Heated Gloves reviews from Reddit
Summary
We analyzed 143 Reddit reviews across 23 subreddits and 36 posts to rank the best Heated Gloves brands recommended by redditors, including communities like r/MotoUK, r/motorcycle, r/running, r/Tools, r/motorcycles. Top-rated brands include Gerbing (4.8/5), Heated Gloves (4.2/5), RST (4.3/5).
Stats
Reviews143
Subreddits23
Posts36
Brands72
Products70
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#1
Gerbing
4.8
(21)
"I'd recommend Gerbing 7V Heated Gloves. They heat up really well, even in super cold conditions, and the heat reaches the fingertips, which is crucial."
"I’ve been using Gerbing 7V Heated Gloves, and they’re a game-changer. The heat covers the whole hand, including the fingertips, and the battery lasts long enough for a full day on the slopes."
"Love my Gerbing Vanguards. And not too bulky at all"
"I have very good experience with Gerbing."
"I have Gerbing XLRs, which are top notch."
"Gerbing or macna."
"They work perfectly. they are waterproof, they still work perfectly with no dead spots."
"Having the microscopic heater wires on top of the hand was great."
"Check Gerbing S7 Battery Heated Gloves on amazon.com."
"I use Gerbing G4 gloves + their Exo Jacket. Love em."
#2
Heated Gloves
4.2
(12)
"I got heated gloves for Christmas and they are a life-saver!"
"I swear by Heated Gloves. I wear them while outside, when my hands get cold or painful inside."
"Heated gloves are a no brainer."
"I am finally researching heated gloves or liners since Hot hands packs aren't cutting it."
"Im really trying to find some good heated gloves that can handle construction work."
"I would welcome you to join me for an hour on the flight line to perform a repair with zero room to work, metal tools, and requiring you to move very little."
"I was just reading this and think it may help you as well… https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/ask-wirecutter-heated-gloves/."
"I also am in need of full heated gloves."
"Heated gloves are super bulky and then if they get too warm, you've got to carry them."
"Get wired ones. The battery powered ones either don’t get as hot, don’t last very long, or both."
#3
RST
4.3
(7)
"Consider the best bang for your buck."
"Have been really happy with them, not had an issue."
"RST Paragon 6 gloves get well reviewed, and they come complete with batteries and charger for about £180."
"RST Paragon as everyone is recommending is the go-to."
"I love my rst paragon 6s."
"+1 for the RST paragon 6 heated."
"RST paragon 6 heated gloves."
#4
Keis
4.7
(6)
"I recommend them."
"Absolutely love my Keis Gloves and Jacket, the last gloves I had lasted me about 4 years."
"Keis, Gerbing, Klim."
"She switched to a set of Keis heated gloves and is extremely happy."
"There's only really two meaningful brands around in that space."
"I swear by my Keis gear but it's not cheap and I'd personally reconsider the battery issue"
#5
Savior
4.0
(5)
"Another great option is Savior Heated Gloves—they’re stylish, well-insulated, and have adjustable heat settings."
"Savior heat makes great heated products, and theyre currently on sale for a pretty decent discount on amazon."
"I have Saviors too. They work great and have taken a beating."
"I love my Savior heated gloves."
"I have a pair of liner style heated gloves that I wear under my mittens."
#6
Outdoor Research
4.8
(4)
"I highly recommend the Outdoor Research Prevail gloves. They are easily the best I have ever had. The heating keeps my hands warm even in the coldest conditions."
"I can only recommend Outdoor Research Prevail since they’re the only ones I use, and they’re the absolute best gloves I’ve ever had."
"You won’t go wrong. I had their gripper gloves, stormtracker and the high camp gauntlet gloves. They work and your hands will be warm."
"Outdoor Research makes some of the warmest gloves I’ve ever used."
#7
MATKAO
5.0
(3)
"I bought MATKAO’s thin and light heating gloves."
"I bought a thin and light heating glove from the brand MATKAO."
"It is very light, not like heavy gloves, you can wear it to write, drive, walk the dog."
#8
Volt
4.7
(3)
"Super warm and bulletproof 2 seasons in PNW!"
"The brand “Volt” has been great for me."
"Great since only my hands were getting cold."
#9
Motion Heat
4.7
(3)
"Motion heat makes the best heated gloves. Most other brands run a 2s battery but the motion heat can run on 3s and are much much warmer."
