Heated Gloves & Mittens

Heated gloves, mittens and glove liners run on a rechargeable battery, usually tucked into a cuff pocket, that warms the back of the hand and the fingers. Skiers, ice anglers, snowmobilers, dog walkers and people who work outdoors all get long, cold hours out of them. Decide first between a liner and a full glove. Thin SAVIOR HEAT liners slide under your own shells or mitts and stay touchscreen-friendly, while insulated gloves and mittens from SNOW DEER and Dr.Warm are worn on their own.

Then compare battery capacity in mAh, the number of heat levels and the size chart, because many liners come in paired sizes such as X-Small–Small or Medium–Large. Our heated gloves and socks guide explains batteries, voltage and run-time, and heated socks do the same job for cold feet.

Brands include SAVIOR HEAT, Luckcolor and SNOW DEER.

In this range: camping & hiking.

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Heated Gloves & Mittens: frequently asked questions

How long do heated glove batteries last?

Run-time depends on battery capacity and heat setting. SAVIOR HEAT's 7.4 V 2200 mAh packs are rated for roughly 2.5 to 7 hours, with the shortest time on the highest setting. Cold drains lithium batteries faster, so warm up on high, drop to a lower level, and carry a charged spare set on long days.

Can I bring heated gloves on a plane?

Yes, but keep spare lithium-ion batteries in your carry-on. Under CATSA's rules, spares of 100 Wh or less are allowed in carry-on bags, while checked bags need the airline's approval. A 7.4 V, 2200 mAh glove battery is about 16 Wh (7.4 × 2.2). Protect the terminals by taping them or keeping each battery in its own pouch, and check with your airline before you fly.

Should I get heated liners or full heated gloves?

Liners are thin, fit under gloves or mitts you already own, and keep your fingertips nimble and touchscreen-friendly. Full heated gloves and mittens have their own insulation and outer shell, so they still keep you warm once the battery runs out. Mittens keep the fingers together and generally hold heat better than gloves.

Sources: catsa-acsta.gc.ca

Our guides for this category

How to Choose Heated Gloves and Socks for a Canadian Winter ·Baseball Glove Size Chart: Choosing the Right Size by Age and Position

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