Got mitts as a gift. Charged batteries and installed in mitts worked and fit great.Thank You

I use these when on Ski Patrol. This is my second pair. Firs pair worked great for about 3 year's, then left glove wouldn't stay on. But for the cost relative to other heated gloves I would say that they did ok. For a full day of skiing, I usually leave them on the 2nd heat setting and they keep m comfortable all day.

These mittens have been great in keeping my fingers warm and the hands. My problem is that with gloves my fingers get cold and hurt. These mittens have ended that.

I've had these for a couple of weeks, and used them while skiing locally. 25% setting is fine in upper 20's to low 30's. Used them at 50% setting when in low to mid teens, and was quite happy with them for 3.5 hours of skiing. Haven't run the batteries out yet. I have fairly small hands for an adult male, and these are snug. I'd like to be able to put a liner in them, but they're pretty tight when I do that. Would not recommend for a large hand, but probably fine for women's hands.

The mittens give me great warmth for hours of skiing. Thank you.

I'm a wildlife and landscape photographer in Northern Colorado, I also do Winter hiking tours. I wear thin liner type gloves when I shoot, they keep my hands dry but not warm when it's really cold. These mittens are perfect, I can keep the liners on and warm my hands in them. On my first outing using them the temperature dropped below zero, I set the batteries to the second setting. It was perfect, my hands never got cold The batteries last as advertised, this is exactly the solution I was looking for.

Great finally warm hands

Having poor circulation in both hands I started with the heated GLOVES which were good but still I had some problems. I switched to the mittens and have had good success. The freedom to move my fingers in the mittens made a huge difference . Also I don't have to run them on high causing the battery's to last longer. Its a little bit tight putting the battery's into the mittens but you will find if you put the battery in first then plug it in is the best way.

My husband was in a motorcycle accident and can't use his right arm and hand. his hand stays pretty cold most of the time and he can't get regular gloves on so I went with the mitts. So far he really likes them and has been of great help. Thank you