Cold hands are a solvable problem.
Plain explanations of how heated gloves actually work, so you can buy the right pair once instead of the wrong pair twice.
Our top picks
All 5 reviews ›Three gloves for three different problems. Each one reviewed in full, with the reasoning behind the pick.
ORORO Heated Gloves Review: Good, With Three Caveats
Savior Heat Heated Gloves Review: Warm, Cheap, Risky
Gerbing Heated Gloves Review: Buy the Wired Ones
Side by side
| Model | Power | Reported runtime | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ORORO All-Around | 7.4V battery | Around 8 hrs | Everyday | Read review |
| Savior Heat | 7.4V battery | 4 to 5 hrs | Circulation, budget | Read review |
| Gerbing Vanguard | 12V wired | Unlimited | Motorcycling | Read review |
Start here
All 4 guides ›The questions that decide almost every heated glove purchase.
What Heated Glove Runtime Claims Really Mean›
Quoted figures assume the lowest setting in a warm room, which is the one situation nobody wears them in. Here is the useful version.
How to Size Heated Gloves›
The fit rule for heated gloves is the opposite of the one you would guess, and getting it wrong is the most expensive mistake in this category.
Heated Gloves or Heated Liners: Which Should You Buy?›
Liners turn the gloves you already own into heated ones for less money. They also fail badly in one specific situation, and it takes thirty seconds to check.
7.4V vs 12V Heated Gloves: Which Should You Actually Buy?›
Most heated gloves run on 7.4 volts. A few run on 12. The higher number looks like the better one, and for most buyers it isn't — here's why.
Buying guides
What to buy, by what you are doing in the cold.
Best heated gloves The main guide. Three picks, three different problems, and the reasoning behind each one. Heated glove liners Four liners compared, and the ten second test that decides whether one will fit inside the gloves you already own. For motorcycling Wired gloves, heated liners, and why most heated gloves are not riding gloves. For Raynaud’s What to look for when the problem is circulation, and the timing change that prevents attacks.