7.4 V Rechargeable Heated Glove Liners for E-Bike Commuters
Original price was: $119.99.$99.00Current price is: $99.00. USD
Frosted fingertips on a dawn e-bike commute vanish with SAVIOR HEAT's slim, rechargeable heated glove liners—7.4V 2200mAh battery, thin polyester fit for layering, one-year warranty; ideal for cycling, skiing and hiking.
Description
A breath of icy air on a morning ride fades the moment these liners warm your palms.
SAVIOR HEAT Heated Glove Liners — SHGS13
Slim, rechargeable heated liners that deliver focused warmth without bulk. The polyester shell slips comfortably under cycling gloves or mitts, preserving grip, brake feel, and full control for e-bike commuters and road riders.
Integrated 7.4 V 2200 mAh batteries power electric heating elements for dependable, on‑demand warmth during cold commutes, alpine descents, or winter training. Black XX-Small form factor from SAVIOR HEAT (model SHGS13) includes a one-year warranty for peace of mind.
- 7.4 V 2200 mAh rechargeable battery included
- Thin polyester liner for seamless layering
- Electric heating elements deliver consistent hand warmth
- Slim profile preserves handlebar feel and dexterity
- Model SHGS13 by SAVIOR HEAT; 1-year warranty
Reliable, low-profile warmth tailored to riders who need warmth without sacrificing control.
Janasea –
These are good quality. I wanted the Toasty Touch gloves but they were out of my price range. This is a good dupe (if you’re okay with black.) My only complaint is sizing. I estimated I’d be a size small but these run big. Size down!
David.B –
One year review . Theses where bad from new . Very low heat output even on high setting . Batteries don’t last . I decided to spend a bit more thinking theses would be better than a less costly pair . WRONG . I should have just bought a cheaper set . I will just end up tossing these.
Joanne Moffatt –
I love these gloves for early morning walks with my dog. They keep my hands toasty warm. They are thin enough to fit under a felt mitten. Highly recommend them.
Robert Cannon –
Dont work. Fully charged. Put these on as glove liners. Put on cycling winter gloves. Went for a walk 28F weather with light wind. Left “heated glove” was ON full. Right glove was OFF. Could feel no difference between the ON glove and the OFF glove. Repeat the experiment got the same result. ON glove was producing no heat.
Cheryl Gonsalves –
I bought the gloves for my Dad who lives in Utah. He walks every morning in the cold, he loves them! I would highly recommend them!
Manon –
La capacité de chauffage ne permet pas de chauffer les doigts lorsque la température est sous zéro. S’il y a du vent, l’efficacité est diminué.
Nancy Steele –
These gloves were the missing piece I needed to enjoy walking everyday in the winter months. Even on those over -30 windshield winter days, I stepped out for my walks like a brave soldier, of course now you know my secret 😉. My fingers were very comfortable even the finger that had a minor frost bite didn’t complain about the old temperature. I highly recommend it.
ejackson –
These are good quality. I wanted the Toasty Touch gloves but they were out of my price range. This is a good dupe (if you’re okay with black.) My only complaint is sizing. I estimated I’d be a size small but these run big. Size down!
ejackson –
Awesome! Wore them in NYC in temps of low 30’s kept my hands very warm.
Amberchristine –
Warm for California winters. Everyone in cold climates should treat these as gloves liners. Keep you toasty!
ncball –
One year review . Theses where bad from new . Very low heat output even on high setting . Batteries don’t last . I decided to spend a bit more thinking theses would be better than a less costly pair . WRONG . I should have just bought a cheaper set . I will just end up tossing these.
Nancy Steele –
I love these gloves for early morning walks with my dog. They keep my hands toasty warm. They are thin enough to fit under a felt mitten. Highly recommend them.
ncball –
I have had these gloves for 2 weeks now and use them while riding my motorcycle. It’s still fall here so temperatures have only dipped to 30F, but with high winds while riding, these gloves have kept my hands quite warm.
I used to wear a thin cotton liner glove and my normal riding gloves but could never ride for longer than an hour at high speeds once temperatures dipped below 40F. These gloves are a perfect replacement. They come in a nice box with the charge and bag to wash. Everything is included and batteries are quick to charge.
The glove materials do not feel cheap and even function as a good pair of thick winter gloves even without the heating pack. Regarding the heat settings: there are 3 ranges- low, medium, and high. Low feels like putting on someone else’s sweatshirt after they just took it off- some residual heat, noticeable but barely. On the other end, high setting gets quite toasty, but never feels like it’s burning your skin. I think the more snug the gloves are, the more direct contact with the heating wire will be.
