Electric Heated Gloves for Cycling, Battery or Lithium Powered

Heated Jackets UK’s electric heated gloves are built for outdoor cycling, with a nylon shell that holds up to daily rides. Inside, a flexible fibre composite heating core sits thinner and lighter than the bulky cores found in other heating products, so it warms up faster without adding bulk to your hand.

Power Options

Choose the setup that suits you. The battery box version runs on three AA size 3.7V batteries (batteries not included, purchased separately), with no charging function, and heats the back of the hand. The lithium battery version steps things up with two 7.4V, 3000mAh batteries, a charging cable with one input and two outputs, and rechargeable use rated for over a thousand charges. This upgraded version heats both the palm and the back of the hand for fuller coverage.

Heat Settings

A button on the wrist cycles through three gears, each shown by a coloured light. First gear runs hottest at around 65°C on red light, giving you roughly 3 hours of use. Second gear holds around 55°C on blue light for about 4 hours. Third gear settles at around 45°C on green light, stretching your run time to around 6 hours. That top setting runs hotter than the 50°C you’ll find on many other market models.

Storage

A waterproof zippered pocket is built into the glove to hold your battery pack, so you’re not carrying it separately or holding it by hand while you ride.

Fit

One size, fits most hand shapes. M suits most women, XL suits most men.

Features

• Electric heated gloves built for outdoor cycling
• Flexible fibre composite heating core, thin, light and fast heating
• Choice of AA battery box or rechargeable 7.4V lithium battery power
• Lithium version includes charging cable, rechargeable over a thousand times
• Three heat gears from around 45°C to 65°C, up to 6 hours runtime on the lowest setting
• Waterproof zippered battery pocket built into the glove
• Nylon material
• One size, fits most hand shapes
• Includes one pair of gloves

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