Heated Gloves for days like today

[Gunmetalgray]

Nothing like -4 degrees this morning to motivate one to look into these again, lol. Good ol leather gloves wear out fast enough under actual working use so I have not taken the plunge since the fancy heated ones won't be lasting longer than that. But then again, if only used on days like today, maybe a pair could last a number of years. Anyone have um/use um? These look nice but pricey $$ https://fieldsheer.com/collections/mens-heated-gloves/products/ranger-heated-workglove#

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I've never used heated gloves. When I was a kid I would wear a pair of the plain old brown jersey work gloves inside a pair of leather welding gloves and I could stay out in the snow all day, even in temps like today. When camping, a bonus was I could pick up flaming logs to rearrange a campfire.

 

[cburnworth]

I just bought som insulated leather gloves and find they are just to thick to do most things. I have standar thin leather gloves and will just throw some latex gloves/liner in with them and am good to go. I have never tried the heated gloves or heated jackets/socks.

 

[patience0830]

The cold weather knit gloves that are latex dipped work fairly well.

 

[jbombelli]

The cold weather knit gloves that are latex dipped work fairly well.

That's what I've been using when I need to be in the cold, and so far they're working pretty well. I ordered them from Uline.

They have a few different options available:

Freezer Gloves, Thermal Gloves, Insulated Gloves in Stock - ULINE - Uline

Uline carries a wide selection of freezer gloves, thermal gloves and insulated gloves. Order by 6 pm for same day shipping. Huge Catalog! 13 locations across USA, Canada and Mexico for fast delivery of cold weather gloves.

www.uline.com

I use the Super Gription Thermal Latex Coated Gloves.

Edited: to be fair I'm not outside today, so I'm not sure how they'll hold up to this cold.

 

[Butch627]

I know everyone has their own physical things going on but what kind of work are you doing outside that you would wear out leather gloves but need added heat? FWIW I wear totally different gloves when I am on the tractor than I do when handling firewood or when doing something mechanical or on a hike. I probably have too many pairs of gloves lol.

 

[flyingsquirrel]

I bought some rechargeable mittens last year and approve of them. Next time I'll buy the gloves tho.

 

[Gunmetalgray]

I know everyone has their own physical things going on but what kind of work are you doing outside that you would wear out leather gloves but need added heat? FWIW I wear totally different gloves when I am on the tractor than I do when handling firewood or when doing something mechanical or on a hike. I probably have too many pairs of gloves lol.

Same here, I have preferred gloves for different tasks as well. I'm active and outside a lot, yea land/homestead maintenance, but not all work, for projects and enjoyment. Negative temps are a difference maker. When the gloves have to come off for a minute or two, or heaven forbid have to handle something metal, the fingers never seem to warm back up after that. Hence back inside trying to re with frozen fingers.

 

[Gunmetalgray]

These are very good cold weather work gloves, good grip, durable, decent dexterity, just not good enough at these temps

 

[Scuba591]

I am happy with these.
Heated Gloves

 

[Flingarrows]

Wife has renauds syndrome - blood flow restricted to her fingers when she gets slightly cold.

Had a decent set of rechargeable, but was rough on the cord and one stopped working.

She went through 3 different s sets for Amazon before getting a pair with longevity of run time and warm enough. Now we can go on cold day walks and hikes.

I have heated vest the I use for deer hunting, but haven’t resorted to gloves yet. I like my dexterity in the stand

 

[w_ADAM_d88]

These are very good cold weather work gloves, good grip, durable, decent dexterity, just not good enough at these temps
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I've got a pair very similar to these that I picked up at TSC a few years ago, and they're great! Cold like today I'd keep a set of HotHands in my coat pocket and rotate into the gloves as needed for a quick warmup relief.

 

[firecadet613]

I've been very impressed with these.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0B73SZLR7?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title&th=1

 

[Titanium_Frost]

I work outside for a living and I find that regular leather work gloves are enough for me. A nice compromise with warmth and dexterity to accomplish most tasks. When I need more warmth I like my Zippo hand warmer I can light and stick in my pocket. I'll be bringing that tomorrow lol

 

[Timjoebillybob]

Not heated but these work great, dexterity isn't the best. I used them in a -20 F freezer and my hands stayed comfortable. And that is actual -20, not including wind chill.

 

[two70]

Nothing like -4 degrees this morning to motivate one to look into these again, lol. Good ol leather gloves wear out fast enough under actual working use so I have not taken the plunge since the fancy heated ones won't be lasting longer than that. But then again, if only used on days like today, maybe a pair could last a number of years. Anyone have um/use um? These look nice but pricey $$ https://fieldsheer.com/collections/mens-heated-gloves/products/ranger-heated-workglove#

At $179.99 a pair, I could buy a case of chemical hand warmers every year to wear in the palms on cold days for many, many years and still be money ahead. Of course, I tend to lose gloves long before they wear out. Which is why I stick with wool military surplus gloves and use handwarmers on the really cold days. For tougher more durable gloves, I'd look at getting an oversized pair of bison leather work gloves with the wool gloves and the handwarmers underneath as necessary.