Heated Motorcycle Gloves for Men Women, Rechargeable Heated Gloves, Touchscreen Heating Gloves for Skiing, Motorcycle, Hunting, Riding
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Arrives
Tuesday, Jul 8
Size: Small
Color: Black-H3
Features
- 2700mAh Rechargeable BatteryThe heated motorcycle gloves with 7.4V 2700mAh rechargeable battery, and the heating duration reached 3-9 hours.
- Precise Temperature ControlThe heated gloves' temperatures range from 104F/40C to 150F/65C. It easily adjusts precise temperatures with a simple press of a button and meets your thermal insulation requirements in different environments.
- Touch Screen DesignThe heated winter gloves feature sensitive touchscreen compatibility and support the touch screen of electronic devices. Allowing you to use smart devices without taking the batteries gloves off, suitable for outdoor photography and outdoor sports in cold winter.
- High QualityThe electric heating gloves use quality genuine sheep leather. Palm use breathable goatskin, wear-resistant and durable. soft velvet liners ensure non-slip and flexible grips. A strong Carbon fiber shell protects your joints from damage while warming your hands.
- Versatile UsageThe heat gloves inside use a waterproof and windproof membrane, adjustable Velcro design effectively maintains temperature. Perfect for a variety of outdoor sports in chilly winter, Skiing, Motorcycling, Hiking, Cycling, Hunting, Fishing, Walking dogs, Running, Climbing snowboarding, ice fishing, hunting, cleaning snow, etc.
Brand: winna
Material: Waterproof leather
Size: Small
Color: Black-H3
Special Feature: Windproof, Breathable, Touch Screen Support
Item Package Quantity: 1
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Closure Type: Button, Hook and Loop
Brand: winna
Material: Waterproof leather
Size: Small
Color: Black-H3
Special Feature: Windproof, Breathable, Touch Screen Support
Item Package Quantity: 1
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Closure Type: Button, Hook and Loop
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 13.19 x 5.31 x 3.54 inches
Package Weight: 2.3 Pounds
Brand Name: winna
Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty
Model Name: WNGH3
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: INKON
Part Number: WNGH3
Included Components: 2700mAH Rechargeable Battery, Heated Motorcycle Gloves
Date First Available: July 23, 2024
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Size: Medium
Color: Black-H8
I bought these for riding my motorcycle during the winter months. The temp where I leave dips into the high 20s but we don't get snow. It's pretty chilly on mornings and my hands hurt even when wearing gloves. I bought these to hopefully ward off the cold. They work! I bought a size medium and they fit snugly. The tips of the finger length is just about perfect for me. The battery pack for these sits just above the wrist line so they are not in the way of bending your wrists and they feel like they belong there. Getting used to the added weight happens pretty quickly. I was surprised how quickly they actually heat up. You feel it within 10-15 seconds. You can also adjust the temperature to your liking. The armor on the knuckles is a nice touch too. I'm happy with these gloves!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024 by Justin Brown Justin Brown
The media could not be loaded. I purchased these gloves several months ago and have since used them on my Adventure and Dual Sport motorcycle in cold weather ranging from 30's to low 40-degree Fahrenheit weather. Also in cold damp foggy conditions and they kept my hands warm and protected from wind and falls (off-road falls off of motorcycle). I keep the temperature between 130 and 140 degrees F and they last for hours. The gloves also kept my hands warm when the power is off and I forget to connect to the battery. Fit is according to size and they are comfortable. I'm able to use the finger touch for my devices like my iPhone and Garmin GPS without any problems. They are a bit bulky but for good reason, to keep your hands warm and to protect them. The display is hard to see except when the red LEDs light up for a few seconds. The wrist strap keeps them snug and secure as well. I have since recommended these gloves to my motorcycle friends and have received positive comments about them. I mostly ride on trails and off-road and needed a pair of rugged warm gloves for cold weather riding in the SE mountains and these work perfectly. Charging time takes a while and batteries are well insulated and fit snuggly inside the glove via a water-resistant or proof zipper where they are not noticeable nor do I feel them when riding. Smart design and I'm happy with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2022 by Michael
I absolutely love these gloves. I was skeptic that they wouldn't keep their charge but they work really well while I am riding. My hands stay warm and I'm not feeling pain in them. Would definitely recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2022 by Maria
Update after 1 year of use. My concern about build quality (noted below) remains unchanged. After 1 season of cold weather use, the cinch strap on 1 glove broke, making it a little harder to cinch the cuff down once the glove was on. I did get used to the feeling of the glove liner slipping in the shell, and things like turn signals and visor use got easier. I saw no degradation in battery life, and the gloves performed well from January through April, when it got too warm to bother with them. I just pulled them out of storage this year for the cold weather season. Both batteries charged up fine, the display screens and buttons still worked, and the gloves performed just as well as the day I put them away 9 months ago. Still satisfied overall. I ordered these for cold morning commutes on my motorcycle. They arrived in good shape, and complete. I've only had 1 day to use them so far. Here is my initial impression. It was 38 degrees when I left the house. My commute is roughly 45 minutes, it was 40 degrees when I arrived at work. I was mostly on the freeway at highway speeds (75+). Pros. The gloves were sized appropriately, comfortable, and they kept my hands warm even at prolonged high speed. In fact, I had to turn them down to 140 so my hands wouldn't sweat. They sealed well and the pull straps cinched them securely to my jacket. There was no noticeable air bleed into the gloves. The batteries lasted the commute both directions with 1 charge. Cons. The outer shell does not feel securely attached to the inner liner, which makes the gloves feel slippery and a little sloppy. Doing things like trying to lift the visor on my helmet, or activate turn signals was harder than usual and distracting, as the outer shell would slip over the inner liner without enough friction to move whatever I was touching. Time will tell if this is something I can get used to or not. The carbon fiber knuckle protectors do not sit accurately above the knuckles, they are offset toward the outside of my hand. Not a performance issue necessarily, just an indication of build quality. For the price I am satisfied.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2023 by s
Size: X-Large
Color: Black-H8
These gloves are comfortable and without the heat did well in 40°F at 80mph for an hour long commute. Both gloves worked when I tested them when delivered; however, the right glove did not work the first time I actually tried heating them for a ride. The left glove kept the back of my hand warm…not hot by any means. The fingers did not get much heat, but they were not cold. If both gloves functioned properly, I would give 5 stars. From all the other reviews, it seems to be a gamble on whether the gloves function properly.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023 by Kelly
These gloves are comfortable, take a short time to warm up, they are windproof, and they do what they say they do. If I had a bitch, it's that the C for celcius stays, it's sort of molded in. However the readout is in F. The gloves are a bit bulky but I'm ok with that, as long as my hands stay warm, and they do. On the whole, very satisfied.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023 by Charles Land
Size: X-Large
Color: Black-H8
I rode to Redding, Ca which is a 3 hour ride to drop off a motorcycle for a friend in 10-18 degree weather. I wore these gloves and my hands didn’t feel any cold whatsoever! Great gloves
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2022 by Forero
Size: X-Large
Color: Black-H8
The gloves are nice and warm with the heater off. They don't get much warmer with the heaters on all the way up on high. Not worth the money returned.
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2023 by Margaret Kirkman