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These are battery-heated fleece gloves with heating elements running along the fingers and thumb, three heat settings, and slim 5V batteries tucked into a gauntlet pocket. ActionHeat rates them at 140F on high for about 2 hours, 120F for 3, and 100F for 5 or more. The silicone-reinforced palms and touchscreen-friendly fingertips suit skiing, hiking and cold-weather commuting. They are lighter and less bulky than many heated gloves, but owners report the real-world warmth falls short of the ratings, so they work best as a mild-to-moderate cold glove rather than a deep-winter one.
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Lowest price we've seen: $111.99 on Nov 11 at Walmart. Tracked across 12 stores since Nov 11.
Buyers like the light weight, the snug but not tight fit and the ability to use a phone while wearing them. The main complaint is that the heat feels weaker than advertised, with some calling them barely warm. A few think they are overpriced for the warmth delivered.
The ActionHeat 5V Women's Slim Fit Fleece Heated Gloves are battery-heated gloves for cold-weather activities such as skiing, rafting, trekking and climbing. The fleece is lightweight and soft and is made with ultra-fine fibers, so the gloves stay warm even when the heating is off.
Heating elements run along the fingers and thumb. A touch button controls three heat settings: High (red) reaches 140F for 2+ hours, Medium (white) reaches 120F for 3+ hours, and Low (blue) reaches 100F for 5+ hours. The gloves heat up to 140F for up to 5+ hours on a charge. Slim 5V rechargeable batteries fit into a discreet pocket on the extended gauntlet.
The palms and fingers are reinforced with silicone for grip and dexterity. The elastic cuffs have a cinch-cord to keep out the weather.




