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Sent these to my daughter in Utah and she just loves them. They work great and adjust well.

The quality of the gloves is good. I'll get into the performance. I bought them mainly for walking the dogs. First, beware of the size if you have large hands. My hands measure 8 inches from the tip of my middle finger to the bottom of my palm. My hands are more slender than "meaty." The gloves are tight from top to bottom -- my fingertips press against the top. My hands fit OK inside, but if you have meaty hands, they will be tight. The batteries last about an hour per charge.First test (25 degrees, both gloves with heat turned on): Hands were OK, not at all what I would call toasty. Second test (35 degrees, right hand heated, left hand wearing glove with heat not turned on): Really couldn't tell much difference between the two hands. Both were comfortable, but again not toasty. Third test (15 degrees, left hand heated, right hand wearing glove without heat): Here I could tell the difference. The left hand was not really warm, but definitely warmer than the right hand. Fingers on the right hand were tingling and a little numb. Fingers on left hand were cool, but not anywhere close to cold or numb.Bottom line: The quality of the material is not bad. The heat is not powerful, but can be noticed. I think I would do just as well with a really thick pair of wool mittens.An addition after 2 months of use: The right glove has stopped working completely. It got wet ONCE while I was walking the dog in slushy snow. His leash was dragging in the snow and I was grabbing the wet leash with the gloves on. The right glove has not worked since. I would not recommend this product to anyone.

You can't go wrong with these heated gloves.They're comfortable breathable and wind-resistant, which makes sure my hands stay warm no matter how cold or windy it is outside, Which makes these the perfect gloves for people like me with arthritis and or who suffer from stiff and joint pain. The best part of all is you won't break the bank with buying these.

My mom loves these gloves to keep her hands warm, but they are not rechargeable. If you buy your own rechargeable AA batteries then you can recharge them...it is very misleading to call them rechargeable. That is the only reason to not give them 5 stars.

PROS: The glove does get warm, there is a red light that tells you power is on. The gloves seem well made and are very long, reach to the wrist.CONS: The glove is only available in one size but the tag clearly says LARGE, not an issue except I have a medium size hand and my thumb bottomed out while my fingers had at least 1-2 inches if space left.The battery pack on the new glove has a push button where the switch on an older glove had a slider switch. This is a big problem, you can easily turn on or off the power with this push button switch VS the slider. (I would recommend removing the batteries after each use)The battery pack pocket is very tight, not easy to take the pack in and out. Very easy to accidently turn of or on the power. Or worse damage the wires.The BIG CON is your fingers don't really get warm enough which is why I bought this glove to replace the older one which had the same issue. I used brand new Eveready batteries.They really should concentrate the heat at the fingers, but they don't.I was shoveling snow in 20degree weather and by the time I was done why fingers were frozen.I would have been better off with a good pair of regular gloves.SO, they may work somewhat, but for the price I paid, not worth it.

HArd to get on as they are so thick. Batteries don’t stay charged in the cold. Hear doesn’t last. Wear another pair of gloves underneath these. They are an ok option but not the solution. Too thick and have no fine motor function.

These gloves are perfect for my husband. They dont get too hot but they leave his hands toasty and protected from getting too cold! The only down fall is that they are fairly chunky and hard to complete tasks in, however they are perfect for playing outside with the kids and going to colder outdoor events.

Warm and cozy. Thank you.