Rechargeable Heated Gloves with Touchscreen Fingertips
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The Problem
Heated gloves keep cold hands warm on long winter days
Standing outside in the cold for more than a few minutes turns fingers stiff and clumsy, whether you're shoveling the driveway, walking the dog, or out on a ski lift. Rechargeable heated gloves solve it — a built-in heating element spreads warmth across the back of the hand and fingers, powered by a battery pack tucked into the wrist so there's nothing to plug in once you're outside.
How To Use It
Charge, select your heat, and go
Built For Wet Conditions
Waterproof nylon shell with a built-in liner
The outer shell is waterproof nylon with a built-in waterproof liner underneath, so snow and slush don't soak through to the heating element or your skin. That makes these gloves practical for shoveling snow, skiing, or standing at a bus stop in sleet — not just dry, cold days.
Stay Connected
Touchscreen fingertips and a grippy palm
The thumb and index fingertip use a conductive fabric so you can answer a text or check a map without pulling the glove off. The palm and fingertips are reinforced with anti-slip PU, which keeps its grip on a shovel handle, ski pole, or bike bar even when the leather on plain gloves would go slick.
What's Inside
A fleece-lined interior that traps the heat
Inside, a soft fleece lining sits between your hand and the heating element, holding warmth close instead of letting it escape through the shell. It's noticeably thicker than the thin lining in a standard winter glove, which is why the heat feels even instead of patchy.
The Comparison
Heated gloves vs. a standard winter glove
| These heated gloves | Standard winter glove | |
|---|---|---|
| Active heat source | ✓ 3 levels, USB-C recharge | – |
| Touchscreen use | ✓ Thumb & index fingertip | Usually not |
| Waterproof shell + liner | ✓ | Varies |
| Anti-slip palm | ✓ PU reinforced | Varies |
Specs
Technical details
| Battery | 2 x 3.7V 5000mAh rechargeable lithium |
|---|---|
| Charging | USB-C, 5V / 2A |
| Heat settings | Approx. 40-45°C, 50-55°C, 60-65°C |
| Shell material | Waterproof nylon with fleece lining |
| Grip | Anti-slip PU on palm and fingertips |
| Fit | One size (fits most): approx. 30 cm total length, 18-23 cm palm circumference |
| Closure | Adjustable wrist strap |
FAQ
Common questions
How long does the heat last on a charge?
Runtime depends on which of the three heat settings you use — lower settings draw less power from the 5000mAh batteries and last longer than the highest setting.
Can I use my phone while wearing them?
Yes. The thumb and index fingertip are made from a conductive fabric designed for touchscreen use.
Are they actually waterproof?
The outer shell is waterproof nylon and there's a built-in waterproof liner under it, so they hold up in snow and wet conditions.
What size are these?
They come in one size built to fit most adult hands: about 30 cm total length and an 18-23 cm palm circumference.
How do I charge them?
Each glove has a USB-C port for its battery pack — plug in with a standard 5V/2A charger like you'd use for a phone.
Rechargeable heated gloves with 3 adjustable heat settings, a waterproof nylon shell, and touchscreen fingertips — built for shoveling, skiing, cycling, and cold commutes.
Goes well with
Real people.
Real relief.
Morning routines, long days at work, everyday walks. This is where ErgoVia fits in. Real experiences from people using our products in everyday life.
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What I like most is that they’re simple products you can actually use in everyday life. Nothing complicated, just small things that make my routine more comfortable.
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