Volt Resistance Titan 7v Waterproof Black Leather Battery Heated Gloves for Men - Rechargeable, 120g Insulation, Adjustable Wrist Strap - Winter Hand Warmers with Full Coverage for Outdoor Sport

Having Raynauds disease and living in Minnesota I had to try something. As something to use to go out and spent a half hour to 45 minutes behind the snow blower it's not the answer. Even with electric hand warmers built into the grips of the machine I still lost all the feeling in my fingers. This morning it's -27 so I turned the gloves on 10 minutes before taking the dog out for her morning business. They were toasty warm when I stuck my hands inside and went outdoors for maybe 5 minutes. Within a minute or two I could feel the cold creeping right through the fingers like the elements had lost power. There wasn't any wind either. The one spot that always stays warm is the backside of my right hand off to one side just above my ring finger, one hot spot. Where I do find the useful is for driving. I can jump into the vehicle when it's cold and the chill of the steering wheel won't effect like it normally does with just ordinary gloves.They have a nice fit and are high quality in build and material and the size was in correspondence with what I normally buy (XL). I ride my motorcycle early in the spring and late into the fall so I'm hoping these will be better than my non heated gloves on those 40 degree mornings.Maybe I ended up with a weak pair but I just think it's an awful lot to pay for a driving glove.I expected more.

Don't be mislead not all heated gloves are the same. I went and tested 5 different brands each with pros and cons. These have the most pro for them. They offer replaceable batteries and dual charging system. They also provide waterproof zippers with see through battery level which looks kind of cool and useful. One thing I don't like is how to turn the gloves off or down. Holding the power button and then having to push the power button each time to change the level is annoying as heck. But all the alternatives are even worse out there. These gloves warms the tips of the fingers the palms the back of the hand. Most heated gloves only have a ceramic liner that heats just the palm or outlay of the fingers and not the tips. The performance of the gloves are great, but the gloves will not last long on high. In most cases you don't need the gloves on high since you do some moving, but in those cases you might want to purchase an extra set of batteries.I use these gloves mostly for snow blowing and for football games. I usually have the level on the gloves at 2 for snow blowing since you are constantly moving you don't need a huge amount of heat. For football games you will want it set to 3 or 4 since you are just sitting there. My gloves have lasted me for a whole football game set at level 4. They do have to be fully charged each use since you never know what settings you will leave them on. I paid $129.00 on sale but the retail on these are $300 which imo are worth every penny.

This was replacement pair and shared much of same issue of original purchase of the same glove. The manufacturer shipped new style batteries with old style clips in gloves and the clip detaches in useage so the glove shuts down. This replacement pair had a groove cut into the glove clip that was to simulate the newer clip (that was not in the gloves but in the first pair was in the charger clip) but the groove was insufficient. Because I had learned what was supposed to be I increased the hand cut groove depth and "can live with it" but it still isn't right. ONCE the manufacturer gets the battery and glove clip to match up (so that the clip does not detach in use) the rating would be higher. It's a very good price for what will become a very good glove.I particularly thank Amazon for assisting in replacing the first pair which let me understand what was wrong when I received this, the replacment pair.

These gloves are nice and well made. The leather is thick. As gloves they seem quite adequate. At this early point, the charge does not seem to last as long as I would like. It might improve after a few charging cycles. At first they did not seem to heat up as much, but lately they seem better. Since it has been a warm winter, I have not used them as much as I had planned. I have had many heated gloves over the years and these are definitely the best of the lot. One improvement that could be made would be to have a way to charge them without removing the batteries which is a bit cumbersome.

I like the gloves, but I don't like the battery connectors used inside the gloves. They are not properly sized and do not click on correctly. The connection can get loose and come apart while in use. Also don't like how difficult it is to get batteries in and out of glove in order to get connectors on. Wrote to company about it and they didn't do much more than acknowledge that it could be a problem. When I pay this much money for a pair of gloves I expect the connectors to be rock solid

I ride in the winter and it can get sub 0F around here. I often commute when its in the low teens and when I'd get to work my fingers would be plenty cold and hurting. So far it's only been in the mid 20s but the gloves seem to work well. The palms seem to heat better than the fingers. I have noticed cool spots but they seem to come and go. My hands are warmer with these gloves than with my normal winter gloves. More time will tell.

Unlike some other winter gloves I have used, these are very warm even when they're turned off. I have used it in up to about -5F weather outdoors with the heat turned on. If using outdoors, I do still recommend having glove liners inside.The heat distribution could be much better - it heats the back of the palm more than the fingers. They really should've constructed it to heat the fingers more. Nevertheless, the heat does help. (-1 star)The size is just right. If you're a medium, don't buy a large.