I will edit if anything changes.
Pros:
–Thick gloves with heavy fabrics
–High heat gets quite warm without burning your hands
–Multiple heat settings to adjust to your liking
–Easy instructions for care
–Have kept my hands warm in low temperatures without fail
Cons:
–When plugging in the battery to the pocket, the wire is a little long and you have to fold it in a little. (Not a big deal for most people, I just dislike bending wires.)
–Not really touchscreen. At the right angle, you can use your phone but it is difficult. I did not buy these gloves for that functionality and I think it’s pretty difficult to find any thick gloves that are truly touch screen compatible
Jessica Maghakian –
The highest heat setting is just barely warm at a full charge and the battery drains very fast. Super disappointed in this purchase.
James Ziobrowski –
Just don’t get hit! Disappointed. Seems to be the deal with heated gear. I have socks, pants, two vest and this is third pair of gloves. Minus one – returned, worked for a month. Out of all that the pants are decent and one vest that have been worth the money!
PDB –
These arrived previously opened, but they are clean and work just fine. They heat up quickly. Are good in ski gloves, but are fantastic in mittens. The material is quite thin and they run kind large.
MauBen –
These gloves were the missing piece I needed to enjoy walking everyday in the winter months. Even on those over -30 windshield winter days, I stepped out for my walks like a brave soldier, of course now you know my secret 😉. My fingers were very comfortable even the finger that had a minor frost bite didn’t complain about the old temperature. I highly recommend it.
J. Egan –
I used the glove liners during hunting, usually wearing them under a set of Marmot mittens. The liners did keep my hands nice and warm on 13°F mornings. There were warmer periods of the day when I ditched the mittens and wore just the glove liners (powered on). My hands get cold very easy so the high and medium settings are what I used most. This required charging the batteries during lunch and at night.
My only issue is that they can be difficult to put on. I bought the Medium-Large size. The glove part is slightly loose on my fingers. There’s not a problem with that fit. However, the cuffs are narrow making it difficult to put them on and take them off. If the battery is installed in the cuff it’s even more difficult. For the heat they provide, I can live with how hard they can be to put on.
If there was a strap on the cuff that could be released to make the cuffs larger that would make it better for me and this would be a five star review instead.
I bought the socks too and they too work great at keeping my toes warm.
Joanne Moffatt –
One year review . Theses where bad from new . Very low heat output even on high setting . Batteries don’t last . I decided to spend a bit more thinking theses would be better than a less costly pair . WRONG . I should have just bought a cheaper set . I will just end up tossing these.
MauBen –
In -20 C weather I tried these gloves for the first time. I had them on high heat but it was like there was zero heat from them. For this price I expected much better, so I’m returning them now. Also, the large size barely fit my hands, so their chart is out to lunch.
Brigette Bower –
Bought these as an xmas present for a family member and they were thrilled to receive these as they live in sub zero temps a few months out of the year. Great gift for people!
Javier Campo –
Me han salvado estos guantes pde poder disfrutar caminar sin problemas sin tener mis dedos congelados por el frío
bubba –
Used on medium setting over 6 hrs at -35F with insulated outer glove. Toasty the whole time. Removed outer glove an took photos with these.
tomas diaz –
Great purchase for cold temperatures, really long battery life, although I will say that you definitely need to pair them with a wind/water resistant outer glove for it to fully work, do not expect to go close to 0 Celsius degree or lower just wearing these gloves, they will heat up but the cold wind will be always stronger. Now with that said, if you do pair them with and outer glove they are absolutely unmatched, the only downside is that by having 2 layers on your hands the sensibility really drops, so if you need something that needs a high skill accuracy like hand writing will be though .
Bruce Williams –
Qualité parfaite ,par contre ne chauffe pas la main au complet ,tel qu’indiquer dans la description.
Gaston Marcoux –
La capacité de chauffage ne permet pas de chauffer les doigts lorsque la température est sous zéro. S’il y a du vent, l’efficacité est diminué.
ncball –
With just the batteries that come with these gloves they suck. did not stay charged long and barely heated the gloves, yes this was at full charge before use, my husband was just going to have me return them so I decided to order the bigger batteries first. Now they work great they actually heat up and stay warm a lot longer. Yes it’s great the gloves come with two sets of batteries but there’s really no point if they don’t stay charged or heat up the gloves so my recommendation is if you want these gloves they work great but only if you upgrade to the larger batteries.
