Guides
How to Choose Heated Gloves: Mountain, Peak, Active or Mittens
Peak for deep cold and wet snow, Mountain for most winter days, Active for running and cross-country skiing, mittens if your fingers always freeze first. Here is how to pick.
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Heated Gloves vs Hand Warmers: Which Is Better for Winter?
Disposable hand warmers are fine once in a while. If you spend regular time outside, rechargeable heated gloves give adjustable heat over the whole hand, all season.
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How Long Do Heated Gloves Last in the Cold? Runtime by Heat Level
Heat Up heated gloves run up to 10 hours on low, about 4 to 6 hours on medium and 3 to 5 hours on high. Here is the runtime of every product, and how to get more hours.
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Flying With Heated Gloves: Battery Rules for Canadian Flights
You can fly with heated gloves, socks and vests in Canada. Keep spare batteries and power banks in your carry-on, protect the terminals, and check with your airline.
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How to Wash Heated Socks and Gloves (and Store the Batteries)
Always remove the batteries first. Heated socks can go in the washer on a delicate cycle or be hand washed; gloves, vests and bermudas are spot cleaned and air dried.
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Heated Clothing for Ice Fishing, Construction and Skiing
Which heated gear for which winter activity: ice fishing and watching games, outdoor work and snow removal, skiing, and active sports like running and fat biking.
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