Savior Heat Ultra-Thin Heated Glove Liners - Slim Rechargeable Electric Gloves for Typing, Driving & Winter Sports

$109.00 $130.00

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Say Goodbye to Cold Hands Without the Bulk

Experience the perfect blend of warmth and dexterity. The Savior Heat Ultra-Thin Heated Glove Liners are designed for those who need heat but can't sacrifice touch and feel. Crafted from premium, breathable Lycra, these liners feel like a second skin while providing powerful infrared warmth to your entire hand.

Why Choose Our Thin Heated Liners?

【Ultra-Slim & Second-Skin Fit】 As thin as a base layer, these gloves allow you to type, write, and handle delicate tools with precision. Perfect for office work or as a base under heavy winter gloves.
【Enhanced Grip & Control】 Unlike other slippery liners, we’ve added Anti-Slip Silicone Gel on the palms, making them the ultimate choice for driving, cycling, or holding your phone securely.
【Total Hand Warmth】 Advanced carbon fiber heating elements cover the entire back of the hand and every single fingertip, ensuring heat reaches your extremities where it's needed most.
【Touchscreen Sensitivity】 High-sensitivity conductive material on the thumb and index finger lets you stay connected without exposing your hands to the cold.
【3-Level Intelligent Heat】 Easily toggle between High, Medium, and Low settings to adapt to your environment, from a chilly office to an early morning jog.

Technical Specifications:

Material: Breathable Lycra & Soft Polyester.
Battery: Pair of 7.4V 2200mAh Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries.
Runtime: Up to 6.5 hours on low setting.
Ideal For: Typing, driving, photography, running, or as a ski glove liner.

Pro Tip for Extreme Cold: These gloves are optimized for mild to moderate cold. For sub-zero temperatures or prolonged snow exposure, wear these as liners inside windproof/waterproof outer gloves to "trap" the heat for maximum thermal efficiency.

Package Includes:

1 Pair of Savior Thin Heated Gloves
2 x 2200mAh Rechargeable Batteries
1 x Dual-Port Charger & User Manual
1 x Portable Carry Bag

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Michael Alton

I bought these because I work outside in conditions that are insane. I have seen -90f. No I dont expect anything to keep you warm at those temps. They did fine at warmer temps. The reason I didnt give these a 5 was because the cuffs are tight. Even without the batteries in them. Other than that? They are a good liner. They can be used as a regular glove. However, they wont take any abuse. So i recommend using as a liner.

Barry kane

It is more light and convenient than I expected. The gloves are thin but functional, they get warm instantly once I press the button which is located at the wrist. Despite the wrist part, the body of gloves is super thin and flexible, making it handy and practical. I bought in advance the winter's coming, but I am sure I am gonna love using it in winter.

Fran Hanrahan

I got these for my wife who has Reynaud's. They work great warning her fingers. The battery life is good. The fact it is rechargeable is priceless.

Cory

I have a medium large male hand...I think I measured 8.5 on this item's measuring instructions so I ordered the mediums; they fit but they are a bit bulky unfortunately due to the heating elements and the battery cuff. They would not work very well as glove liners inside my existing medium sized ski gloves...of which I have several....they were just too bulky to easily slip inside my existing gloves. So, I ordered the small and they work better for me. The material over the hands and fingers is stretchy enough that they fit onto my hand no problem and because they fit tighter, they work much better as true glove liners....they will slip more easily inside my existing gloves. And, that is critical because these liners won't substitute well as stand alone gloves...they loose all their heat if they do not have an outer covering (like a glove) once outside. The three heating position switch is effective with a built-in delay to activate any changes to avoid the gloves switching their setting by just a momentary accidental touch. I like that these gloves heat the individual fingers right up to the tips plus the back of the hand...that footprint is superior to the chemical warmers that just work the palms or back of the hand primarily. Now, the biggest design challenge I have is the large cuff....I realize this needs to be there and to stick well outside the liners in order to both hold the battery and to locate the switch...but I find the cuffs material too restricting and a bit gaudy quite frankly...their stiffness restricts my movements a bit and creates issues for getting base layers to fit either properly above or below them...this is where the mediums might provide a little more room than the smalls I ultimately opted for.

Danny chen

I like the heating elements around my fingers. I have Raynaud's and it's hard to go outside when cold or even to go grocery shopping in the summer. My fingers get cold really fast. I like how thin they are, they are easy to work with. They fit great. I have tried other heating gloves and they just didn't keep my fingers warm. I have NOT found anything about these gloves I do not like.

John on Long Island

I wasn't sure if the fingers would be warm enough for a persons with Raynauds but these were fine for my purposes. I do wish that the battery would last longer but I can recharge 2 days.

MNMom

Fit is a little snug for sizing, suggest maybe one size larger. Kept quite warm on medium setting in Nome Alaska on some pretty brutal days and nights

Jennifer

Keeps my hands warm and perfect for my issues with Raynauds! I have found that the batteries do not have the length of time stated in the description. I usually wear for maybe 10 -15 min at a time on high, and I have found I only get about 7 wears before the batteries die... maybe I got some bunk batteries.

Tasha M.

I work outside year round in NJ and bought these in hopes that I could have warm hands throughout the winter. I wore these on a very cold and windy day. It was 10 degrees Fahrenheit which I understand is extremely cold, but the wind went through these as if I wasn't wearing gloves at all. It's not as thick as you think