Battery Heated Gloves (Includes AC Charger, 2 Batteries)

No more cold hands!

Includes

• 1 pair Heated gloves
• 1 pair Inner liners
• 2 Lithium Polymer batteries
• 1 AC Charger
• 1 User manual

Download Manual

Main Features

• Windproof and Waterproof.
  
•  On/Off switch for easy use.
  
• Amazing heat - in ALL 4 FINGERS.
  
• Rechargeable Lithium Polymer batteries (3,300mAh 3.7V.) (2 3/4" L x 1 7/8"W x 5/8" Thick).  
  
• Super-light - each glove weighs only 3.5 ounces, each battery 3.17 ounces.
  
• Tough palm fabric for better grip.
  
• Batteries last 3 to 6 hours used continuously.
  
• Jacket sleeves pull easily over slim battery pockets.
  
• Temperature range 90-104F.
• Get at least 300 charges with each LiPO battery and around one year use.
  
• Initial charging time around 4-8 hours, thereafter 5 hours from zero.
  

• Washing:  Do not machine-wash. Hand-wash only, with care, preferably with a damp cloth or sponge. 
  Batteries should be removed before washing.  After washing ensure that gloves are completely dry before 
  replacing batteries.
  
• Batteries:  They are rechargeable and should only be used with the charger provided.  The charger is 
  universal input AC100V-240V, 50/60 Hz, 0.2A.  If you aren't using the gloves with batteries operating you 
  are advised to remove the batteries to avoid draining them.
  
• Battery Charging:  Connect two batteries to the charger then plug the charger in to the electrical outlet – 
  you must charge two batteries each time and not just one.  The charger indicator will be red when charging
  

Sizing for the battery heated gloves only:  
Measure the girth of your palm.  
Small = 10" - 10.5"   
Medium = 11" - 11.5"     
Large = 12" -  12.5"   
X-Large = 13" - 13.5"

These are standard equipment for skiers, snowboarders, hunters, campers, hikers, bird watchers or anyone who likes to do stuff outdoors in the cold. Also great for arthritis, Raynaud’s, lupus, scleroderma, Sjogren’s, myalgia or just poor circulation, please consult your physician.

You may want to do a lot of thing outdoor in the winter. The only problem is you always have extreme difficulty keeping warm. 

If you are an outdoor enthusiast or spend a fair amount of time working outside, there are few things worse than having cold fingers. If your fingers don't stay warm you not only compromise your level of comfort but also your ability to "stick it out". The last thing you want to have happen after hiking 45 minutes in to your favorite spot is for numb, aching fingers to drive you out of your tree stand and back to your truck before you even see a shot.

What can you do? External heat sources! Modern Technology comes to the rescue again. You ever use those little chemical hand warmers? They work great don't they? There are little packs like that are meant to work in your boots, but not too effective. There is a better way, rechargeable battery heated clothing!  4 to 6 hours heat per charge.  Turn On/Off anytime.  We have rechargeable battery heated Gloves, Insoles, and waist belts.

WHY YOUR FINGERS AND TOES ARE THE FIRST TO GET COLD 

There are several things that you may like to do in the winter such as Skiing, Hiking, Watching,Hunting, Fishing, Biking, just enjoying the outdoors, etc.

You would think that when the body sensed the fingers and toes were getting cold that it would turn up the heat to those areas of the body by increasing blood flow to those areas. However, that is NOT what happens. The body does EXACTLY THE OPPOSITE! It starts shutting down blood flow to those areas. Why?

There is a thing called the survival mechanism which we all have. When the body is exposed to cold it goes into survival mode. The priority is to keep the internal organs warm at all cost even if it means sacrificing the limbs of the body. Rather than try to maintain normal temperature at the extremities of the body, these parts are slowly cut off by reducing blood flow to those areas in order to preserve the core body temperature consisting of the chest, abdominal area and head.

Until you know what is going on it doesn't make sense to bundle up those areas that feel warm as one would think you would then become too hot in those areas! The reason you don't notice the cold as much in your chest, abdominal area or head is due to the survival mechanism. You don't feel the cold in these areas simply because they are NOT cold and they are NOT cold because the body is working overtime to maintain normal body temperature in those areas. These areas warm and not only will your feet and hands not get cold but you will have more energy available for other tasks! Your body knows this and that is why the feet and hands get cold first.