Hestra Wakayama 5 Finger Glove Cork / Brown
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The Hestra Wakayama 5 Finger in Cork / Brown combines individual finger movement with a supple leather construction for skiing and snowboarding. It suits riders who prefer a shorter glove and a natural feel around a pole or binding strap. The contrasting leather panels give this version its recognisable appearance, but the practical appeal lies in how the shell, wrist adjustment and removable lining work together during a cold day on the mountain.
The outer is impregnated cowhide with external finger seams. Moving the seams outward reduces bulk against the fingers and helps the hand close naturally around equipment. This is a weather-resistant leather glove, not a substitute for a waterproof membrane model in prolonged rain or wet snow. Inside, a removable wool terry liner supplies the warming layer. You can take it out after riding, allowing the inner and outer to air separately instead of leaving moisture trapped inside a closed glove.
A paracord wrist adjustment lets you secure the opening without a large gauntlet, while neoprene at the inner wrist helps the cuff sit comfortably. Check how that shorter cuff meets your jacket: it works best as part of a considered sleeve overlap. Included wrist straps reduce the chance of losing a glove when you take it off on a lift. The five-finger layout favours handling over a mitten’s shared finger space; choose it when grip and small adjustments matter during normal riding.
Choose room around the fingertips rather than a tight, stretched fit. Close your hand around a pole or a binding strap: the insulation should not feel flattened and the cuff should stay comfortable. Try the gloves with your own jacket sleeves, because the overlap matters when you reach forward. An extra liner takes up space, so check the complete combination before choosing a size. Warmth also depends on circulation, activity and moisture; a glove cannot promise the same comfort in every temperature.
For leather care and drying, follow the label and use a treatment suitable for the leather. Let the shell air dry away from radiators and other direct heat. Where the liner is removable, dry it separately and follow its own washing instructions. Regularly checking the palm, seams and cuff helps you spot wear before a trip. A dry liner and supple outer are more useful than adding layers that make the fit too tight.
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Features & Specs
- Hestra Wakayama 5 Finger; 3000660-710750; Cork / Brown.
- External finger seams; wind-resistant leather construction.
- Removable wool liner; paracord wrist adjustment.
- Wrist straps included; no waterproof membrane.
Orders placed before 16:00 on business days are normally dispatched the same business day, subject to stock availability. Weekend and public-holiday orders are processed on the next business day.
Shipping rates and free-shipping thresholds depend on your delivery country and the products ordered. For standard products, delivery within the Netherlands is €4.95 below €50 and free from €50; Belgium and Luxembourg are free from €75; Germany and France are free from €150. Surfboards have separate rates. See our Shipping & delivery page for all destinations and product groups. Your final shipping cost is shown at checkout.
You can return items within 30 days. Items must be unworn, clean and in their original condition. See our returns information for conditions and any return shipping costs.
The Hestra Wakayama 5 Finger in Cork / Brown combines individual finger movement with a supple leather construction for skiing and snowboarding.
Hestra Gloves
The family business Martin Magnusson & Co. was founded in 1936 and is now run by the third and fourth generation of Magnussons. Both design and development is done at the headquarters in the small village Hestra, Sweden. Our gloves are manufactured in our own factories and we personally buy all leather, fabric, wool and other materials. This gives us control of the production chain and ensures a high level of quality. Several of our models are handmade by some of the most experienced glove makers in Europe. In 2019, we produced over 2 million pairs of gloves. The company has about 50 employees at its headquarters in Sweden. We also have a subsidiaries in United States, Norway and Germany as well as agents, distributors and retailers in over 30 countries.