April Walker –
They work great for less than hour then by two hours or less battery dies. I work outdoors flagging and was really hoping these would work out. Especially for the $. Don’t bother not if you need warmth for more than an hour.
Mary Lou Stevens –
Nice and warm. My only thing is I read a review that said they run small. I disagree they are too big for me. I wore them so I couldn’t return. I got the mediu and it came med/lge.
JW –
These gloves came used and retaped up, which makes for a very unpleasant unboxing experience. Most of the contents inside seem to be unused, although it’s difficult to tell. Nevertheless, the gloves work well. They are extremely warm. The gloves do take a few minutes to warm up, and I wish the wait time was shorter, but once they are warm, I can actually feel my fingers! The battery life has been pretty good so far. I’ve been using them for a couple of days without charging. The gloves and batteries are a bit bulky, and are quite heavy when I put them in my pocket. The quality is decent though pricey, and the gloves fit reasonably well and have drawstrings to make the gloves tighter. Overall, I’m somewhat happy with the gloves if they didn’t come used.
David.B –
Awesome! Wore them in NYC in temps of low 30’s kept my hands very warm.
MauBen –
Qualité parfaite ,par contre ne chauffe pas la main au complet ,tel qu’indiquer dans la description.
ejackson –
Very disappointed! Used as a stand alone, not under other gloves. I wanted full dexterity and mobility while hiking. Did not get nearly hot enough or long enough. After about an hour on high the battery stopped providing heat. Recharging took about 5+ hours. Had high expectations.
HH –
Good amount of heat but battery life is short.
I live in the DC area so our winters are around 30-40 degrees. These glove liners, sometimes only the liners with no glove overtop, have kept my hands warm during bike rides in low 30s degree weather. At times they are so warm I’ve had to turn them off. I purchsed in November 2021, and they worked well for the 21 and 22 winter. When I used them this winter, they no longer hold a charge for more than 15 minutes. I do not see any option to exchange or purchase new batteries. Only 2 years is not sufficient for an article that cost this much.
RJ –
Used on medium setting over 6 hrs at -35F with insulated outer glove. Toasty the whole time. Removed outer glove an took photos with these.
Manon –
Qualité parfaite ,par contre ne chauffe pas la main au complet ,tel qu’indiquer dans la description.
Just a User –
The battery pocket is poorly secured with just Velcro, and is too small for the battery; it barely closes. The scratchy part of the Velcro faces the inner wrist, which shows a lack of forethought. I don’t care for the lit-up power indicator or reflective trim. If these gloves are meant to be liners then they don’t need any flash on the outside. The backlit buttons are just wasting power. The batteries take about four hours to charge and last two hours on high. Given that the gloves are thin (liners) they lose a lot of heat to he environment (like wind, or the steering wheel). However they do leave your hands flexible enough to drive, while taking enough edge off the cold so that your hands shouldn’t ache too much. If you have Reynaud’s or bad arthritis you might want the thicker, more insulated kind.
ejackson –
True to size. They are very comfortable , material not so thick , gives nice amount of heat!
Janasea –
With just the batteries that come with these gloves they suck. did not stay charged long and barely heated the gloves, yes this was at full charge before use, my husband was just going to have me return them so I decided to order the bigger batteries first. Now they work great they actually heat up and stay warm a lot longer. Yes it’s great the gloves come with two sets of batteries but there’s really no point if they don’t stay charged or heat up the gloves so my recommendation is if you want these gloves they work great but only if you upgrade to the larger batteries.
Bobby Wallace –
They are not as warm as I was expecting
scott –
Very disappointed. They had great reviews, but I was let down. I charged them and tried them at home while watching TV. Warmed up nicely. Later that week the temperature bottomed out and it was 14 degrees when I got to work. I was looking forward to my hands,especially my fingers, being nice and warm! But it didn’t happen. I was using them as glove liners, with my work gloves on top and these under them. The icon was red, which is high, and there was no benefit to wearing them. Maybe if the temp is around freezing they’ll help. But in bitter cold, you’re wasting your time. Would not recommend.
