Whether you endure cold weather everyday of your life or you just travel to a cold climate once a year, you’ve probably had cold hands at one time or another.

Maybe you’ve heard of heated gloves before but you’re still skeptical. I don’t blame you. It sounds a little gimmicky the first time you hear it which is why most people ask right away, do battery heated gloves work?

Well my answer is a resounding yes. They work very well, you just need to make sure you do your research and get the pair that’s right for you.

That’s why TheWarmestGloves.com was started. To be the #1 resource for heated gloves. We’re here to do the work and research so you don’t have to.

We’ve spent endless hours testing and reviewing different pairs of gloves. As you may already know, there are a lot of different heated gloves on the market which can make the buying process challenging.

You need to first think about how and why you’ll be using your heated gloves. There are so many different applications and there’s probably the perfect glove for each of them.

• skiing/snowboarding
• snowmobiling
• ice fishing
• hunting
• walking the dog
• shoveling snow
• driving
• playing in the snow
• working outdoors
• reynaud’s disease
• arthritis
• walking/hiking

That’s already a long list and there are many more activities that could benefit from them. This is only the tip of the iceberg.

Some people ask me if heated gloves are really necessary. They ask why regular insulated gloves won’t do the trick?

Why Heated Gloves?

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Regular gloves are fine for a lot of occasions but in most cases, heated gloves are better. You see it’s kind of like when your car has heated seats.

Sure we all went a long time without heated seats and it was just fine. We didn’t know it was an issue because we had no idea what we were missing out on.

Now that so many cars have heated seats, people want heated seats. People have now experienced what it’s like to have them and it’s just soo much better than before. I imagine most people wouldn’t want to buy a car without heated seats because after having them you just can’t go back.

So that’s exactly what it’s like with heated gloves. It’s not even that you need the heat turned on all the time either. Similar to heated seats in a car, you can turn on the heat at first and then turn it off once you’re nice and warm.

 

Are They Reliable?

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A lot of people have concerns with reliability when it comes to heated gloves. The reason for this is probably because when they were really new on the market and they were still getting the technology figured out, they weren’t all that great.

Some of the negative things you may have heard about them is that the battery life is too short or the battery is too bulky and heavy. I’ve heard these complaints a lot and I’ve even experienced this myself.

There were even some older model gloves that used a big 9V battery for each glove. Fortunately this isn’t an issue anymore. As with cell phones and other battery powered gadgets, technology has come a long way.

With lithium ion batteries you can get a tremendous amount of life out of a very small and light weight battery. Not only do they last a long time but they also can be recharged over and over without wearing down.

 

Heated Gloves For Raynaud’s?

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Most people don’t realize how common Raynaud’s Disease is. Actually you’d probably be surprised to hear that approximately 5%-10% of Americans suffer from it.

To learn more about this disease you should refer to the website www.raynauds.org. You’ll be able to learn a lot about it there and they provide a lot of great ways to treat it.

People who suffer from it often have problems with cold fingers, toes, nose and ears. Whenever the body is exposed to the cold weather or sometimes even a small drop in temperature, spasms occur.

These spasms cause an interuption of blood flow to those areas of the body. Typically those areas will then turn white, then blue, then red over the course of the attack.

 

These attacks can last anywhere from minutes all the way to hours sometimes even causing infection.

This is a prime example of a time when heated gloves aren’t just a luxury but a necessity. I’ve known a lot of people who swear by the use of heated gloves to help relieve the pain of Raynaud’s.

One recommendation I have for people with Raynaud’s is to keep your glove at the lowest setting. While on the lowest setting you’ll get a lot more life out of the battery and that consistent warmth coming from the glove will maintain the heat in your fingers better than anything else.

 

Be More Active

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I’ve always been a really active person and I’m the type of person who needs my exercise. If I’m stuck inside for too long I start to go crazy.

It’s one thing in the summer when you can just go outside anytime you want and do your thing whether it be walking, running, cycling or other sports.

The problem is the winter when those sub zero temperatures come around. There are those days where you just dread going outside because it’s just too cold.

I’ve spent a lot of time and money bundling up and preparing for the weather so that I can go outside and recreate no matter what season it is.

The problem is that no matter how much you bundle up, your fingers will get cold. Well, until I discovered heated gloves that it.

Now that I use heated gloves I don’t worry about my fingers getting cold. This allows me to recreate for much longer with fewer breaks. Even while sitting on a chair lift in the freezing cold my hands stay toasty warm.

I can’t explain how important this is to me. Being able to do the things I love all year round without giving the weather even a second though is just amazing. It keeps me sane.

So next time you ask yourself, do battery heated gloves work, you’ll know the answer. They work like a charm.

Thanks for stopping by today. Please feel free to leave me any questions or comments in the box below and I’ll be sure to respond ASAP.

Cheers,

Robert