Product Information
- Heated gloves for men and women with fingertip heating technology make the heat more comprehensive, providing fast, stable, and even heat to the entire back of the hand and fingertips. Heated winter gloves provide you with long-lasting warmth!
- Heated gloves are designed with temperature-locking fabric to circulate heat in your hands, and warmth around your hands. The soft fleece lining of the heated work gloves keeps hands warm even when the heat is turned off.
- Heated gloves for men will provide you with continuous warmth for up to 6.5 hours, and the men's heated gloves have 3 heat levels that be adjusted at the touch of a button. Waterproof and windproof heated motorcycle gloves are suitable for all kinds of outdoor activities in winter.
- Heated gloves come with a pair of 7.4V 2200mAh rechargeable lithium batteries. The battery of electric gloves has overvoltage and overcurrent protection, making it safer to use. The reflective strip of heated gloves for women ensures safety at night.
- Heated gloves for women with the two fingers screentouch allow you to take calls anytime without taking off the heated ski gloves. The grip provided by the non-slip palm of the heated gloves for men rechargeable meets your usage needs. Heated gloves for men with adjustable cuffs keep snow or cold air out.
- Men's heated gloves with fingertip heating keep winter warmer. Heated hunting gloves take care of your fingertip heating needs.
- Women's heated gloves allow warmth to wrap around your hands. Women's heated gloves give you a warm experience.
- Heated gloves has 3 heating levels, and the desired temperature be easily adjusted with the rechargeable heated gloves for women's button.
- The waterproof and windproof heated ski gloves come with a pair of batteries. The reflective strips of the heated work gloves make go out at night safely.
- Heated gloves for men' skin-friendly fleece lining provides warmth and comfort. The heated motorcycle gloves's two fingers screentouch makes operating the phone easier.
