“I appreciate the liners in these gloves. I often wear them on their own as the larger outer gloves are hard to get on (for me) and then I feel trapped because it’s hard to do anything with my hands. Also the batteries don’t last super long and I can only charge them by plugging them into an outlet. There is no option to plug them into a portable charger. I work in film/tv and we’re often on location so finding an outlet isn’t always possible. At that…these batteries only last a few hours rendering the gloves as helpful as a normal set that would be far less expensive. I also wish they would just sell the batteries for these separately as I would buy a backup pair but they sadly do not. They say that there are batteries that work with the input but the batteries that come with these gloves are so slim, that I’m unsure how the others would fit into the tiny opening in the liner. Like others here, I also suffer from Reynauds so having a dependable pair of gloves is vital.”
“I tried these gloves when they belonged to a friend and loved them. New version doesn’t fit my hands as well, so I was very excited to find these in clearance. I use them daily. Excellent for driving and walking my dog. Grips in the right places and fabric is soft. Heats up quickly. This is my second pair of heated hand apparel and I find these are the easier gloves to do things in.”
“Have the Hoodie and opted for the Down Jacket as it is water resistant and warmer. Very light jacket and extremely warm without the heaters. My new favorite winter coat.”
“These were bought as a gift for someone with Raynaud's. She's excited to have these 3 in 1 gloves... the inner liners are great for everyday, and the outer liner will be good for skiing & playing outside. It's only October in MN, so we'll see how our fingers feel in February! We're curious if the tippy tips of our digits will feel cold still, as the heating elements don't go all the way to the tips.”
“I like that these gloves can be worn 3 different ways. I will use the heated liner as a seperate set of gloves the most. One thing I did notice it that if the fingers on the liner are just a little bit long it is difficult to get them into the outer glove. Once you figure a technique to make it happen they are great!”