Jennifer Brown –
I love the idea behind these gloves, and would be more than willing to change to five stars, but the batteries do not stay charged for any extended amount of time. This is frustrating because it is only November, and here in North Carolina. It’s gonna continue to get colder and I work outside, that’s why I spent $100 on a pair of gloves. I also got the extra small/ small, and they run a little large. Unless that’s extra small/small in men’s. They’re definitely a medium women’s. And when I use them as liners under another pair of gloves, they do not stay on when I remove the outer pair, because they are loosefitting. The finger, however, are some of the best that I’ve ever used with touchscreen Devices.
ejackson –
Used on medium setting over 6 hrs at -35F with insulated outer glove. Toasty the whole time. Removed outer glove an took photos with these.
Ziggy –
Bought as a gift for a person with Raynaud’s Phenomenon. Though they are very expensive they are well worth it for someone who suffers from this syndrome. Very warm and long charge for extended outdoor activities.
HH –
These are good quality. I wanted the Toasty Touch gloves but they were out of my price range. This is a good dupe (if you’re okay with black.) My only complaint is sizing. I estimated I’d be a size small but these run big. Size down!
JMac –
Fast delivery, quality packaging including a stuff bag for the gloves. Battery packs were easy to activate and charge, and gloves heated up quickly and strongly when tested.
I can’t say anything about use in cold weather, as winter fled the scene weeks before my purchase. I’ll update this review next winter after multiple days of use.
ChocolateQueen –
True to size. They are very comfortable , material not so thick , gives nice amount of heat!
Amazon Customer –
Great purchase for cold temperatures, really long battery life, although I will say that you definitely need to pair them with a wind/water resistant outer glove for it to fully work, do not expect to go close to 0 Celsius degree or lower just wearing these gloves, they will heat up but the cold wind will be always stronger. Now with that said, if you do pair them with and outer glove they are absolutely unmatched, the only downside is that by having 2 layers on your hands the sensibility really drops, so if you need something that needs a high skill accuracy like hand writing will be though .
Bobby Wallace –
I have very cold hands with Raynaud’s Disease. I ordered these gloves just to see what I thought of them. Let me say WOW I love them. I have recommended this product to several friends and I know a few of them have ordered them. They fit perfect and are very comfortable to wear. The battery is a little annoying when you first put them on but once you see how well they keep your hands warm you won’t mind the battery.
JOSUE H –
As someone who always has cold hands, I appreciate that manufacturers are trying to help us. However, I found these gloves not ideal. They’re advertised as liner gloves, which they have to be because if you don’t have anything over them, they lose their heat immediately. But as liner gloves, I found them too thick to fit well into a mitten, especially with the thick cuff. Other people, however, seem to be enjoying them, so you might still want to try them. They did give off good heat.
J. Egan –
I bought these to use when in a deer stand. No matter how many layers of clothes or other gloves I put on my fingertips would still freeze! This product eliminated that issues. These were designed well and functions as intended. One concern I had was that they would make it hard to climb into the stand with limited finger mobility but that wasn’t the case at all!These were made out of great material and have held up well, along with being comfortable. They were not to tight or to loose and fit well! The batter lasted quite a long time. I think on average in could get around 4 hours at the next to highest setting!
JMac –
Had to return due to 2nd time using one of the batteries stopped working and wouldn’t charge. Needed these for doing pipeline inspection in temps running below 20 with high winds for 9-10 hour shifts. The one day it did work, I found it cumbersome at best. The batteries sit on the wrist. Between the thermal shirt, tee shirt, sweat shirt, coat cuffs, and watch on left wrist. it was difficult to get those on then another pair of larger gloves on top of that. The gloves are too thin by themselves and too cumbersome with another pair on top of that. The heat was mostly on the back of my hands and not fingers where needed mostly. On second day, 1 of the batteries stopped working and would not charge. These were too much money to have a battery issue on second use. Between that and difficulty of use, returned them.
JOSUE H –
They are not as warm as I was expecting
BellaDaMuppet –
I used the glove liners during hunting, usually wearing them under a set of Marmot mittens. The liners did keep my hands nice and warm on 13°F mornings. There were warmer periods of the day when I ditched the mittens and wore just the glove liners (powered on). My hands get cold very easy so the high and medium settings are what I used most. This required charging the batteries during lunch and at night.
My only issue is that they can be difficult to put on. I bought the Medium-Large size. The glove part is slightly loose on my fingers. There’s not a problem with that fit. However, the cuffs are narrow making it difficult to put them on and take them off. If the battery is installed in the cuff it’s even more difficult. For the heat they provide, I can live with how hard they can be to put on.
If there was a strap on the cuff that could be released to make the cuffs larger that would make it better for me and this would be a five star review instead.
I bought the socks too and they too work great at keeping my toes warm.
