I bought these gloves in 2021, I put them through their pace in 2 1/2 ski seasons of hard skiing. I ski 70 to 80 days a year, and I wore the Gerbing S7 gloves about 3/4 of the time. I found the gloves easy to wear, easy to don and takeoff, and they warmed up rapidly. The battery lasts about three hours on yellow and a good five hours on Green. When I bought them, I realized the time limitation, so I bought another pair of batteries, which I keep in my ski suit and change the batteries halfway through the ski day regardless of how long they have been on. That way, I make sure that I have a good pair of gloves to last me through the ski day. Days ago, the black insulation on the left-hand glove wires somehow retracted away from the connector, so plugging the glove to the battery was impossible. I have to say that the warranty service is flawless, and they were sent back for a free repair. I could not be happier with these gloves.

I bought the gloves for a ski trip. I measured my hands and a medium was what it showed. They were too small, so I only used them 1 day.

For the price, I’m disappointed. On high, the battery life is less than an hour. Also, if you choose to order, I would recommend going one size up.

I am a Reynauds sufferer. I received these gloves and when done with my snow blowing chore, I came inside and couldn't feel my thumbs. In the accompanying picture, it shows heating wire that goes completely down the thumb which was the reason for ordering that particular style. I was looking forward to those cold outside chores and being able to complete the chore all at once, but I still have to divide the chore into two (or more) visits to the outdoors to get the chore completed. Having freezing hands is no picnic in extreme temperatures below zero. These gloves may be OK is temps that aren't so cold, but don't rely on them when temps go below zero.

I bought a pair of these gloves for my wife 2-3 years and she loves them. The men’s pair I bought have different sized batteries and different connections. What a pain to get the batteries back in the gloves after charging. The battery pocket needs to be larger. The thumbs don’t heat up and the fingers don’t heat all the way to the tips. This product is way over priced for the quality in my opinion.

Seems good now. Have not gotten frigid weather yet.

I really wanted to like these gloves: good build quality and very warm everywhere … except the finger tips. I have diabetes and my fingers and toes always feel cold due to poor circulation. The backs, palms and fingers heat well, however the fingertips feel like they’re open to the air. The tips of my fingers feel like ice with temperatures in the 30’s; I’m sure they will feel even colder when temperatures drop into the 20’s and teens.

It appears that I may have a bad battery. I am waiting on a replacement and will report back.

These gloves are worth every dollar I payed for. I wish I could have bought them sooner. My friend was the one that told me about them. He said I could find cheaper ones but he told me not to waste my money and just buy the best ones right away. And he was right. Thanks Warming Store I appreciate it very much. Emil Belen

Got these for my husband and could not be happier!

A real plus with these gloves is that they are pretty good winter gloves even when they are turned off. And when they are on they do their stuff - your hands don't feel warm, they just don't get cold! A small negative is that unlike their prior generation gloves which had easily seen red LEDs on the batteries to indicate their status, these gloves turn on and off with a softly lit switch on the outside of the gloves. The switch is conveniently placed however it is impossible to tell whether the gloves are off or on when you are in outside light, like when you are skiing - you have to hold the glove inside your jacket in the shadows to check.

The Gervinho S7 gloves deliver immediate warmth, evenly distributed to the entire hand. Sizing chart was correct as the fit is perfect. Couldn’t be more happy with my purchase. Great for ice fishing!

Overall these work. This is more than I can say for most heated gloves, & I've tried a fair number. It's overall heat is good & does include the palm, but it has the usual weaknesses I've found in most gloves. In general this is as good as I've tried so far for this type of glove, but I do expect a bit better at the price point. I'll keep 'em but will also be alert for something that addresses the issues noted below.

Nice gloves that are well made and for the price a good product. However, in these Chicago winters I wish that the fingertip had more warming as I can feel the cold air seeping in and the heating elements are insufficient. So instead of wearing these when walking my dog I instead wear my Gerbings heated mitts although they lack the dexterity of the glove they provided greater heat and warm.

What a nice fitting glove. Been trying them on different equipment. Heat zones work great. Used them on quad, tractor with loader, and side by side. They worked great. Looking forward to coyote hunting with them. Extra battery won’t break the bank either. 30.00 bucks each. Enjoy Tom

My index Finger tip still get cold under 15 degrees.. I emailed both The Warming store and Gerbing and asked a questions about it.... NEITHER REPLIED !!!

My fingers get cold in the house during the day when it's 70 degrees inside. I tried another glove that brand that only heated the back of the hand and it was better than nothing, but it just wasn't enough for me. This glove on the other hand works great with heating on the back AND front of the fingers. On the low setting, they got me through a full day of snowboarding without issue. A little more pricey, but in my opinion worth it.