"Gloves have individual batteries, a wiring harness so you can store the batteries in a jacket pocket."
"I’m very happy with my Motion Heat glove liners."
#10
Lenz
4.0
(3)
"A couple of my friends have these and are really happy with them for skiing: https://www.glisshop.co.uk/mitts/lenz/heat-glove-6-0-finger-cap-mittens-women-black40959582"
"[These](https://lenzproducts.com/products/heat-glove-7-0-finger-cap-unisex) are the ones I ordered since they seem to be the best for cycling."
"I ordered the 7.0 a few days ago. I already have the batteries from heated socks I bought some years ago"
#11
Highway 21
4.0
(3)
"It's a 7v with its own battery."
"They also perform well as winter gloves without battery power."
"Highway 21 Radiant."
#12
Pogies
4.5
(2)
"A couple of weeks ago, I switched to Pogies, and they are so much more effective."
"If not they're worth looking in to. They make a world of difference riding in the cold and wind."
#13
Merlin
4.5
(2)
"They have worked wonderfully for my commute."
"They are basically £200 and comes with batteries and a charger."
#14
Hestra
4.5
(2)
"Check out https://www.hestragloves.us/women/cross-country-gloves My wife has a pair of gloves and a pair of mittens from them and loves them."
"The Hestra are over-all a better glove but they use a proprietary plug which I find annoying."
#15
Seirus
4.5
(2)
"They are very pricey but highly recommend: https://www.seirus.com/products/heattouch-hellfire-glove"
"Mine are Seirus brand, they have a heated fleece like liner with a separate outer shell."
#16
HotHands
4.0
(2)
"Get any good quality all leather glove and stuff a pair of hot hands in them."
"The only thing that has worked for me are the HotHands hand and feet warmers."
#17
Kemimoto
4.0
(2)
"The heat still worked on them after too."
"Https://www.kemimoto.com/products/heated-motorcycle-gloves-waterproof-touchscreen-7-4v-2500mah?variant=42463737512127"
#18
Ixon
4.0
(2)
"Friend of mine with very small hands rides in ixon IT heated gloves."
"I've been really happy with them."
#19
Macna
3.5
(2)
"You can use them with batteries or you can connect it to the motorcycle battery."
"My battery powered Macna’s stopped working twice."
#20
Milwaukee
2.3
(3)
"Milwaukee had a M12 hand warmer that went around the waist."
"I would never buy them for three major considerations. First is they're way too expensive."
"I looked at the Milwaukee heated gloves and would never buy them for three major considerations."
#21
Karbon
3.5
(2)
"Costco has some karbon heated mitts and gloves that are great."
"Costco sells heated socks and gloves. I’ve only bought the heated socks by Karbon at Costco so I can’t vouch for the gloves."
#22
Rev'It
2.5
(2)
"Five hg1 or hg3, revit liberty h2o,"
"Not a recommendation but an avoid."
#23
LL Bean
5.0
(1)
"Has kept my hands warm for over 10 years."
#24
Warm-n-Safe
5.0
(1)
"Has greatly improved my cool weather riding comfort."
#25
Lillsport
5.0
(1)
"I am a big fan of my Lillsport Mitt 1."
#26
Venture
5.0
(1)
"Venture battery heated gloves."
#27
Snowboarding or Skiing Gloves
5.0
(1)
"Just invest in some good snowboarding or skiing gloves meant for cold temperatures."
#28
Heated Socks and Gloves
5.0
(1)
"They're rechargeable and a little pricey up front but worth it!"
#29
Blazewear Heated Glove Liners
5.0
(1)
"I solved it when skiing by getting some heated glove liners from blazewear."
#30
Gerbing Heated Gloves
5.0
(1)
"Have you checked out these heated gloves? They seem like a solid option for working outside."
#31
Battery Heated Gloves
5.0
(1)
"I bet you can find battery heated gloves."
#32
Mizuno
5.0
(1)
"I just use two different weights of Mizuno running mittens. They work so well I don't switch from the super light ones until it gets below 0 degrees F."
#33
KAJURY
5.0
(1)
"A good rechargeable hand warmer is far more effective. After trying 3, the best by far I've used is KAJURY 12000mAh Rechargeable Hand Warmers."
#34
MotionHeat
5.0
(1)
"Got MotionHeat glove liners (16V) a couple of years ago and o.m.g. YES! No affiliation, just happy customer."
