Autocastle Electric Battery Heated Gloves for Men and Women,Outdoor Indoor Battery Powered Hand Warmer Glove Liners for Climbing Hiking Cycling,Winter Must Have Thermal Heated Gloves

I just went out to push snow on my tractor, -10deg Windchill. First tried my normal winter gloves, only made it 15 min and my fingers hurt, they were so cold. Came inside, warmed up, and grabbed these new heated gloves for the first time using. They were awesome!! Spent another hour outside pushing snow, and my hands didn't get the slightest bit cold. Everything worked on them like they should. I wouldn't consider them a "high quality" or long lasting item, but for the $, I'm sold. Light duty work, and they work great. My daughter played with them when I was done, and now she's says she wants a pair, so I'll prob buy another pair. I recommend these for light work outside in the cold, and I would definitely purchase them again.

I can not recommend this product, Due to poor performance. dave one

I was hoping to be able to leave positive feedback for these gloves I really wanted these to work based on the cold snap we are going through in NJ, which is why I bought them. It's my own fault. I should have spent more for better ones. These fail on several accounts. First, they not only just barely get warm, they get warm in the wrong place. You have to touch the gloves to your lips in order to feel the heat they generate. That tiny tiny amount of heat is located on the back side of the glove and not near the tips of the fingers. They get a small bit warm only in the middle of your fingers and as I said, on the back of the hand. I was hoping these would help when the tips of my fingers get ice cold from shoveling snow or scraping my cars windshield and usully take forever to heat back up. Nope. I understand that the gloves do not need to produce much heat in order to be effective, but these are completely ineffective The other big negative is the placement and the size of the battery and battery pockets. If you are wearing a jacket that has sleeves that do not easily pushup, the gloves will not pull all the way onto your hand because the jacket cuff won't go under or over the glove due to the size of the battery and that section of the glove. The result is the gloves keep getting pushed off and you will constantly be trying to push them back on. They do seem to be waterproof, but these "heated gloves" are more of a gimmick than a useful piece of outwear. In a nutshell. They're oversized gloves with battery holders I would question the motives of anyone who writes that these gloves are great and really warm their hands up. If they did, i'd be the first one to sing their praise. They suck. I'm returning them. I'll buy a nice pair of isotoners and get better performance.

Battery life crap. Just used them once and they don't work now so function is bad, quality bad, outdoor use is bad. Bought them for my mom because she has horrible joint pain in the winter and these were a big disappointment. If I had known they would break in one use I would have bought something else. Now it's full on winter and she doesn't have gloves that heat.