Fingertips finally warm
I've bought three pairs of heated gloves and they all heated the back of my hand and nothing else. These go right up to the tips. Shoveled for an hour on medium and my fingers were fine.

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One size. Fits palms 7.9–8.7 in around (20–22 cm), which covers most adult hands.
Bigger than 8.7 in? They fit snug. The size chart shows how to measure.
Unzip the cuff pockets and take both batteries out first. Then wash the gloves gently and let them air dry. Never wash the batteries or the charger.
Free shipping on every US order. Not warm enough? You have 30 days to send them back.
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Most heated gloves warm the back of your hand and leave your fingertips cold, and the battery is flat in a couple of hours. The Warmstead gloves fix both.
The heating runs up every finger to the tip, across the back of your hand and along the thumb. Pick 113°F, 131°F or 149°F with one button on the cuff.
Each glove has its own 7.4 V 2,600 mAh battery, good for up to 10 hours on low. Both batteries and the charger are in the box.
Fixed on the Warmstead gloves

Most heated gloves put the heat on the back of your hand, so your fingertips still go numb. The Warmstead gloves run the heat up every finger to the tip, across the back of your hand and along the thumb.
You feel it in the fingers, where the cold hurts most.

A lot of heated gloves feel lukewarm on high. The Warmstead gloves give you 3 levels: 113°F, 131°F and 149°F, all from one button on the cuff.
Low for a dog walk, high for an hour on the snowblower.

Other gloves die in a couple of hours. Each Warmstead glove has its own 7.4 V 2,600 mAh battery: up to 10 hours on low, 5 to 5.5 on high.
Both batteries and the charger are in the box, and one charger fills both at once.
What goes into it

The heating layer runs up and back down each finger into the tip, then across the back of your hand and along the thumb.

A windproof shell with a breathable waterproof membrane keeps wind and wet snow out while you work.

3M Thinsulate, warm cotton and a soft plush lining keep your hands warm even with the heat off.

The thumb and index fingertip work on your phone, so the gloves stay on.

An adjustable strap, a zip battery pocket and a cord toggle close the cuff around your wrist.

Both batteries charge at the same time from one wall charger with a split cable. Plug in at night, ready in the morning.
Why they're not cheap heated gloves
Most gloves warm the back of your hand. Ours heat every finger to the tip, plus the thumb.
7.4 V 2,600 mAh per glove, a bigger pack than most heated gloves.
113°F, 131°F and 149°F from one button on the cuff.
Up to 10 hours on low, and one charger refills both batteries overnight.
From cold hands to warm in a minute
1Plug the battery into the cable in the cuff pocket and zip it closed. One battery per glove.
2Hold the power button on the back of the cuff until the lights come on. Tap to change the level.
3Pick 113°F, 131°F or 149°F and feel the heat run up every finger.
What you get that they don't
Typical heated gloves
Real people, real winters
I've bought three pairs of heated gloves and they all heated the back of my hand and nothing else. These go right up to the tips. Shoveled for an hour on medium and my fingers were fine.

My fingers go white and numb in about ten minutes outside. With these on low I can do the yard and get the mail without the pain after. Worth every penny.

Out on the lake from 6 to noon on low and the batteries were still going. Wind cuts through everything out there, not these. Touchscreen works for my fish finder app too.

Two dogs, two walks a day, Minnesota winter. Low is enough most days, medium when it is below zero. I can hold the leash and still feel my fingers.

My old heated gloves only warmed the back of my hand, my fingers froze on the grips. These heat up every finger. High on the highway, low around town.

He's 74 and his hands are always cold now. Fits him right. He charges both batteries at night with the one charger and that's it.

The handle on my snowblower is ice cold. Wore these on medium for two hours, no numb fingers. Batteries come out of the cuff easy for charging.

Thumb and pointer finger both work on my phone. Waiting for the bus in January used to be miserable. Now I put them on low and forget about it.

Fingers are the first thing to go when you sit still. Had these on low the whole morning sit and the fingertips stayed warm. Thick enough with the heat off too.

Three games back to back in 30 degrees. I kept them on low and still had battery left at the end of the day. My husband wants his own pair now.

Feeding horses before sunup in the cold is rough on old hands. These warm all the way to the fingertips. Grip is good on the hay twine too.

We walk every morning and both of us have cold hands. Same gloves for both of us and they fit us both. Medium heat is perfect.

I work outside all day. Low lasts most of my shift and I bump it to high for the last hour. Two batteries and the charger came in the box, nothing else to buy.

Cold makes my arthritis so much worse. The heat goes all the way to my fingertips, which is where I need it. Easy to turn on, one button.

45 minutes each way. Medium keeps my fingers warm on the bars and the shell blocks the wind. Charge both overnight with the one charger.

Wear the Warmstead gloves for 30 days. If they aren't warmer than any gloves you've tried, send them back for a full refund.
The heat runs up every finger to the tip, across the back of your hand and along the thumb, where most gloves only warm the back of the hand. Each glove has its own 7.4 V 2,600 mAh battery, good for up to 10 hours on low. 3 levels go up to 149°F. And both batteries and the charger are in the box.
A thin heating layer runs up all four fingers to the tips, across the back of your hand and along the thumb. Plug a battery into each cuff, hold the power button, and tap to pick 113°F, 131°F or 149°F.
Up to 9.5–10 hours on low, 6.5–7 on medium and 5–5.5 on high.
Yes. The thumb and index fingertip work on touchscreens.
1 pair of Warmstead Heated Gloves, 2 × 7.4 V 2,600 mAh batteries (one for each glove) and 1 wall charger with a split cable that charges both at once.
Yes. Take both batteries out of the cuffs first, wash the gloves gently and let them air dry. Never wash the batteries or the charger.
One size. It fits palms 7.9–8.7 in around, measured just below the knuckles. That covers most adult hands. Over 8.7 in, they fit snug.
You get 30-day returns. Not warm enough? Send them back.