Moderate Thickness Battery Heated Gloves | Fingertip Touch Screen | Savior

I don’t normally do reviews but these gloves are exceptional. Today I rode in 40 degree weather with a 6 mph headwind wind at an average speed of 18 mph for 30 miles and my hands stated toasty all the way.

I bought these for my husband and he loves them. These are a lifesaver for Long Cold Winter hikes or snow skiing. Battery last 2 to 4 hours with continuous use depending on what setting do you have it on. I have the same pair of women's gloves that I use and turn those on hi when I first start hiking let them warm up a bit and then turn them off for a while then turn them on to medium. I've never how the battery run out while hiking. My husband does take an extra battery set with him while he is skiing though that he does use. The heat goes down into the fingertips and the thumb. We tried a lot of other much more expensive gloves and these are by far the best.

Heating wires are on the back of the gloves, where the cold wind hits your hands. These gloves keep my hands warmer than the heated grips I had on my former bike (BMW). The 3 temperature settings work well. However on high they do not run for the 4 hours, as advertised. About 2 1/2 is all I can get out of them. Still the best cold weather riding investment I've made in a long time.

I LOVE these gloves! They fit under my jacket sleeves. They keep me exceptionally warm. I use them for outdoor recess and I have absolutely no complaints. They keep charged for a decent amount of uses! Great buy!

Works as expected.. im pleased with everything except I wish the battery lasted longer. I get about 2 hours on low.. and 30 mins on high. One funny note, I wore these for several days thinking they aren't warm at all, even after pushing the button over and over.. then I leaned against a counter and I was shocked to see the button change colors! Apparently, to turn them on you have to hold the big button down till the bright light comes on! It made a HUGE difference. They are very warm and comfy.

These gloves really work very well. The sizing directions were accurate and insured a comfortable fit. The gloves are made well. The palms are reinforced, so the heating elements are on the dorsal (outer) surface of each hand. Unlike cheaper versions, each finger and thumb is part of the heating circuit. I use the lowest setting for driving and the highest setting for outdoor activities. Each glove has a touch control pad which responds quickly to three different temperature adjustments. I find that I am recharging the batteries every other day, but this will depend on individual use. While these gloves do keep your hands warm, I would not consider them as "work gloves" as much as comfortable cold weather gloves; way too expensive for work use. I do have symptoms which are found in Raynaud's syndrome, and these gloves are very effective in providing comfort when I am outdoors.

I bought these gloves for bicycling and motorcycling. My fingers get so darned cold! Regular gloves palms are so thick that my motorcycle's heated grips can't get the warmth to palms and fingers. Thin gloves are so thin that the tops of my hands and fingers get cold while the palms are warmer. On the bicycle, the pain from cold cold fingers is just excruciating. Can make me dread 30-degree and colder weather riding. (and I do that a lot to stay fit in the off-season). As soon as they arrived, I charged and tried the gloves on. AHHHHHHH! Warmth down to the ends of my fingertips! I sure hope these gloves hold up because I'm instantly in love with them. The only drawback is that the LED indicator can show three levels of heating by glowing RED, WHITE, or BLUE. But nowhere does the packaging say which color equals which level. I think RED is the warmest. The other two levels are still a mystery to me. Maybe after actual use on the road, I'll be able to experiment and tell. But I'm so excited about riding with these. It's supposed to be near freezing Sunday morning. I have a 50-mile training ride to join. Excited to see how the gloves do. I'll update when I find out. May even change the 4-star to 5-star. These are really nice gloves. The workmanship looks excellent. All stitching is straight and precise. They look good and have thinner palms so I can feel the controls, and warm up very nicely. The backs of the gloves are quite thick and provide nice insulation. It was 34 degrees this morning and no warming Sun. My fingers were comfortably "room temperature" with the button indicators glowing red. They were not warm and not cold. After 2 hours, the weather warmed up to 45 degrees and I turned the gloves OFF. My fingers stayed comfortable for the rest of the 4 hour training ride. I'm going to go ahead and raise my assessment to 5-stars.

I don't normally do reviews but these gloves are exceptional. Today I rode in 40 degree weather with a 6 mph headwind wind at an average speed of 18 mph for 30 miles and my hands stated toasty all the way.