RainierRandy –
I took these out for my 5K run in 36 degree weather. I’m still able to control my iPhone and Apple Watch with these on. It seemed like the heat was in the wrist and not the fingertips, but my hands didn’t get cold on the run. I ordered a large which fits well, but to get them off I had to remove the batteries first. They’re long on the forearm so it covers up my watch and I have to pull the glove to the side to be able to see my watch.
HH –
Great purchase for cold temperatures, really long battery life, although I will say that you definitely need to pair them with a wind/water resistant outer glove for it to fully work, do not expect to go close to 0 Celsius degree or lower just wearing these gloves, they will heat up but the cold wind will be always stronger. Now with that said, if you do pair them with and outer glove they are absolutely unmatched, the only downside is that by having 2 layers on your hands the sensibility really drops, so if you need something that needs a high skill accuracy like hand writing will be though .
JMac –
Fast delivery, quality packaging including a stuff bag for the gloves. Battery packs were easy to activate and charge, and gloves heated up quickly and strongly when tested.
I can’t say anything about use in cold weather, as winter fled the scene weeks before my purchase. I’ll update this review next winter after multiple days of use.
Colleen Fakner –
Great purchase for cold temperatures, really long battery life, although I will say that you definitely need to pair them with a wind/water resistant outer glove for it to fully work, do not expect to go close to 0 Celsius degree or lower just wearing these gloves, they will heat up but the cold wind will be always stronger. Now with that said, if you do pair them with and outer glove they are absolutely unmatched, the only downside is that by having 2 layers on your hands the sensibility really drops, so if you need something that needs a high skill accuracy like hand writing will be though .
HH –
These arrived previously opened, but they are clean and work just fine. They heat up quickly. Are good in ski gloves, but are fantastic in mittens. The material is quite thin and they run kind large.
JOSUE H –
Fast delivery, quality packaging including a stuff bag for the gloves. Battery packs were easy to activate and charge, and gloves heated up quickly and strongly when tested.
I can’t say anything about use in cold weather, as winter fled the scene weeks before my purchase. I’ll update this review next winter after multiple days of use.
Tyler C. –
I work in an environment where the temp is 34-37 degrees. I bought these to help keep my hands warm during my shift. The first 5 days it was awesome; however, after that things started to go wrong. There are 3 settings: high, medium, and low. The high began to feel like medium, the medium like low, and the low like non-existent. Also, the battery in the left glove ALWAYS ran out first, no matter which battery I connected. Also, I began to feel little shocks in my fingers (like when you get zapped by an electric current). Definitely NOT worth the money I spent on it!
Johnny Del Valle –
They look and feel great. Not too bulky on my hands. Only complaint is that even on the highest heat setting, they don’t seem to get that warm. Wore them outside in the winter cold and on the highest heat setting they got just warm enough for my fingers to not feel cold, which is OKAY but makes the other heat settings kind of pointless if the highest setting doesn’t even make my fingers feel nice and warm.
Overall they’re definitely better than a standard non-heated pair of gloves; I was just a bit disappointed that my fingers didn’t get nice and toasty outside like I had hoped.
Giving it 4 stars instead of 3 because they’re look and non-bulkiness was something I was mainly looking for while I stock frozen product on grocery shelves at work. The slim design helps a ton. Outdoors though if you are in the freezing cold, they will only be able to keep your fingers from feeling super cold, not as much make them feel warm.
Mike Thompson –
I read alot of the reviews for heated gloves before I bought these. I’ve used them about a half a dozen times, with no problems. I turn them on the hotest setting and they slowly switch to the lower settings. When I do use them on a bicycle ride, it’s for an hour and a half. My hands do not get hot, BUT they do not get cold. Hope this review helps you.
JOSUE H –
Very quality gloves. it’s just incredible. The customer service is just wonderful. The right pair of my gloves stopped working, but when I contacted customer service, they replaced it for free with a brand new pair of gloves as shown in the photo. The old pair on the left and the new pair on the right. I highly recommend
C –
Not quite what I expected. They’re very comfortable, nice and thin, but not as warm as I expected them to be.
Amazon Customer –
Bought as a gift for a person with Raynaud’s Phenomenon. Though they are very expensive they are well worth it for someone who suffers from this syndrome. Very warm and long charge for extended outdoor activities.
