Savior Heat Heated Mitten
If you’ve struggled to find gloves that keep your hands warm in bitter winter weather, turn to the Savior Heated Mitts. These gloves have everything you will need to brave the toughest weather conditions. Uniquely designed, these premium full finger gloves gently warm the entire length of each finger, back of the hand, keeping your hands nice and toasty even when battling freezing temperatures.
- High Quality Material – The external layer of the cycling gloves is made of 40% lambskin and 60% polyester, breathable, waterproof and wind resistant. And the internal part made of soft pearl cotton insulation layer includes imported heat elements and a pair of 2200mAh rechargeable lithium-ion batteries to keep your hands warm. The back has a carbon fiber protective shell for protecting your joints. Buckle-style hook and loop fastener on the cuffs is designed for easy adjustment
- 3 Temperature Settings & Instant Heat – Equipped with three different heat settings – high, middle, low, you can control the temperature of the motorcycle gloves easily. 3 heated settings system can provide most appropriate warmth for people in need. You can feel obviously your hands warmer when turning on the gloves in 30 seconds.
Excellent Warm Function – The battery-powered rechargeable gloves provide a wide heating area covering your whole back of hand and all fingers in case of poor blood circulation, arthritis, cold weather, or simply for more comfort and warmth. - Perfect For Outdoor Sports – The arthritis gloves for men and women are perfect for a variety of outdoor sports in cool or chilly days, especially ideal for running, cycling, hiking, skating, camping, snow skiing, fishing, hunting etc.
- Service – All Savior Heat brand heated mittens are service for 1 year. If you have any questions about quality, please feel free to contact us and we will solve your problem quickly until you are satisfied.
- Buckle closure / MOUNT TEC Unisex Explorer 3
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Donna –
I ordered these for my husband. His fingers go numb snow blowing and shoveling here in Western NY. He loves them. The fit was perfect. ( I got him a medium). He said he had to turn them down to low because they got nice and warm. He’s only had them a week. So far so good.
Mary Jo Stewart –
I bought these mittens for my husband. He has issues with his hands becoming extremely cold after a short time outdoors. He has used these to use a snow thrower and shovel and is extremely pleased. He was able to grip the snow thrower and shovel and his hands were warm after spending at least 45 minutes outside. He uses the low temperature and is so happy to have something that works for him. On a side note, the packaging for these is above average. They come in a nice box and have a storage pouch included.
Houston Texas –
I bought these for skiing at Breckenridge CO. It was real cold the first 2 days and these worked very well. The only thing to know is that the thumb does not appear to be heated. I bought X Large and they fit well, it also allowed me room to move my thumb over into the mitten when riding the lift and that helped. When it wasn’t as cold I ran them on low, When it was single digits I ran them on medium. Very worth the money.
Heidi L Meiers –
I rarely write reviews , I buy too much on amazon to take the time, but…. these are awesome heated mittens. I’m a 58 year old petite female skier who has been looking for heated gloves that I could afford and that worked well for years! My brother got the Swany ones for Christmas this year for $$$$ and I decided to pull the trigger and go for heated mittens. found these on amazon and thought “why not” 1st ordered XS , I’m always xs or kids XL, however , I felt they were a little tight especially with my Marmot liners so I sent them back and got the SM, perfect fit ( i think they are dead on size wise) tried them in CO this past weekend and even though it was in the 30’s and gorgeous and I could have done without heated mittens , these are an overall NICE mitten… there are finger slots inside which I love, the battery is slim, the cuff is just right and on lowest setting , they lasted all day, thanks guys, hope they hold up as well on a typical cold ski trip
Greg –
I love to downhill ski but I almost gave it up last season because of the absolute misery I experience with cold hands. I decided to give heated gloves a try. I started with recommendations and reviews and settled on these Savior mittens. I tested them out skiing at Big Sky in -6 degrees to a whopping high of 5 degrees F. The freezing cold was a great test. I was astounded at how warm these gloves were. Even withOUT the heaters on, my hands stayed so toasty I had to take them off every few runs to cool down!! Unbelievable. If I ever got chilled I would turn the heating element on for 15-30 mins and I would be warmed up in no time. I am so so happy I tried these out. Highly recommended and tested !!
John F Moran –
It is early yet for a review, but the gloves and the batteries work well. They are on the small side so a larger size than thought about would be appropriate. They are not waterproof so, I could not give them a 5 star. Very easy to operate which is good. The downside is that they could get turned on easily without knowing and as they start immediately at max heat then they could burn with bad results. One must disconnect the batteries after use to prevent this happening.
Rick –
I haven’t been able to try these out yet (still too warm around Chicago). Will be skiing in Snowmass in January so that will be the real test. I have tried all kinds of gloves and mittens and used heat packs etc but my hands always get painfully cold so l really hope these work. My main concern is size (and why I gave 3 stars without trying them out). I’m 6’3 190 lb and usually get large or xl gloves, these I ordered xxxl (largest they have) and they feel rather snug, even a bit small. I’ll update the review after I get back from skiing. I’ll keep my fingers crossed and hopefully warm.
Teresa Giblin –
I have been using the mittens skiing in the East for over a month now. So far so good. The battery life is as advertised. The mittens still look good and the switch is not affected by the pole strap. My complaint is that while my fingers are warm my thumb is not. I have to tuck my thumbs into the main mitt on each chair ride. The other annoying thing is the finger separator in the top of the mitt. It makes it bulky to use a glove liner.