SAVIOR HEAT Heated Gloves for Men Women Rechargeable Electric Heated Leather Skiing and Snowboarding Gloves

As I'm getting older, the circulation in my hands has gotten weaker. When I go out to shovel snow, I lose feeling in my fingers and have to come back in to warm them up. Those inexpensive handwarmers don't help - they don't actually warm up your fingers. These gloves now allow me to stay outside until I'm actually done. I can take my time without worrying about my fingers becoming frostbit! The temp control is really nice. I find that the highest setting is usually a little too warm for me. They were pricey, but well worth it. Read more

The gloves are excellent. My hands tend to get cold whenever I go skiing, especially my fingers. The gloves kept my hands warm, even the fingers. The batteries last a long time. I had it on high at first and later lowered the setting. The battery lasted the whole day for me. There was only one hiccup, and that was the glove came with a minor defect. One of the stiches on the seam of the inside of one glove was ripped. This caused a small hole inside. I contacted customer support team from Savior Heat and they did an excellent job of resolving my issue. They replied promptly and handled the issue to my satisfaction within a day. Read more

Nice gloves, well made. Batteries doing fine. Only complaint is that after turning them on at full power, they always throttle themselves back to 2 bars after some small number of minutes. The design is such that the wires are on top of the fingers. There's good engineering reasons to do that but between that and the power-lowering behavior they're never really toasty warm, however they are adequate and I'm glad to have them. Read more

I just love these gloves and have been a game changer this year with constant very low temps. They are well made with the leather palms which is good when I'm shoveling snow. I also use them for my nightly walk with many nights in the single digits and keep my hands toasty. When it does get up to near 30F, I still wear them without turning them on. Read more

Work great long last heat. I’ve gone several rs on med and the battery indicator is showing 3/4 left. Battery charging is a tad bit difficult, having to remove to charge. Material is good Read more

Fit nicely and seem well constructed. They heat well, EXCEPT my hands end up seriously cold after a little while in the windy and cold Michigan weather when shoveling. It might be the glove insulation or my circulation. All in all they're still way nicer than no heat at all. I think I'm going to be looking for something with a better heating system or made for serious cold weather work conditions. For general wearing or cold steering wheel driving these are a good buy indeed and well worth the purchase IMHO! BTW, my wife LOVES hers! Read more

I recently purchased the SAVIOR HEAT Heated Gloves, and I am beyond impressed with their performance and quality. These gloves are warm, comfortable, and well-made, offering excellent protection against cold weather. The material gives them a premium feel, while the waterproof layer ensures my hands stay dry even in wet conditions. The heating elements cover the entire hand, including the fingers, which is a game-changer compared to other heated gloves I have tried. The adjustable temperature settings make it easy to find the perfect level of warmth, and the rechargeable batteries last for hours on a full charge. Additionally, the touchscreen functionality works great, allowing me to use my phone without taking the gloves off. I had a minor issue with one of the batteries, but I must say that SAVIOR HEAT’s customer service is exceptional. They responded immediately and resolved the issue without any hassle. If you are looking for high-quality heated gloves for outdoor activities like skiing, cycling, or even just walking your dog in the winter, I highly recommend these! They are worth every penny and backed by a company that truly cares about its customers. Read more

They keep my hands warm. They are fairly comfortable but not totally flexible at the wrists because of the batteries. They don't keep my fingers warm. I have Raynaud's Syndrome and my fingers are in danger because of lack of blood flow. Read more