7 Best Heated Gloves for Women to Stay Warm This Winter
Keep your hands toasty all season.
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It's upon us yet again: winter! It's time to break out your coziest winter coat and accessorize from head to toe with winter scarves, snow boots, and gloves. And if you really want to stay warm this winter, we recommend taking your glove game to the next level with a pair of the best heated gloves for women. Whether you need them for outdoor winter activities, shoveling snow, or just running errands on a chilly day, you can't go wrong with any of these great options.
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Before you find your perfect pair, consider this, um, handy guide. đ Electric heated gloves are powered by batteries or rechargeable wires that run through the lining. They can be a little pricey, but they're worth the splurge for those who need them. Plus, they often come with bonus features like adjustable heat settings. They're also a good purchase if you suffer from conditions like arthritis or Raynaud's disease, as they help with blood circulation.
If you don't need all the bells and whistles of electric gloves, opt for chemically heated gloves which use disposable warming packets that you replace every so often. They's great for everyday adventures like dog-walking and leisurely walks. Either way, read on for the best heated gloves that will keep your hands toastyâand look stylish while doing so! And if you want to keep those warm, cozy feelings going inside your house, check out the best heated blankets and space heaters, too.
These waterproof, touchscreen-compatible gloves will stay charged for up to ten hours on the lowest setting. While they're a little bulkier than some of the other options on this list, they'll heat your entire hand, including the palm and fingers. The brand calls them a "warm hug" for your hands!
| Temperature range | 104 to 131 degrees |
|---|---|
| Battery life | 10 hours |
| Size range | S/M to 2XL/3XL |
Keep your hands toasty using these rechargeable gloves. They have a runtime of up to seven hours, plus three heat settings so you can choose the perfect temperature. They've also got a water-resistant shell, soft fleece lining, and touchscreen compatible fingertips.
| Temperature range | 113 to 140 degrees |
|---|---|
| Battery life | 7 hours |
| Size range | S to XL |
These touchscreen-compatible gloves are thin and lightweight, so they allow for a lot of flexibility. They're worth the investment if you want to stay warm while doing activities like cycling, hiking, ice fishing, and more.
| Temperature range | 113 to 140 degrees |
|---|---|
| Battery life | 8 hours |
| Size range | XS to 3XL |
Prefer mittens? These rechargeable heated ones are made for skiing, but they'll keep your digits toasty no matter the activity. They'll stay charged for up to two hours on the highest setting.
| Temperature range | 100 to 150 degrees |
|---|---|
| Battery life | 6.5 hours |
| Size range | XXS to 2XL |
Maybe you're turned off by the cost of electric heated gloves, or by the hassle of charging them. Whatever the case, these heated fleece gloves are a great alternative. They include pockets for warmers that you simply replace every eight to ten hours.
| Heat pack life | 10 hours |
|---|---|
| Size range | M/L to L/XL |
Designed for snow sports, these gloves cover more skin than your typical heated gloves: They reach past your wrists and heat each and every finger up to your fingertips. They're also touchscreen-compatible, so you can get the most out of them off the slopes, too.
| Temperature range | 100 to 150 degrees |
|---|---|
| Battery life | 6.5 hours |
| Size range | XS to 3XL |
These sleek rechargeable gloves are thin enough to keep your hands warm underneath regular gloves. They'll maintain a heat of 140 to 150 degrees (the highest setting) for two hours.
| Temperature range | 100 to 150 degrees |
|---|---|
| Battery life | 6 hours |
| Size range | XXS to XL/2XL |
Audrey is the assistant editor at Food Network Magazine and The Pioneer Woman Magazine.
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