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Your cart is empty.The ActionHeat 5V battery heated featherweight gloves are the perfect blend of quality, heating performance, and comfort. The heating elements are perfectly positioned along your fingers and thumbs so the heat circulates throughout your entire hand for complete warmth. Slim batteries fit into a discreet pocket on the extended gauntlet for a comfortable fit. These gloves are great for walking your dog, going to a ballgame, and even on a construction site. The ActionHeat softshell gloves feature touch-button technology, with 3 easy to use heat settings. The gloves will reach a maximum temperature of 140F and can last up to 5+ hours. HOW TO USE: Charge Up – Fully charge power banks with provided charger kit. Plug-In – Connect the power bank to USB plug located in the pocket. Turn On – Press and hold touch-button control on the wrist for 3-5 seconds. Press touch-button to adjust the temperature. Features: Onboard temperature control button allows easy access to the 3 heat settings providing adjustable warmth Strategically placed heating elements use ultra-fine fibers for optimal heating performance An integrated heating system located along the fingers and thumb Palm and fingers enforced with silicone design for extra grip and dexterity Waterproof zippered battery pocket stores rechargeable lithium-polymer battery A thin layer of Thinsulate supplies quality insulation & wind protection Touch-button thumb and index finger Weather-tight elastic cuff with cinch cord Estimated Heating Times: High (Red): 140F - 2+ Hours Medium (White): 120F - 3+ Hours Low (Blue): 100F - 5+ Hours Material Contents: Fantex waterproof membrane Lightweight Slim Fit Softshell Construction Exterior shell constructed of heat-trapping material provides maximum warmth and comfort Includes: (2) ActionHeat 5V Battery Heated Softshell Gloves w/ heated fingers (2) Rechargeable 5V 3000mAh Batteries (1) 24" Dual battery charger kit
Joe Average
2025-07-17 10:13:38
I ordered these gloves because I assumed electrically heated gloves would be warmer than my heaviest layered heavy knit glove/wool mitten/waterproof over mitt combination, which generally works well for me down to around 25F. These gloves failed to keep my hands warm, and it is because these gloves have no insulation to keep in the heat generated by the heating elements (which was not apparent to me when I ordered them). I tried them on two approx. 20F morning walks (pre-sunrise) and even at the highest temperature setting I could feel no warmth from the gloves. After getting home I left the gloves on and they certainly warmed up in the heated house, so they were working, they just were losing all their heat to the air. I let them sit with a thermometer in one finger, and after around 20 minutes on the highest setting the thermometer read about 100F. I imagine they would reach the advertised 140F if you folded them up in a few layers of a blanket, but I didn't bother to try as that is not the way I'd be trying to use the gloves. I'm not sure what is the point of having these electrically heated gloves when standard gloves with insulation will actually keep my hands warmer. On the pro side, the battery life was pretty much as advertised on the high setting; on the con side, the gauntlet (which contains the battery and control switch) is very bulky, and it was too tight to pull over my two layers of jacket sleeves on the arm where I wear my watch. I'd advise getting one size larger if your hand is close to the upper end of a particular size range. I have returned the gloves for a refund, and I'll look into electrically heated gloves that are actually insulated and retain their heat. Conclusion - these gloves work, but don't really fit a useful position on a spectrum of light to heavy hand-warmth protection.
DK
2025-06-05 10:58:20
the heating element is not around the perimeter of the glove. it is a square patch near the palm, on the back of the hand. don't expect these gloves to be heated at all in the finger area.
Nana R.
2025-01-09 10:12:05
fit is good we'll see how they lasst
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