#35
Black Diamond
5.0
(1)
"I ride in very cold temps with these and they are great."
#36
Seirus Heated Mittens
5.0
(1)
"My wife uses Seirus heated mittens, mostly for walking or waiting for the bus. She uses them daily in the winter."
#37
Katahdin Gear Snowmobile Gloves
5.0
(1)
"I ride every winter, always have 2 sets of batteries. I found these to be the best."
#38
EEFOW
5.0
(1)
"I just bought these glove/mitten hybrids and they’re great."
#39
SnowDeer
5.0
(1)
"The SnowDeer heated socks are AMAZING and last super long (8+ hours at full heat)."
#40
Therm-ic
5.0
(1)
"Therm-ic ultra heat mittens should see her right, cost around €200."
#41
Hotwired
5.0
(1)
"I currently run Hotwired Jacket and Gloves and they work amazingly, no need for a controller."
#42
SabotHeat
5.0
(1)
"I have HORRIBLE hand circulation and these are the gloves I reach for when it’s -40 outside."
#43
Rukala
5.0
(1)
"Great battery life and cheaper than most other options."
#44
OR
5.0
(1)
"The OR heated gloves are a game changer."
#45
Tour Master
5.0
(1)
"I use the 7.4v battery-powered heated gloves by Tour Master."
#46
HotWired
5.0
(1)
"I use HotWired gloves and jacket liner combo."
#47
Blegmitts
5.0
(1)
"Blegmitts have changed my life. Highly recommended."
#48
Unigear
5.0
(1)
"Unigear the Rolls-Royce of gloves. I get 4 hours and 15 minutes on medium heat. They never let water in no matter how bad the weather is. So comfortable it's crazy."
#49
Richa
4.0
(1)
"I do have a pair of Richa gloves currently that has this dual wear system."
#50
Carhartt
4.0
(1)
"Ive found the nitrile gloves under mittens to be great."
#51
Warm n Safe
4.0
(1)
"Love my Warm n Safe heated jacket liner."
#52
Windstopper
4.0
(1)
"I have a pair gloves made from the Windstopper material, and that really helped with cold hands."
#53
Rechargeable Hand Warmers
4.0
(1)
"I have raynauds syndrome and the rechargeable hand warmers is really good to have."
#54
Hot Hands
4.0
(1)
"I just purchased a box of those 'Hot Hands' disposable pouches, I keep one in each glove and surprisingly it does the trick."
#55
Columbia Winter Gloves
4.0
(1)
"I got a decent pair of Columbia gloves (about $30) and they've served me pretty well."
#56
LPCRilly
4.0
(1)
"They are about £100 and are definitely worth it and help me during winter."
#57
Handlebar Muff
4.0
(1)
"Handlebar muff would be better for you - with heated grips hands will be toasty warm."
#58
Five
4.0
(1)
"I used the five evo hg1 as it was an all leather model with a palm slider."
#59
Bering
4.0
(1)
"Wife has battery-only Bering for her small hands."
#60
Alpinestars
4.0
(1)
"I have Alpinestars. Pretty good."
#61
Motionheat Glove Liners
4.0
(1)
"I got a pair of Motionheat glove liners. They are a little spendy but have the option of different voltage batteries for higher heat or lower heat/longer run time."
#62
White Paws
4.0
(1)
"Highly recommend white paws run mitts. Not heated but very warm."
#63
Reebok
4.0
(1)
"I've found them to be the best option."
#64
Hot Paws
4.0
(1)
"A surveyor in my office gave me this tip. Hot paws in a glove."
#65
God of Gym
4.0
(1)
"If still in need you may check out some of these options :) https://www.godofgym.com/collections/hot-gloves"
#66
Hippo Hands
4.0
(1)
"Hippo Hands. I have never seen any heated gloves in that price range."
#67
eWool
4.0
(1)
"My wife bought me these heated glove liners."
#68
Mobile Warming
4.0
(1)
"I also have a pair of Mobile Warming (Fieldsheer) battery-powered gloves."
#69
Snowdeer
4.0
(1)
"I got a pair for Christmas and I enjoy them."
#70
California Heat
4.0
(1)
"My buddy highly recommends California Heat."
#71
Ororo
3.0
(1)
"I couldn’t feel the heat from them at all."
#72
ActionHeat
1.0
(1)
"Don't trust ActionHeat. Their pictures and ads are lies."
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