These gloves keep my bony old fingers toasty warm while working in the barn feeding the animals and cleaning their pens.

I use these to walk out to the deer blind in sub temps and they're great. Just got done snowblowin my driveway for 2 hours with -50 wind chill factors, hands never got cold.

Great warmth but one zipper was broken so I had to fix it with Velcro that's why it did not get a 5 star. For the price everything should have worked but the warmth was good. It takes the chill off for sure. We will see how it last in a couple of years. Would recommend if the zippers where better.

I'm an avid bicyclist and it's important to keep the digits warm. Years ago I had a pair of Gerbing gloves I got at Cabela's. Since then I've tried other brands with good reviews but they're not as warm as I'd like them. I decided to give Gerbing a try again. Not real crazy about the camo print. Not exactly the kind of thing a cyclist would wear, but most other selections were sold out. I need to keep my fingers warm, I like the 3-finger gloves (cyclists call them lobster gloves), the price was right and I had a % off coupon so why not. First impression. They're very lightweight. Yes, I could tell they were insulated (with Primaloft) but they almost felt flimsy. The tag said windproof, and that's important. But they felt so lightweight I was skeptical they'd keep my hands warm. Other gloves I've tried I usually need the highest setting. The ride was 2-hours long and the high setting gives about 2 hours of battery time. But I decided to go with the MEDIUM setting because I could always bump it up to HIGH. The temps were 25 at the start with a wind chill in the teens. And the temp was only supposed to rise a few degrees by the time the ride was finished. Definitely cold out so this would be a good test. After an hour I was shocked. My hands, which are cold even in the summer, were actually quite warm. Warm enough that I turned the setting down to LOW. Wow. Maybe this is just a one-time thing but I think not. And even though I would have preferred black gloves, the camo looked pretty cool. Maybe I'll even start a trend among my cycling friends!

Really like the look of the gloves bought them a little late not cold enough to wear them

I bought these heated gloves for my dear elderly neighbor. Regardless of his age he’s always on the go. He snow blows my driveway while I’m at work. He won’t take money, believe me I’ve tried. When I saw these from your emails I knew this was a winner. He is so happy to use these, his hands no longer get cold! In his words “ the gloves are the best gift ever”. I’m certainly happy as well.

I own 4 pair of battery heated gloves, 3 Gerbing and 1 OR, these are warmer by twice than any other than the old Cabela's heated gloves (no longer available, thanks a lot BassPro......). I've used them hunting in the coldest Montana Fall in years and they work great.

This style is very warm and easy to use. Did not give 5 stars because the palm material is too slippery to hold on to rifle when hunting.