Ok so where to start. Gloves are amazing. Received gloves and put the batteries on charger. Initially they were shipped aprox 75% battery life. Took awhile (4-5 hrs) to get them up to 100%. Went for a motorcycle ride when the outside temp was 39-42 degrees fahrenheit. I initially set the temp on the lowest setting and it was great. I could feel the tips of my fingers getting cold but not uncomfortable. The low setting was just enough to keep the blood flowing making my hands comfortable. I bumped the setting to medium and I could definitely tell the difference. My hands and fingers were not cold at all and as a matter of fact, hands kinda got on the warmer side to the point I had to turn them down due to hands starting to sweat. As far as the heating goes, works great. Never tried the high but from the other 2 settings, I’m sure they will work great. The gloves appear to be built solid. All seems and stitches look great. No seperation. Inside the gloves are warm and welcoming. I got the large and was concerned they would be too big or bulky but they worked well. I was able to use all buttons and switches, clutch and break handles without feeling hindered. I can not say anything about waterproof side of the business but everything else is as advertised. A little on heavy side with the batteries in them but it’s a great trade off. Nothing noticeable really while you’re riding. I do(haven’t yet) like the option to hardwire to the battery of the motorcycle so you don’t have to use batteries. Great product. Great price. Now, looking for heated socks. Cheers and enjoy your warm comfy gloves. You won’t be disappointed . UPDATE EDIT: After using the first time, aprox 4 hours on low and med settings which was very comfortable, I put the batteries on the charger when I got home. The 75% was solid and 100% flashing but to get a full charge from the 4 hr use took about an hour to get back to a full charge. Read more
Fantastic gloves! long battery life 3 to 4 hours on high (red) and longer on medium (blue). These are extremely well made gloves out of premium materials. Carbon fiber knuckle armor and softer rubber pucks where road rash from a fall would be most likely. Great fit for my huge hands XXL very comfortable. Highly recommended can't wait to take them on longer motorcycle trips in the spring. Read more
Cheap but keep your hands warm. Not sure I'd trust them in a crash. First pair showed with batteries stolen and the second pair one battery dies much quicker that the other. Also, the glove is not the most comfortable due to where the seams sit on my hands against the handles. I would recommend spending a bit more for a better quality glove. Read more
I'm pretty happy with these. Been using them a few months now and my morning motorcycle ride in to work was 30 degrees today. My commute is all interstate and is about 40 minutes and these gloves perform just fine. My hands aren't warm per se but they're definitely not freezing either. They're still quite functional. My only complaint would be how bulky they are but I supposed that's the nature of the beast. Batteries take up space so it is what it is. I might start wearing a liner when the temps are lower 20s but we will see. Might just cage it at that point too. For under $100, I think these are worth it. Read more
If you’re looking for reliable, high-performance heated gloves that can keep your hands warm and comfortable in the harshest weather, look no further! These heated motorcycle gloves are an absolute game-changer for winter activities like skiing, cycling, fishing, or even riding your motorcycle in freezing conditions. The 7.4V 3000mAh rechargeable batteries provide long-lasting warmth, offering up to several hours of consistent heat on a single charge. I love that you can choose between multiple heat settings, which makes it easy to adjust based on how cold it is outside. Even at the lowest setting, my hands stayed perfectly warm in below-freezing temperatures! The gloves are not only heated but also incredibly well-made. They’re fully waterproof, which means no more soggy hands after snowball fights or heavy rain. The windproof design is another huge plus, blocking out chilly gusts when you’re speeding down a snowy trail or riding your bike on a windy day. One standout feature is the touchscreen compatibility. You can easily use your phone without having to remove the gloves, which is super convenient when you’re out in the cold. The non-slip palm ensures a firm grip on handlebars, fishing rods, or ski poles, making them perfect for any outdoor winter adventure. In terms of comfort, these gloves are well-padded, and the fit is great for both men and women. The adjustable wrist straps ensure they stay snug, keeping the heat in and the cold out. Plus, the build quality feels durable enough to last through many seasons of winter fun. Overall, I highly recommend these heated gloves for anyone who spends time outdoors during the colder months. They’re warm, waterproof, windproof, and packed with thoughtful features like touchscreen capability and a non-slip grip. Whether you’re hitting the slopes, going for a winter ride, or just shoveling snow, these gloves will make sure your hands stay toasty and comfortable! Read more
Excellent Customer Service! The gloves fit great and work very well. One of the batteries stopped working and the company stood by their product and replaced it under the warranty a few months later. I highly recommend. Read more
I had to return these. They fit well, but one of them had a very hot spot on the back of my hand. Even on low, I had to turn it off to stop my hand from getting scorched. I would have considered having them replaced with the same model, except for the battery placement. The battery pouch is on the back side of the glove and was very uncomfortable in a riding position. It kind of grated on the small bones on the back of my hand and was very distracting and uncomfortable, even before I had ridden long enough for the hot spot to become overwhelming. Read more
These things were a lifesaver on some cold motorcycle rides we did. They work well and I’m glad to have them. Read more
