Wireless Heated Gloves

5 Rob B
These work best in frigid, single digit temps like what we have in mountains of Colorado. The mittens by themselves without the electric heating are enough for temps in the low double digits. Dexterity is what you expect from a mitten- you learn to use your thumbs! Quality of materials and construction seem solid- time will tell. Sizing seems spot on.

5 Jon M
Very comfortable and warm, with multiple heat settings.

5 Jonathan H
I bought these for my girlfriend as a gift. She has reynaud's and has had really cold hands every single day we have skied, even in the spring! These gloves have completely changed her skiing experience and keeps her going for a lot longer! She rarely goes above the lowest setting, except for when on a cold chair lift. Really impressed with these. We ski 70+ days per season and so far she has used them every single day. Battery life is pretty good! There seems to be better out there for battery life, but get a spare and always have them charged and you 're set!

5 Georgina C
This is my third pair of heated gloves, and by far the best. I think mainly because they are mittens, with no finger separations. So the whole space gets heated. I don ’ t even suffer from my thumbs getting cold! So far the batteries seem to last well even on the hottest setting, but I ’ ve only taken them out half days. I do find that I need to charge them overnight.

5 Phil4719
Because our family has poor circulation and gets very cold hands, these heated mitts have become essential for squeezing maximum value out of each of our precious snowboarding days. We can now stay out until we actually get tired rather than being forced to take a break due to being too cold. We purchased one pair in early 2023, one in late 2023, and one in 2024. Although the high price tag will necessitate years for us to fully outfit our large family, the incredible effectiveness of these mitts have prompted a goal to have ten pairs within the next several years. We 've had good experience with the batteries thus far; lasting most of a typical day of snowboarding. Planning to purchase some back- up batteries to have on deck for extended days. For the latest pair we chose the oyster color, which looks WHITE on the webpage, but it is not white-- it's closer to SAND. Since we were hoping for white to go with a girl's purple jacket, the sand color is a disappointment, but fine. Function is the most important thing here. SIze note. We all wear wrist guards underneath our mitts, and the size XL has been compatible with that protection system. Even our youngest family members( age 10) can use the size XL over their wrist guards and it works well.