Hestra Ergo Grip Active

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Order meets my expectations. Thank you for your responsiveness!

Very good fit, but not useable with smartphone.

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Durable and tight-fitting multi-purpose gloves for plus-sized children or sweaty chores for the little ones.

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Really good gloves!

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Great glove. Fits well and also enables handling of objects. Tools stay in hands up to a certain limit. Knitting may not be possible, but screwdrivers etc. will remain handy. Suitable for autumn and spring temperatures.

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Excellent gloves for autumn. The size is really tight and I had to change the number to a bigger one even though I own several Hestra gloves in size 10.

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Excellent and fitting gloves!

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Now about half a year (autumn-winter) of active use behind me and I can praise it. Good tinkering gloves that work in many uses. In the forest, jogging, in the city, driving, etc. However, I haven't dared to use it for campfire work, because the back side can't stand the heat. At first they were a bit tight (size: 8, palm circumference: approx. 22.5cm, see Hestra's size guide) but after a while of use they adjusted to fit the hands better. They have been really good since then. The leather palm side seems durable. However, the durability of the stitches remains to be seen after longer use. The "spring" on the wrist is long and the velcro tightening works. The gloves will definitely stay in your hand. I don't think these are any kind of winter gloves, except maybe for something really active. With slight frosts (-5C) still warm enough for e.g. snow work. Of course, if you take a slightly larger size, then you can use it with thinner undergloves. These are expensive. I bought it myself in the summer when I noticed that they were on a good offer. I have not regretted the purchase.

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It's ok glove. The skin of the palm is thinner. It's still hard to say about sustainability. Good fit. Fingers long. The lining is thin and at least I saw a cool glove in the wet weather of spring. Of course warm when busy.

Really good gloves, super comfortable and as the name says, ergonomic. I have tested them in the city in shitty weather and they were great, I still need to take them on long hikes so I can't review that part yet