2 products

Heated gloves with rechargeable batteries

Cold fingers are often the first thing that sends you indoors. Heated gloves have a thin heating element running through the back of the hand and the fingers, powered by a small rechargeable battery for each glove. Press the button to switch the heat on and choose a setting.

Compare all models
Heated ski gloves with 5000 mAh battery (product photo)

All products

Two kinds of heated gloves

  • Ski-style gloves with battery packs. Thick, padded gloves with a long cuff. A battery pack sits in a zipped pocket at each cuff. They suit cold, wet days: skiing, walking on the hills, standing at a match or a long session outdoors. See the heated ski gloves.
  • Thin everyday gloves with a built-in battery. Lighter gloves for the commute, the dog walk or driving. The battery is built into the cuff, and the thumb and index fingertip fold back so you can use your phone. See the heated finger gloves.

Cycling and motorbikes

Our gloves are winter gloves, not certified motorcycle gloves. For riding a motorbike you need gloves made and tested for that job. On a bicycle the thinner gloves give you better feel on the brakes. Our guide heated gloves for cycling, motorbikes and walking goes through the differences.

Battery life

Battery life depends on the setting and the cold. Charge the batteries fully before a day out and start on a lower setting: you can always turn it up. Lithium batteries also give less in hard frost, so keep spares in an inside pocket.

Guides on this topic

Frequently asked questions

Do heated gloves need a power bank?

No. Both of our heated gloves have their own rechargeable batteries: separate battery packs that sit in the cuff pockets on the ski gloves, and a battery built into the cuff on the thinner gloves. You charge them with the USB cable from a USB charger or power bank.

Are heated gloves warm without the heat on?

The ski-style gloves are padded, so they are still warm winter gloves when the battery runs out. The thinner gloves are closer to a lined everyday glove and rely more on the heat.

Can I use heated gloves on a motorbike?

Our gloves are not certified motorcycle gloves, so we do not sell them for riding. Motorcycle gloves need to be made and tested to protect your hands in a fall. Our gloves guide covers what to look for.