Heated Gloves Liners for Men Women, Rechargeable Waterproof Winter Thin Heated Work Gloves with Arthritis Raynaud's Relief for Ski Golf Hiking Driving

Best heated gloves I've tried. Fit was perfect, as was the price. They were comfortable and still allowed for grip during my hunt. Would purchase again!

This is an outstanding product. I have very small hands measuring seven and aThis is an outstanding product. I have very small hands measuring 7 1/4 inches and it’s always a question whether their extra small is really extra small. These fit perfectly!The box includes everything I showed it comes with a storage bag, a clearly understood user guide, two batteries are enclosed in the zipper pouches in the gloves, a charging cord that charges both batteries at the same time.If you follow the set up as outlined in the user guide, these gloves will work perfectly. Other users have expressed a dislike of where the on and off button is located, however, since I wear these working with dogs in the early morning hours, as well as late at night, the location is perfect for me because it is easy to locate and employ without having to take my eyes off my dog when deployed in a search.I haven’t yet used the gloves to the extent that the battery has been exhausted and I will add to that information I’ve gathered the information.I definitely recommend Royal Rose heated gloves. The only thing that is missing is how to order replacement batteries as it indicates after 300 charges the batteries degrade. I will see if I can find that information or maybe the vendor can do that here.

After three days of using these heated gloves, I've developed a genuine appreciation for their appealing appearance and delightful texture. Operating them has been a seamless experience. They certainly excel in heating, although I've observed a subtle differentiation in the heating capacity between the left and right glove. Their warmth is most pronounced around the knuckles area, yet they might not provide an all-encompassing solution for tackling extreme cold. As for their waterproofing capabilities, I haven't had the chance to put them to the test just yet. For potential buyers, it's important to consider sizing to ensure the optimal fit. Given my work in the frozen aisles at Walmart, I held high expectations for these gloves to combat the penetrating cold. Regrettably, they haven't fully met this anticipation. Despite maxing out the heat settings, I still detected some cold seeping in, particularly with the right hand glove. This aspect has left me somewhat disappointed, as my anticipation was for these gloves to deliver enhanced insulation during extremely cold conditions.

Too thick to be remotely practical liners. They however serve as a solid glove, the heat dispersion is very fast and even, it warms up the back of the hand the knuckles and the fingers. Again to be clear, these are definitely not liners, they have more finger padding then a liner would. Comfortable and pretty flexible for the thickness however.

Oh... where do I start. First off, and most importantly these batteries for these gloves do NOT last. Not even close! I work a 10 hour shift in a cooled warehouse. The batteries with a full charge (that takes hours by the way to charge) only lasted me 4 HOURS. 4. Not on high heat, not on medium heat, but on LOW heat. I barely made it to my lunch break before they died on me. No flashing lights, no turning yellow to warn you, just ON, then dead. Secondly, only the top of the hand warms! My fingers were still cold! You do not feel any heat except on the upper part of your hand. I'm not even in below freezing temps, there is no wind, I'm not handling anything wet and these gloves just failed big time. They are absolutely not worth the money. Oh, and the battery pack is so bulky. My wrist where the battery goes barely fits under my jacket. These are such a fail. Absolutely returning them.

These are nice gloves, however, way too thick to work as “liners” unless you had an enormous glove to put on top. They are basically as thick as your average snow glove, which was a bit disappointing but they should still be a great way to keep my hands warm during the winter. They do seem very well made and they heat up pretty quickly.One qualm I had (other than the thickness) was they came with plastic that seemed to be what should have held the gloves and batteries separately, but they were already put together and in the carrier bag. Meaning, the lithium batteries were somewhat charged and plugged into the gloves for the entirety of their travel. Not sure if that’s the safest way to mail them, also makes me feel that this was probably a return from someone else and the seller did not take the time to check out the returned item prior to reselling. For the price, I suppose I would expect a little more care and quality assurance.Packaging preferences aside, they do seem to be a nice glove. I’m not super confident that they are very waterproof and would try to avoid getting them too wet to protect the heating element inside.

I have the condition called Reynard in my fingers. On any day that is below 40 degrees I need to wear these gloves to keep my hands from getting too cold. The charge works great also. I have worn them 3 times and I just had to recharge them.

They are like ski gloves, very bulky! The index finger is not heated so they're almost useless for people with Raynauds.