Solid Gloves

They get pretty warm when you turn them up all the way but that kills the battery. Using the mid or low level is usually good and the battery lasts a good bit longer.

Game Changer For Fat Biking In The Winter

Absolute game changer when riding in cold temperature, long battery life and easy to adjust temp settings on the fly , highly recommend!

Thin enough to feel what you’re doing with your hands but still warm with the heat on. The downside is that when the batteries die the gloves aren’t warm enough for a sub freezing day outside for extended periods.

Warm But Not Hot

Gloves seam to work well in moderately cold conditions (between 12 and 25 degrees) Not sure about any thing cooler though). Fit is good. A large seams to equate to about 9.5-10. I’ve used them for downhill skiing several times and enjoy the dexterity of a glove whilst keeping my Ranauds syndrome in check . I’ll use them for biking and XC skiing and I expect them to function great. They don’t look super durable but we shall see how they fare. They’re well made but just not stoutly built

Defective Battery

Gloves heat decently. However, one of the batteries only lasts for 50-60 minutes. The other lasts twice as long.