Hestra Ergo Grip Active Glove - Men's for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

These are the most comfortable technical glove I've had. The attention to detail and craftsmanship is something the pictures just don't reveal. These are great all around gloves in moderate temps. I use in colder weather with a very thin Merino Liner with great results, comfort, and warmth.

I've had Hestra gloves in the past and wanted something to stash in my truck as more of an apres ski/work glove than one for skiing. This will definitely do the trick.

These are the nicest spring gloves I have ever used. Fit and finish is outstanding. Styling and durability on point. Hestra has a huge array of products and this is best one imo, of course they are only for warm temps.

The most useful and best fitting glove. Ski mountaineering, ice climbing, paragliding, biggest temp range I use it year round in the mountains!

Super flexible, comfortable, and fit well. Wasn't too warm either - great shoulder season option.

I use this glove for ski touring it it is perfect for most days out on the snow. In the spring I might even use it as my downhill glove. The fabric blocks out wind on ridges and the leather palm is super durable yet soft enough to build my splitboard at the top of a run with them on.

My husband bought these for ski touring and uses them all the time. They've become his go-to hiking gloves. He's had them for over a year now and they're still holding up well - no rips or holes. He recommends them.

Great gloves. I got a size 8, which was snug but broke in nicely. These gloves looks great and are super soft. Used them in temps from 30 to 40 degree with high winds. I was comfortable but did get a little cold on the lift on the very cold and windy days. I think a thin liner will help with that. I would not bother with that unless it's below 20 degrees or extremely windy. Love the goat leather, and personally really like the red/white combo! Great gloves yet again, Hestra!

I have tried a lot of gloves. This is currently my favorite light weight glove. Great on lead ice. Excellent dexterity and just enough warmth to get through long pitches even in cold weather. The pre curved articulated fingers are great for holding tools. You won't be fighting your gloves for grip in these. There is very little insulation in this glove.

Great fit and durability on these gloves. Little to no insulation, so these definitely excel in spring type conditions. I did use them as a lead glove for some ice climbing in Ouray this winter, but I was switching between heavy belay gloves and only using these for climbing.

This is a great glove for warmer days on the hill when your usual ski gloves would normally get your hands sweaty. I was looking for a lightweight glove with great grip and I found it. Don't expect it to be an everyday glove at temps below 20F, although I bet with liners (if you buy a little big) this glove would work at much lower temps too. Its not going to be waterproof either but I wasn't looking for that here. The palm grip with goat leather is fantastic and I really like the curvature of the fingers as they make gripping poles that much easier. Nice dexterity and feel - I was able to make adjustments to my pack and boots while keeping these on. I found the wind stopping on the back of hand to be pretty good although I haven't used it on a very windy day. The cuff fits nice and snug around the wrist allowing my jacket to go over it with ease. Easy to get this glove on and off as well. Note that I found them to run a little on the small side and the grey is much darker than it appears on the picture - its black. I initially bought a 9 based on the scale then exchanged for a 10 which fits perfect.

I bought these so I had some gloves that would provide some dexterity, while still keeping my hands somewhat warm. The Windstopper on the back of the hands does a great job of keeping out the elements. I was outside throwing the frisbee for my dog in mid 20 degree F temps and a howling wind. Although my fingers eventually got cold (they pretty much always do), the Windstopper kept me warm much longer than anticipated - it was surprising for a glove this thin. The fit is great and the low profile velcro cuff fits well with the sleeves of my jacket. One thing to be aware of is the fingers are very articulated. That's great if you're gripping a ski pole or something, but it seems almost too much for activities where your hand isn't in a closed grip position. The quality of these gloves is top notch and what you would expect from Hestra. The leather is very soft, but still seems durable. I would definitely recommend these as a good active/cool weather option.