SNOW DEER Heated Gloves for Men Women - Rechargeable Waterproof Cut-Resistant with Touchscreen for Winter Outdoor Work Camping

Update: One thing to add...I wish there was a more expensive version of these that comes with extra batteries so I don't have to wait. I can't say enough about how great these gloves are and I am a stickler on things like this. Here are some details about them that I think are useful: *They run big: I'm 6'1" and my teenage son is not far behind me. I initially purchased the XXL for myself bc I hate gloves that run small (Under Armor is the worst). I do feel mine are too big but they are so awesome that I don't care. I purchased an XL for my son and they fit him bigly too. I would have been happy with either of these sizes, however, so you can order with confidence in your size range depending on if you like a reg fit or a loose fit. *Diverse product: You can use the wall plug for anything with USB-A, simplifying packing of tech items needed on cold journeys. The batteries are on the heavy side, but this beats the alternative of non-awesome-hand-warming gloves. The zipping feature does a nice job of concealing the slight bulkiness of the battery while wearing and will keep the water out unless you are using them in a crazy wet environment. If I were using these for snowboarding or something I would be a little wary as the day unfolded. Everything, aside from a solution-dyed acrylic will not truly be waterproof under constant moist conditions so just keep that in mind. The batteries can be removed and they have a special plug attachment for charging outside of the gloves. Very cool. Looks almost like skinny AUX ports for audio and plug in nice and tight. Very cool design that does not feel cheap. **stitching and general design seems flawless, to the point where I just want to wear them and not really do anything (so I don't mess them up). They're freaking sweet! *Can be used for the feet in an emergency: We had a boy scout who lost his spare underwear/socks. He also chose the wrong shoes for the journey up a 4 mile mountain trail through three feet of snow in a Vermont winter. Hardest hike I've ever personally done (conditions-wise) and this kid completed it with one pair of wool socks (worst type of socks for hiking) and low top hiking shoes. More responsible adults would have not even let the kid on the mountain. Anyhow, he couldn't feel his toes by the time he got to shelter and realized the seriousness of his mistakes (these kids need life lessons so its all good). He looked like a sad frog sitting there with my hundred dollar gloves on his feet but it saved his morale. We used snow to make boiling water and placed the contents in containers to evaporate the water off of his socks so that he could at least have a fresh start in the tortuous journey he faced in the AM. At first he refused the foot-gloves (being too cool), but in the end he genuinely needed intervention and conceded to putting the gloves on his feet. I'm pretty sure these gloves saved this kids life/toes. Can't get a better endorsement than that! *Battery Power: I'm still not sure how long they last, which is a good thing, but I like that there are three settings so you can conserve power and be smart with how you use/conserve it (it was also nice to be able to beef up the heat for the boy in trouble). They definitely aren't disappointing in terms of this, but I'm assuming based on other reviews you get a least a few hours of constant use, depending on what setting you choose. *One negative that I won't take a star away for (maybe half a star!) is that they turned on in my pack. I did not like that. I'm wicked OCD with stuff and my brain did not like the fact that they weren't evenly charged (lol). It made legit no difference in any case since they both had plenty of power left even after I didn't need them anymore. I just wish there was a special trick to turning them on that makes it so they couldn't be "pressed" accidentally and turn on or off. You press and hold to turn them on or off and I just wish there was a different type of switch or maybe with some inconspicuous way to cover the button. Still, now that I think about it, next time I will just leave them inside the glove unplugged until I need them. My mistake, actually. Buy them; they're great! Read more

Extremely warm and very well made. Includes nice bag and packaging. Read more

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These gloves are of excellent quality. The design, materials, and functionality are flawless (except as noted below). They're easy to don and doff. The gauntlets are roomy but seal well. They are bulky, but after break in, they're fine. These are work gloves. I'm not wearing them while putting a battery in my watch! Battery life is good for about 2-3hrs depending on settings. I have extra batteries so that I always have a pair for backup. They're not difficult o swap. I notice that when charging, the chargers get a bit warm. Instead of charging two batteries with one charger, I have two chargers, and I use one per battery. It's faster too (I have some Snow Deer socks with same batteries and chargers. Excellent! Check 'em out!) I use these gloves while tending and feeding my critters. Just now, I was out at -8F. Since I'm working, I dress lightly. Using other gloves, they had inadequate insulation and would get wet. Naturally, cold hands = cold body. With these gloves, I don't even use the heat until it's below 20F. I'm considering a second pair just in case. The only two issues that I have are: I start the heat at high and they soon automatically reduce to medium. Second, I can't run the heat button while wearing these gloves. I'm very happy! Life's good! Read more

Poor stitching,started coming apart after only a few uses, hands still get cold in below freezing weather, touch screen doesnt work, still have to remove for grip. Comfort good, size perfect, water proof good. Not worth $90 Read more

Large was too small and he said it didn’t keep his hands warm. Read more

I work in a freezer and these will keep your hands warm in 0° Fahrenheit. The only thing I found lacking is the gloves are already breaking apart in under a month from my purchase. Mostly around the screen touching fabric. I do not blame the manufacturer. These gloves are made for work, just not at the extensive level of work I do. Read more

Worked perfectly went skiing and was out in 28 degrees for 4 hrs and left gloves on low heat worked great. Not sweaty, just room temperature fingers and palms. I recommend Read more