VOLTResistance Tatra 7v Black Heated Gloves for Men - Rechargeable Gloves for Winter Work, Ski, Snow Activities & More

I purchased these gloves a year ago after reading all the reviews and Watching the product video. I’ve warned them about 5 times. I was looking for a pair of warm ski gloves. It appeared the main complaint was obtaining the correct size gloves.I thought maybe for the price these would fit the bill.The video indicates that all the fingers including the thumbs are heated. I don’t believe the heating elements extend to the figures and thumbs. The palm and back of the hand are very warm. I just got back from a 3 mile walk, the outside temp is 30 degree’s, no wind. My thumbs are cold. Not only is there no heat in thumbs there is very minimal insulation. I kept pulling my thumbs into the palm to try to keep them warm. I can’t understand why people rate them so high. I will not be taking them on my next skiing adventure, ok if your only going outside for 5 minutes.

I recently purchased these gloves. I was willing to pay the significant asking price because it was one of the few gloves that indicated it had heating elements that extended into the fingers and not just the front and/or back of the hands. I use these gloves while running my snowblower. First let me say, these are very nice gloves, well-constructed, nice fit and they feel and look good. I usually wear a large, but due to comments I purchased an XL size and I'm glad I did. The XL fit snug, not tight, but the L would have been far too tight I'm sure. I charged the gloves upon receiving and waited a week or so until the first snow. I thought I would start the gloves on a 2 level (out of 4) but soon found that that was NOT enough. So I moved all the way up to the 4 level. While my fingers didn't freeze like they use to...I was disappointed that I didn't feel better warmth in the finger areas in particular. If my fingers had stayed warm I would have gladly rated these a 5. I gave it a 4 because I felt on the highest level my fingers should have stayed warm and not gotten cold at all. After all the day I used the gloves it was only about 30F out. Later in the winter I will be working in single digits and clearly will need more from these gloves. Next time I will turn the gloves on while I'm getting dressed to go out, so they can fully warm up and I will start at the highest level. I'm hoping that this will improve their overall performance. If the company were willing I would gladly exchange these gloves to try a different pair to see if they work better. If the next time I use them is worse or there is no improvement at all, I may have to send these gloves back for a refund. For the price I really was hoping they would heat the fingers better. Hoping for an improvement if I start them before going out.

The gloves were found to work well in 20 degree weather on setting three while plowing with a tractor for three hours.They are a bit bulky and nimble needs for filling fuel tank or shutoff valve operation, the glove slips off easily enough for the task. I do not attempt to use for glove-on fuel attention for fear of materials damage.The glaring deficiency is the difficulty of attaching and inserting the batteries because of the stiff latching mechanism and short somewhat inflexible cord requiring the battery to be almost fully in the pocket slot before the cord can be attached. This requires trying to hold the battery from full insertion in the pocket, holding the latch open and pressing the plug in place. Much dexterity or three hands could be welcome and do this task before wearing. The clear view-port provides heat button and power level management while wearing but changing the power level then was found necessary to press the button with the back of the other hand nuckle as the gloved fingers were not firm enough generally. Quick glove removal individually was found best.Bottom Lines:Spread palm and measured 9" around nuckles bought XL size.Fingers slightly warmer than thumbsFit like a glove new but as lining compresses from use, obtains more flexibility

I will preface this by saying that I have been skiing for 30 years and these are seriously good quality gloves that work as good as any glove I have used even without the heating element in terms of comfort, water resistance and generally warmth. Now for the info about the heating element. I have developed Raynaud's, so where I always had cold fingers, now I really have to be careful. In regular 60 degree days I have issues, so I wasn't sure how this would work in Mammoth Mountain's very snowy conditions. The temperatures was about 30 degrees on average, so it wasn't as cold as it could have been, but the wind had gust up to 40 to 50 mph at times. I tried different settings and here is how it went. With 5 bars of strength (5 being the highest setting) my hands were great! The problem is that it would only have lasted for a couple of hours, so I turned it off at times to get through the day. That worked well, except turning it on and off takes some practice. You need to hold it down for about 5 seconds to get it from 5 bars to 4, then you can hit the button again to get it down further or keep on hitting it rapidly to get it down to 3,2,1 bar or off completely. They should have said this in the instructions, so I hope they read this review. The problem was that on one run I forgot to turn it back on and my hands were freezing until about 5 minutes into having the heating element back on 5 bards. For my next ski day, I put it at 2 out of 5 bars and didn't touch it the whole day. The gloves kept my fingers okay the whole day and the battery did not run out until the end of the day, but it was certainly not as toasty as 5 bars. Once it ran out as I was coming in off the mountain, my hands became much colder and I could not have stayed out there without the 2 bars of heat. I would recommend that a person get a spare battery for each glove if they have a much more cold climate or more serious condition. Anyway, overall it saved my hands and I actually did better than I do at home with regular gloves in 50 to 60 degree conditions, so I couldn't be more pleased with this product!

If you suffer from Reynauds syndrome like I do (very cold hands). Then these just might be the gloves for you, they heat up nicley and can be quite toasty, I've been usinf them with recent poor wether and they feel great, however, just make sure you order the right size, I ordered mine on a medium as I have medium sized hands obviously, but they just felt a little too snug, but i'm putting that down to them just being new, and with the more use I get they will loosen up more, they are snug but nt uncomfortable. The main thing is the keep my hands warm, which is great.

The gloves arrived without batteries and they didn’t look well made; the lining was coming adrift. The fingers were too narrow for the large size of the glove hand. Sent them back.

Ils sont bien fait et confortable. Le probleme sont les batteries , une fois charger elles ont une durée de vie de 15 minutes meeme s'ils sont a 25%de consommation. quand il fait froid c'est pas terrible.

when I received the gloves, I charged the batteries and attached them to make sure they worked. They did at the time. Now that I am trying to place the plugged in batteries into the gloves to use them, the batteries continue to shut off. It seems to be a problem with the wiring and the movement of placing the batteries into the pocket of the gloves. Now it past 30 days and I've past the time to refund. Very frustrating.

These work as expected, fit is tight as in most heated apparel; so measure and use the sizing charts provided.