Auclair Hot Tips® Heated Ski Gloves - Waterproof (For Men)

It's not cold enough out to judge yet. Ask me again in 2 months.

Pretty good gloves for the price. Feels like the palm-sides are where the heating element runs, not the back side of the hands and fingers. Still, even without using the heater, the gloves did an good job of keeping my hands and fingers warm; much better than similar priced non-heated winter riding gloves. They are a bit bulky, but that's expected since they are meant for winter use. Once the temps get below zero, I'll be curious to see how they perform. Currently, I've only used them in mid-50's weather.

Not winter in Canada yet but they seem to be warm. Important note; they come with their own waterproof membrane which is not e-vent or gore-tex. Therefor u know that they are only water resistant, Not water proof. They seem to be warm, but they do not look to be durable enough for ice climbing, or winter camping. May be perfect for nordic or down hill, and winter walking.

I need good gloves for winter cycling; temperature can be sometimes even -35C.

These gloves get a 5-star rating for warmth. I'm always looking for warm gloves to wear while cycling. My fingers did stay warm (almost too warm) on the lowest setting with the outside temp being in the high 20s/low 30s. So, I'm thinking when it's in the teens/low 20s, they'll be perfect. But they get a 3-star overall rating because of the expense involved for the batteries. Each glove needs 3 AA batteries so that's 6 batteries per wearing. The recommended battery is supposed to last 4-5 hours on the low setting so if I'm riding 12-15 hours each week, it will become very costly. However, the expense will be justified if they keep my fingers from freezing.

These gloves feel and look like a well made ski glove. They heat much better than a disposible hand warmer. Which is the reason I purchased them. I would recommend them to a friend.

I bought these gloves for motorcycle touring. They seem to heat up guickly as they claim and do warm the whole hand. I have not tried them yet on the motorcycle in the mornings or on a cold day yet. Or to see how long they actually last. Will comment back if there is any negative results.Could not click all the pros since i havent tested yet.

THESE ARE NOT MY FIRST BATTERY HEATED GLOVES BUT, THEY ARE A MUCH BETTER DESIGN THAN THE OTHERS THEY TAKE 3 AA BATTERIES AND THE POUCH IS MUCH MORE COMPACT THAN THE BULKY D SIZE MODELS I JUST GAVE TO MY NEIGHBOR. THEY KEEP THE HANDS AND FINGERS VERY WARM. HAS A LOW, MEDIUM, AND HIGH SETTING. THEY ARE NOT BAD TO USE WITH A DOG LEASH. NOT SURE HOW LONG THE BATTERIES LAST BUT I USE RECHARGABLES ANYWAYS. THEY FIT IS JUST RIGHT FOR ME

been looking for a nice pair of gloves and i found them!