IonGear TechNiche Battery Powered Heating Gloves

These gloves worked well above 40 degrees Fahrenheit while riding. They are decent below that if you are walking or working outside. When received, one of the bateries only charged to 75%. Should have returned it then, but my commute is only 30-45 minutes, so I figured I could live with this. These batteries only last about an hour anyhow. I bought these in December, and one glove started to come apart at the seams around the thumb only a few weeks later. Small tear, so I stitched it back being careful not to sew into the liner. Only a few weeks later, another tear appeared close to the previous one. Stitched that up also, but after riding another week, the stitching on that glove was not holding up. The other glove has remained solid though. About two weeks ago the "good" glove stopped heating up. Now the torn one works and the other one does not, and one battery does not charge fully. I swapped batteries from glove to glove and they will both heat up the one glove, so I know it is the glove. The batteries feel bulky when wearing these, but again, if you are outside, shoveling snow, and it is below freezing, who cares what they look like. They will work for this. But I personally do not recommend them for motorcycle riding. Not really what they are made for.

I normally wear a medium or large size glove, but since I dislike gloves that are too big, I order the S/M (small/medium) size gloves. They are a little tight, but tolerable. This is most noticeable when reaching for the brake / clutch levers.The gloves make motorcycle riding in sub 40F weather tolerable, which was my main purpose in buying them. But my hands weren't toasty warm even at the 100% heat setting. I don't know how well they'd work in colder temperatures.I had a little trouble plugging in the charger on one of the battery packs, there was a little bit of interference with the jack, but I eventually got it plugged in.

wonderful gloves, I would of given them a 5 star except that the heat coils didn't seem to go to the very tips of the fingers. overall though they kept my hands warm enough and long enough for me NOT to think about a snow blower for my driveway and walkway , I don't have a super long drive way, so these gloves were perfect for a comfortable job !- No frozen fingers,no snow blower, no maintenance, money in my pocket....perfect !

They heat up but not to the intensity I had hoped. I cannot say that they keep my fingers any warmer than regular insulated gloves.

I gave it one star because I returned the gloves and never received a refund, despite writing to the company. Eventually, they said that they had no record of selling the product to me. (What?!) I felt the sting of a considerable amount of money being wasted and probably inadvertently taken.I returned the gloves because one of them was not working. The other one was warm when turned on. Both were very bulky.

bought for gift -seems to like them

When working in the store coolers and freezers temperature ranges 32 to 10 degrees sorting and grading produce .andWearing thin gloves my hands get pretty cold in thirty minutes. Before getting the heated gloves was over eletric space heater which did a poor job at best.. With the gloves turn themonand within minutes my fingers aretoasty warm. Ilove them !!!!.

Gloves provided constant head with temperature near zero degrees. I used them after a snow storm while removing snow from my driveway. With other gloves, I needed a break to prevent frostbite. Finished the job without stopping using these gloves.