How do heated gloves work?
Our heated gloves run heating elements along the back of the hand and fingers, the spots that go numb first. A small rechargeable battery in each glove powers the heat, set across four levels with a button. Many styles add a waterproof Rainguard liner and touchscreen-friendly fingertips.
How warm do heated gloves get?
Our heated gloves offer four heat levels, from about 90°F on low up to 135°F on high. High is the go-to on chairlifts and in biting wind, while low keeps your hands comfortable during easy activity. Steady heat beats the quick burst you get from disposable warmers.
Should you choose the men's or women's version?
Go by fit, since a snug glove transfers heat best. The heating system and settings are the same, with the cut sized for each hand. Compare our men's heated gloves and women's heated gloves and pick your usual glove size.
How long do heated gloves last on a charge?
Our heated gloves last up to 8 hours on low, and about 2 hours on high. Fingers need steady heat, so many riders carry a spare battery set for a full day on the mountain. Charge both gloves fully the night before. A recharge takes about 4 to 5 hours, so a night on the charger has both gloves ready.
