The Volt heated gloves work great to keep my hands warm here in Colorado when I’m feeding my cows in the winter and it gets around -20 to -30 degrees. I’ve tried a lot of winter gloves but volt heated gloves are the only gloves that really keep my hands warm.

Love the toasty temperature these gloves deliver. Been using them for several years. After about two years, connections between glove and battery get loose and malfunctions occur. New batteries clear it up.

I ordered extra large have enough room so there not tight.Most gloves are to tight. I don't have real big hands.

I work for a small dairy product company. Moving ice cream, being in a freezer for long periods of time, handling cold products. My fingers used to get painful until I bought these gloves. Solved my problem and is quality throughout.

I finally got a chance to use these gloves in cold conditions - clearing snow in low 20 degree weather with wind. They're great! They fit perfectly, Good quality rugged construction, and plenty of heat. I still haven't needed to run the heaters at more than 50% power. I have Reynaud's syndrome, and these gloves make a world of difference. They do reduce dexterity a bit, but not enough to affect the tasks for which I purchased them.

Love the gloves, it be nice if batteries lasted longer though

5 Yrs ago I purchased pair . They have been used commercially as well as residential. By a person with the circulation disorder Raynaud's . Very Good!!. Treat the leather with something and follow the instructions for battery maintenance . These will serve you well. Down to -15 F in my experience .

Excellent quality, great for snow blowing and shoveling. Kept my finger tips warm while clearing snow (about 2 hours) and still had over half a battery charge.

Haven’t had time to use only once but my husband was very pleased!

Best gloves i've used yet. Nicely constructed. Insulated on both sides, not just the topside. So I don't wear out the wiring in the glove because I use them everyday, I will be ordering an extra V charge wire so I can charge the Batt. in the glove so I do not have to remove it every time I want to charge the Batt. The charge wire is usually what breaks first because of everyday removal of the Batt.

These gloves are well made, quality leather. They have a great design for the rechargeable battery and long lasting charges. They were too bulky though and did not give me the dexterity I needed for farm work.

After charging the batteries and installing the batteries... I turned the gloves on to the highest setting and used my Fluke Meter with it's Temp Probe placed inside the gloves to monitor the temp. I watched the temp raise at as nice rate to 115 degrees F. before turning the gloves off. I didn't wait to see the maximum temp, I just wanted to make sure they were both working from the factory. The next "Cold Spell" here in Minnesota will be the real test! Thanks!

Made with very durable leather, which accounts for the stiffness. I've been using them primarily for splitting firewood and no problems gripping an axe or picking up even smaller wood fragments, but you're fighting the gloves to an extent when new. I'm trying to create more of a natural curve in them by folding them over and lightly clamping them in a closed fist position. We'll see if that can speed up the break-in period. I have no doubt they will be a blessing when using the snowblower and shoveling our deep Montana snow.

I haven’t used them yet but they look and feel like they will keep my fingers warm for a change. Great service also.

I work outside in frigid temperatures and these gloves are great, but battery life is not long enough.

These were a Christmas gift for my husband whose hands are always cold when he's outside. He loves them! They keep his whole hands and fingers warm!

gotta say these are wicked awesome