Heated Ski Gloves
$65.00 $149.99
1-Yr Warranty on All Orders | CLEARANCE: ALL SALES FINAL
- Carbon fiber heating panels on the back of the hand and fingers
- Real goat leather palms
- 3M Thinsulate Insulation
- Wrist straps
- 3 heat settings with simple one-button controls
- Smart phone compatible finger tip
- Hydro-Tex Water Resistance
- YKK Zippers
Some ski days are colder than others. Especially when riding the lifts. Our heated gloves give you a boost to make those rides more comfortable. Up to 6+ hours of heat per charge depending on conditions and which setting you choose to heat with. We designed this glove as a premium product even without the heat. So when your heater runs out you can count on the 3M Thinsulate insulation and Hydro-Tex to perform just like other high-end gloves. Refer to the sizing chart image to make the best possible sizing choice. Ravean is an official supplier of heated gloves to the USA Ski & Snowboard team.
Customer Reviews
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Hasn’t been cold enough to wear outside yet but tried them out insides don’t they were really warm. Easy to set up and easy to use. Don’t like the cold but actually can’t wait to try them out
I bought these gloves at the end of the season. I’m back on the slope after a multi-year hiatus. I’m glad to be back but my hands sometimes screamed to be just a little (a lot!) warmer. These gloves answered the call and then some. I jumped back in as an instructor for the youngest of our skiers. I have enough dexterity to pick up the most tangled toddler while staying warm. This allows me to focus on what really matters — the kids, skiing and having fun. I don’t have to worry about a mid-day break indoors to warm my digits.
Shhhh, don’t say anything, but can you guess what will be my top gift during the December giving season?!?!
I have purchased both the heated mittens and the gloves. The mittens were great, but only lasted one ski season. Yet they cost much less (less than half) than the Seirus or Hestra heated gloves. The gloves are fine for cooler conditions, but not for very cold, like single digits (no pun intended). They would work well for winter biking but for cold days skiing, i would go with the mittens. Also the battery life may not last for a full day of skiing.
I like the idea of the gloves. They fit great but the battery life wasn’t great and when the battery goes down my fingers got really cold, more so then my regular gloves. It was a cold day 26° so I was hoping to get six hours of battery life and I only got maybe three hours and the setting was on medium.when it Was working my hands were nice and warm .
