Battery heated gloves

[Sidecarbill]

I did a search. I'm probably doin it wrong. But I don't think I have enough years left to read all the results. Anyway, anybody use them? I don't want anything thats powered by the bike. Now, I do have an old battery powered pair but the heat is only in the palm. I need heat in the fingers. Can anybody point me in the right direction?

 

[peteg59]

Something like these?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F7WFRF...Touchscreen Waterproof Handwarmer,3 Heat,7.4V

 

[Sidecarbill]

Well maybe. It does say small portion of fingers heated. Since they operated on my hand its pretty useless in cold weather. And its my fingers that don't wanna work.:Shrug: I'd prefer heat in the fingers the palms will take care of themselves.

 

[bikerbillone]

These look like a good alternative to hard wired heated gloves. Wonder how long the batteries can be expected to last under constant use? I asked over on Amazon, but I guess I'm not in good standing with Amazon, I got reject4d for whatever reason. Maybe it's my politics.

 

[Sidecarbill]

I like the look of them too, I just don't want to end up with something thats not much better than I have. I really want gloves designed strictly for battery use. I have six motorcycles on the road and want to be able to use any one any time. Two of them can barely power themselves let alone electric gloves.:Shrug: I could also use them on my bicycle.

 

[bikerbillone]

I was thinking bicycle as well, sometimes needed even in Florida. A real multi use heated glove you can move from one task to another. Hope I can get a response from somewhere on 'how long' one can reasonably expect the batteries to last when in use.

 

[hogcowboy]

Depending on glove brands but 2 to 8 hours also dependent on setting power. That's according to The Warming Store.