Hestra Falt Guide Gloves

The Fält Guide Glove has become a favourite among mountain guides, ski patrols and other outdoor professionals who spend a lot of their time in the cold and in the open air. The glove is named after Lars Fält, founder of the Survival School for the Swedish Armed Forces and an expert in wilderness survival. He was looking for a hardwearing, warm work glove and turned to Hestra. The result of this partnership was the Fält Guide Glove, which combines extra tough goatskin leather on the grip surfaces with flexible cowhide on the backhand. It has a removable liner in wool – nature's own super material – perfect if you spend long days in the mountains and want several dry liners to swap in and out.

The design is relatively spacious, allowing plenty of insulating air. A decent workhorse that functions equally well in the mountains and in the forest, and with a little care will accompany you over years of ski tours and outdoor adventure.

Hestra Falt Guide Gloves Features & Specifications:

• Carabiner
• Elastic at wrist
• Removable lining
• Attachments for handcuffs
• Outseams in palm
• Collection: Outdoor
• Cowhide: Durable and proofed cowhide
• Army goat leather: Durable and proofed goat leather.
• Wool pile: 75% Wool, 25% Polyester pile, soft and comfortable. Holds air and keep the hands warm.
• Wool terry: A knitted material whose curly fibers and terry loops together can bind a large amount of air. 90% Wool, 10% Polyamide.
• Warmth: Deep, enveloping warmth for harsh winter conditions.
• Durability: Engineered for extreme mechanical stress and abrasion.
• Mobility: Noticeably supple with easy finger articulation.
• Waterproof: The glove does not include a waterproof membrane. It may offer water resistance from its outer material but is not designed to keep hands dry in sustained wet conditions.