Proton polyamide fabric. PU-material palm.
Features Snow lock. Pull strap with single-grip buckle.
Carabiner. Taped seams. Handcuffs.
3207
Leather Pro Fit
Í A seamless, unlined glove for maximum
grip and feel. Made from goatskin.
Outer material Impregnated goatskin.
Features Neoprene cuff. Velcro closure.
3Tips from the
adventurer
Vera
Simonsson
1. Keep an eye on your hands
It a good idea to be very aware
of your hands. Frostbite can be
fatal in the wilderness.
2. Three layers in cold weather
The layering principle is
important in the cold. With an
inner glove made ​of wool and
a durable outer glove, you can
fully enjoy the winter.
3. Avoid bare skin
Sometimes you have to take
off the thicker gloves, for
example, to repair a tent pole.
Remember to keep your liners
on when handling materials
that conduct the cold.
Read more about
Vera Simonsson at
www.hestragloves.com
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