Hestra Heater Gauntlet Glove vs Thermic Freeride Ultra Heat Gloves
The Hestra Heater Gauntlet is the better glove for most skiers: warmer, more waterproof, and a long gauntlet that seals over the jacket. The Therm-ic Freeride Ultra Heat adds battery-powered heat with three settings and up to 3 hours 45 minutes of runtime, which matters on long, cold days. Build quality favors Hestra's leather construction and reputation; Therm-ic counters with goatskin, Pittards reinforcements and Kevlar stitching. Buy the Hestra for warmth and weather protection, the Therm-ic if you want active heat and a shorter cuff.
- Choose the Hestra Heater Gauntlet if you want maximum warmth and waterproofing and a gauntlet cuff that locks out snow.
- Choose the Therm-ic Freeride Ultra Heat if you want on-demand battery heat with adjustable settings for long cold days.
Prices
- Hestra Heater Gauntlet Glove: $549.95 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Thermic Freeride Ultra Heat Gloves: $248.95 at Bobleisure (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Thermic Freeride Ultra Heat Gloves is $301.00 cheaper than the Hestra Heater Gauntlet Glove at the latest prices (Nov 10)
