Heated Gear & Hand Warmers

For skaters, ice-fishing anglers, rink parents and anyone else who spends long hours outside in a Canadian winter, this department brings together rechargeable heated glove liners, vests, socks and stadium seat cushions alongside hand and foot warmers. Brands include SAVIOR HEAT, ORORO, KEMIMOTO and Dr.Warm.

Battery, heat layout and fit are what set one heated piece apart from another. Most gloves and socks here run on 7.4 V packs, and a larger capacity (3000 mAh versus 2200 mAh, for example) means longer run time on the same setting, so a spare set helps on all-day outings. Vests differ in the number of heated zones, with the KEMIMOTO women's vest using six, and in how the controls are laid out. Thin liners are made to sit under a shell or mitt, so size them snugly. Shop heated gloves and mittens, or read our heated gloves and socks guide first.

Brands include SAVIOR HEAT, Venustas and ORORO.

In this range: camping & hiking, foot warmers, stadium seats & cushions, camping chairs and liners.

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Heated Gear & Hand Warmers: frequently asked questions

How long do heated glove batteries last?

Run time depends on the heat setting and battery capacity. SAVIOR HEAT lists its 7.4 V 2200 mAh pack at roughly 2.5 to 7 hours, the shorter figure on high and the longer on low. Cold air also shortens run time, so keep spare batteries warm in an inside pocket.

Can I take heated gloves or spare batteries on a plane?

CATSA's battery guidelines say spare lithium batteries belong in your carry-on, and recommend keeping devices that contain batteries on you or in your carry-on as well. Airlines can set their own limits, so check with your carrier before you fly.

Should heated glove liners fit tight or loose?

Snug. The heating elements work best close to the skin, and a liner that is too loose leaves cold spots and bunches inside an outer glove. Use the size chart on each listing and measure around the knuckles.

Sources: catsa-acsta.gc.ca · catsa-acsta.gc.ca

Our guides for this category

How to Choose Heated Gloves and Socks for a Canadian Winter ·Hand Warmers: Disposable vs Rechargeable for Canadian Winters

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