Nancy Steele –
I like the thickness. Not too bulky to shoot with…(I am a trapshooter/puller)
PDB –
One battery wouldn’t fully charge. I couldn’t feel any heat from the gloves other than the battery pack. The battery is extremely uncomfortable on the inside of your wrist. Size was way too small. My jacket sleeve wouldn’t fit over the bulky battery. Would not recommend.
HH –
They work great. I’m an idiot who rides a motorcycle during the winter, so long as there is no snow on the ground, these temperatures are a bit too low for them to combat, but if you wear a second set of gloves over them, they can go much further for example, around where I am around 4-5am it’s been swinging from low 30s to low 40s and they’ve been great.
tomas diaz –
I have very cold hands with Raynaud’s Disease. I ordered these gloves just to see what I thought of them. Let me say WOW I love them. I have recommended this product to several friends and I know a few of them have ordered them. They fit perfect and are very comfortable to wear. The battery is a little annoying when you first put them on but once you see how well they keep your hands warm you won’t mind the battery.
Joanne Moffatt –
The gloves do produce heat and keep your hands warm although not in extreme cold weather
LB –
I have very cold hands with Raynaud’s Disease. I ordered these gloves just to see what I thought of them. Let me say WOW I love them. I have recommended this product to several friends and I know a few of them have ordered them. They fit perfect and are very comfortable to wear. The battery is a little annoying when you first put them on but once you see how well they keep your hands warm you won’t mind the battery.
David Young –
Qualité parfaite ,par contre ne chauffe pas la main au complet ,tel qu’indiquer dans la description.
JOSUE H –
Good amount of heat but battery life is short.
I live in the DC area so our winters are around 30-40 degrees. These glove liners, sometimes only the liners with no glove overtop, have kept my hands warm during bike rides in low 30s degree weather. At times they are so warm I’ve had to turn them off. I purchsed in November 2021, and they worked well for the 21 and 22 winter. When I used them this winter, they no longer hold a charge for more than 15 minutes. I do not see any option to exchange or purchase new batteries. Only 2 years is not sufficient for an article that cost this much.
HH –
Had to return due to 2nd time using one of the batteries stopped working and wouldn’t charge. Needed these for doing pipeline inspection in temps running below 20 with high winds for 9-10 hour shifts. The one day it did work, I found it cumbersome at best. The batteries sit on the wrist. Between the thermal shirt, tee shirt, sweat shirt, coat cuffs, and watch on left wrist. it was difficult to get those on then another pair of larger gloves on top of that. The gloves are too thin by themselves and too cumbersome with another pair on top of that. The heat was mostly on the back of my hands and not fingers where needed mostly. On second day, 1 of the batteries stopped working and would not charge. These were too much money to have a battery issue on second use. Between that and difficulty of use, returned them.
BellaDaMuppet –
1. The batteries don’t last at all — One battery stopped recharging after 1 month. I used them approx. 5 times a week for 30min during that month. I would think that this was a fluke, but I had already returned another pair of gloves because the battery wouldn’t hold the charge for more than 5min.
2. Size down at least one size, likely 2 — If your fingers aren’t pressing against the fabric, you won’t feel the heat. I wear M on gloves but had to get XXS in these to feel any heat. That worked well enough but the wrists were always tight to get past my hands. My husband wears L usually and had to go with S/M in these to feel the warmth.
3. Liners exclusively — They don’t work as stand alone gloves. They don’t retain any heat. You must wear other gloves above them to feel the heat.
4. Barely warm — I had to have them at the highest setting to feel any warmth at all. Even then, they didn’t make my hands feel warm. BUT they did take the edge off. I wore them under my biking gloves in NYC: 40F-0F. When one battery stopped working, I noticed that the fingers on that hand were painfully cold but the ones on the hand with the working battery were fine (not warm, but fine).
Overall, they do the job for a few weeks, but they don’t last. In my opinion, they are way too expensive for their longevity.
Andrea –
I read alot of the reviews for heated gloves before I bought these. I’ve used them about a half a dozen times, with no problems. I turn them on the hotest setting and they slowly switch to the lower settings. When I do use them on a bicycle ride, it’s for an hour and a half. My hands do not get hot, BUT they do not get cold. Hope this review helps you.
Mike Thompson –
I love these gloves for early morning walks with my dog. They keep my hands toasty warm. They are thin enough to fit under a felt mitten. Highly recommend them.
LORI WILEY –
One year review . Theses where bad from new . Very low heat output even on high setting . Batteries don’t last . I decided to spend a bit more thinking theses would be better than a less costly pair . WRONG . I should have just bought a cheaper set . I will just end up tossing these.