Are these gloves actually waterproof?

The shell is described as both water resistant and waterproof, with a waterproof zipper. They handle snow and light rain well, but prolonged soaking is not their strength.

Do the touchscreen fingers work well?

Yes, the fingertips are touchscreen compatible, so you can use a phone without removing the gloves. Some users find accuracy drops in very cold conditions.

How warm are they without the heat on?

The fleece lining and windproof shell give moderate warmth on their own. They are lightweight, so they suit active use rather than deep stationary cold.

What sizes are available?

They come in women's sizes S, M, L and XL. Check the brand's size chart, since heated gloves often run snug.

Are they good for skiing?

They are marketed for skiing and cold-weather riding, and the windproof, waterproof build suits that. Skiers who run cold may want a heavier glove with stronger heat.

How do they compare with other heated gloves?

They compete on weather protection and touchscreen support. Rivals often beat them on heat strength and battery life, which is where buyers report the most frustration.

What do buyers say about the ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves?

Rated 3.2 out of 5 from 17 ratings.

Where can I buy the ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves?

3 stores we checked sell it, including ororowear.com, Target, ororo.com.

ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves

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ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves

Best price now

$139.99at ororo.comChecked 14 h ago

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Last seen at $139.99 at ororo.com on Nov 10.
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Our take on the ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves

These are women's lightweight heated gloves with a polyester shell, PU palm and fleece lining, built for skiing, commuting and cold-weather riding. They combine windproof and waterproof protection with touchscreen-compatible fingers and an SBS waterproof zipper. The heated element is the main draw, but the 3.2-star average from 17 ratings suggests buyers have mixed feelings. Rivals in the heated glove space tend to offer longer battery life and more even heat, so check those trade-offs before buying.

Best forWomen skiing or riding in cold, wet weatherCommuters who need touchscreen access without removing glovesBuyers wanting windproof and waterproof protection in a lightweight glove

Pros

Windproof and waterproof shell for wet, cold days
Touchscreen-compatible fingers
Fleece lining adds warmth and comfort
PU palm with anti-slip grip
Adjustable cuffs and waterproof zipper seal out weather

Cons

Mixed reception, with a 3.2-star average from 17 ratings
Heated output may feel uneven or weak to some buyers
Battery life and warmth duration draw complaints
Lightweight build may not suit deep cold or long ski days

ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves prices at every store

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ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves price history

Lowest price we've seen: $139.99 on Nov 11 at Target. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 11.

What reviewers say

3.2 / 517 ratings

Ratings are mixed at 3.2 out of 5 from 17 buyers. Owners like the weather protection and touchscreen fingers but question the heat output and battery life.

What people mention

Heat outputCriticisedBuyers say the heating feels weaker and less even than expected.
Battery lifeCriticisedOwners report the battery does not last as long as they want in cold weather.
Weather protectionPraisedReviewers like that the gloves block wind and water on wet, cold days.
TouchscreenPraisedFingers work on phones without taking the gloves off.
FitMixedSome find the sizing and cuff adjustment fine, others say the fit is off.

Specifications

Outer Material: Polyester
Palm Material: PU material
Lining Material: Fleece
Water Resistance: Water resistant, Waterproof
Wind Resistance: Wind-resistant
Alpha Size: S, L, M, XL
Gender: Women's

Questions and answers

Are these gloves actually waterproof?: The shell is described as both water resistant and waterproof, with a waterproof zipper. They handle snow and light rain well, but prolonged soaking is not their strength.
Do the touchscreen fingers work well?: Yes, the fingertips are touchscreen compatible, so you can use a phone without removing the gloves. Some users find accuracy drops in very cold conditions.
How warm are they without the heat on?: The fleece lining and windproof shell give moderate warmth on their own. They are lightweight, so they suit active use rather than deep stationary cold.
What sizes are available?: They come in women's sizes S, M, L and XL. Check the brand's size chart, since heated gloves often run snug.
Are they good for skiing?: They are marketed for skiing and cold-weather riding, and the windproof, waterproof build suits that. Skiers who run cold may want a heavier glove with stronger heat.
How do they compare with other heated gloves?: They compete on weather protection and touchscreen support. Rivals often beat them on heat strength and battery life, which is where buyers report the most frustration.
Where is the ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves cheapest?: At ororo.com, for $139.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves?: Rated 3.2 out of 5 from 17 ratings.
Where can I buy the ORORO Colorprint Heated Lightweight Gloves?: 3 stores we checked sell it, including ororowear.com, Target, ororo.com.