X-Large Rechargeable Heated Gloves with REDLITHIUM USB Battery and Charger

Very nice gloves. Well insulated, well made. The heating system is kind of a joke: There is no heat in the fingertips, where I need it, due to my poor circulation. The control buttons are Not guarded in any way, so everything you might bump into or touch changes the settings. Even in relatively mild temperatures (20-40F) the heater needs to be on Maximum. Battery life is a few hours at best, even when using the low setting, I've never gotten over 4 hours. Verrrry expensive $$$$$

Makes working outside a bit easier on the cold days. Needs charged again about halfway through the day - but I’m very happy with my purchase.

These gloves are an excellent product. They have very durable construction, great coverage over the wrists, easy to put on, and great at keeping your hand and fingers warm. A great value for the money.

These are a nice pair of heated gloves. They slide on easily. They are true to size. They got up almost halfway up your forearm which is nice. The batteries do not add too much weight. They get warm but not piping hot. Charging is easy, each glove has it's own battery and it has a USB charger that has two ports so you can charge both batteries simultaneously. They charge quickly. When using on max power you will drain the batteries fairly quickly--maybe about 45 minutes. Even on max power it's still not crazy hot but they get the job done--my hands were warm.

These are awesome and far superior to any other heating I've tried. I have used the standard inexpensive hand warmers that provide short duration heat when exposed to air but when in gloves your fingers still stay cold. I also have gloves that have air ports to blow through to circulate your hot breath out to the fingers but that has obvious drawbacks. These gloves run off of rechargeable batteries, heat up quickly with a button push/hold and have high/medium/low settings. Heat is provided throughout the fingers and the long wrist lengths can be cinched around the sleeves of your coat. The material is rugged to be useful during light to medium duty work while the index fingers still provide touch screen use on smart devices. These are a no brainer if you work outdoors in the winter.

The medium size is better suited to a woman's hand, in my opinion. My husband usually wears medium gloves but these are tight, especially with the batteries inside the outer cuffs. I ordered him heated gloves in a large so I can wear these. The batteries charge pretty quickly and the run time is about 4-6 hours on high which isn't that long for some projects or events. The heat is uniform across the back of the hand and fingers and there are 3 levels of heat available. These gloves are thick and well made. They are too bulky for intricate work but perfect for things like shoveling and driving (when you don't have a heated steering wheel). Now I can't imagine how we've gone this long without heated gloves in the frigid winters of the Upper Midwest.

Milwaukee Heated Gloves- Florida gal transplanted to CO farm I love these gloves ! they are the answer to my cold hands. The medium fits pretty well to still give me enough dexterity to do most chores They have a recharageable battery pack so you just plug it in and you are ready for the next day. There are even three temperatures available! the cuff goes up far enough to cover the sleeve of my coat and not let drafts in. All in all these are a huge win. Wish i had found them sooner! This winter will be a lot more comfortable than last!

This review is on Milwaukee's Red-Lithium Heated Gloves with Battery and charger. This is my first pair of heated gloves - actually they are for my wife who's always cold. They are a size medium but they do fit me (snugly) even though I'm between a size large and an x-large - so they do run a little big. The batteries charge pretty quickly (charger is included) and insert easily into the top zippered compartment located above the wrist. They have three (3) different heating settings which obviously uses more or less of the battery. I use the low heat setting and they keep my hands very warm. We just had our first dose of snow the other day and I'm a snow guy who never complains about the cold. I wore them and I have to admit it was nice to have warm hands. You won't be able to do any intricate work because they are a little bulky but that's because they are heavy stitched and made well (for the price they better be). If you spend a lot of time outdoors like coaching football or hunting they are worth their weight in gold.

Large MILWAUKEE REDLITHIUM USB heated gloves with Battery and Charger I found these gloves by Milwaukee to be made of tough and durable materials. As with most cold weather gloves your fine dexterity with these will be limited. You can’t pick up a coin with these on or do anything of a delicate nature. The material on the index finger (smartswipe) works with my IPhone to swipe and to answer calls, but of course you won’t be able to type text messages with them on. These are excellent for keeping your hands toasty warm doing snow blowing, raking leaves, football games etc. On the job site you could probably do rough carpentry work while using power tools. If you are a hunter as long as your trigger finger fits with them on I think they would be wonderful. Also would be great for winter motorcycle riding! At first I found them stiff and the fit is on the small side, but after a few hours they have stretched out enough to be comfortable and flexible for my outdoor winter yard work. It took about 2 hours to initially charge the batteries and the gloves stayed hot on high for over 2 hours. Battery life increases two to three fold if you use low or medium heat settings. The gloves start to heat up pretty quickly in just a few minutes. I was only using these in low 30 degree temps so I didn't really test them in harsh conditions yet. That said, they get really warm on high so I think they would be very comfortable at very low temps. They run a little small and tight. I usually wear a large glove and these gloves in Large were tight. They stretch and soften up with wear so they will work for me, but my advice is go for the next size larger than your normal size.

These Milwaukee Heated Gloves are heavy duty, high quality, and beautifully made. The main body of the glove is made of what Milwaukee calls “GRIDIRON Ripstop polyester” which is supposed to protect against abrasion and tearing; the look and feel of this material gives me every confidence it will hold up to heavy use. The entire palm area, including the fingers, is constructed of numberous pieces of high quality leather stitched together with attention to detail to produce a glove that feels great and fits perfectly on my hand. The inside is lined with a nice soft fleece material. The gloves have very long cuffs that can be pulled over your coat to keep out cold wind and snow. Loops sown into the top of the cuff assist in pulling the gloves on. A nice feature is the ability to use the index finger - it doesn’t work with the other fingers - on each glove to operate the touch screen on a tablet. I found the fingers just too big to use on my iPhone. These gloves all by themselves appear to be able to keep my hands warm, although I haven’t tested them yet in sub-freezing temperatures. What sets these gloves apart, obviously, is the electric heating elements built into the gloves. Milwaukee does not explicitly say exactly where the heating elements are located within the gloves. The box has a picture of the glove with the elements located only on the top of the hand. This makes sense because wires in the fingers or the palm would be subjected to so much repeated bending and flexing that they would almost certainly quickly fail. Both batteries can be charged at the same time with the included Y - USB charging cable and included charger. The cable can also be plugged into a car charger or a computer USB port. The gloves have 3 heat setting: HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW as indicated by the RED, WHITE, BLUE on/off switch on each glove. Each battery has an LED indicator light that lights when plugged into the charger showing the battery’s state. Unfortunately, the LEDs do not indicated the battery’s power level during use. While these gloves are not overly bulky they do not provide enough dexterity for me to be able to use my skill saw and other tools with trigger guards as the glove’s fingers are just too big. You would never be able to grab nails from your pouch while wearing these gloves. But for job site tasks such as carrying lumber and pipes, lifting concrete block, brick, or bags of cement and similar uses I think these gloves would be great. They would also be good for long stretches outside in the cold while engaged in things like shoveling or blowing snow, cutting firewood, or just walking your dog. Milwaukee warns against getting these gloves wet when in use. They can be spot cleaned only and not dry cleaned or laundered. One thing I did find curious, though, is Milwaukee’s repeated use of the “3X FASTER HEAT” slogan. I couldn’t help but think, faster than what? These gloves are made in China.