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Hestra Seth Morrison Pro questions

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Mag
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I've been doing a lot of research as I need some new gloves and I've narrowed it down to either Hestra VCF or Seth morrison pros, I'm more steering towards the seth morrisons for the waterproof liner, although I've been checking reviews and a negative review on amazon said the liner isn't connected to the gloves, so it can bunch up? Is this true, because every glove I've ever used that has a liner that isn't stuck to the shell it ends up ballsing up the fingers and takes ages to reinsert them into the fingers. Also has anyone got any other negatives of these gloves(or positives)? trying to make sure I get the right gloves.

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May 9 2012 4:20PM
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Dr.Gnar
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I fuckin HATE gloves with detachable liners, so much screwing around. I have the Seth's and I never experience any bunching assuming you don't insert a wet hand and muck up the inside. Bottom line, best gloves on the market, ultra waterproof, durable, lifetime guarantee. They'll last a lifetime. There really isn't a better ski glove out there.
May 9 2012 4:50PM
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Mag
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I don't mean a removable liner, I mean can you pull the liner out of the glove? while it's still attached at the wrist?
May 9 2012 4:53PM
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Dr.Gnar
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No, the lining material cannot be pulled inside out.
May 9 2012 5:32PM
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Mag
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Thanks a lot. Definately getting them then. Is it hard to dry them?
May 9 2012 5:41PM
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RudyGarmisch
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I had a pair of Morrsions from last year, I dont think the liner can come out. They're a burly glove, great for powder and cold weather, but too hot for skiing in the spring, you'll need a backup park glove.

One of my buddies has the Morrison 3 finger and he uses a separate set of liners he bought from Hestra. They're really thin, fits inside the slightly larger size glove great.
May 9 2012 5:59PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Boot dryer worked perfectly.
May 9 2012 6:11PM
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Mag
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Any ones you recommend? There's a bunch that seem like replicas for like £2 that'll probably break on first use/ knowing my luck set my house on fire
May 9 2012 6:18PM
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Dr.Gnar
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I got this one for Christmas and used it religiously for my gloves and liners after skiing. There is a heat/no heat switch and a timer up to 3 hours. I usually never used the heat as not to dry out the leather or break down my intuition liners. 3 hrs no heat was plenty unless they were soaked from pow comin up my sleeves and into the gloves (I didn't have wrist gaitors on my jacket), then I'd go 3 hours heat ON. Obviously the dryer works for anything like shoes, socks, etc.


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May 9 2012 6:29PM
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Mag
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Don't want to have to spend that much money really, I was thinking absolute most £50 if I HAD to
May 9 2012 6:43PM
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Dustin.
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I've owned VCF's and Seth's for the last 8 years. To be honest, the gloves are very similar. The lining feels almost identical and the fit is the same. I like my Seth's a little better because they are a bit more low profile than my VCF's were. I don't have as much trouble with more delicate tasks like grabbing a zipper or a playing with my phone/music.
May 9 2012 8:23PM
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2_fadez
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I fucking love my Seth's and I'm sure it will be hard for you to find someone who doesn't
May 9 2012 8:37PM
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