Heated gloves for your cold fingers
Cold fingers rule at the moment, at least in the northern hemisphere. Waiting for the bus or train, skiing or snowboarding in the mountains, your fingers are the first hit be low temperatures.
Let’s have a look again to the heated glove market if there is a warm alternative to cold fingers. Sure, using good quality ‘normal’ gloves do the job but heated gloves give you really the cozy feeling in your finger tips.
We have covered heated gloves last December from Zanier but they come for around $ 500.- a price tag that might be too steep for some.
The Blazewear Deluxe Heated Gloves might just be the right thing for your cold fingers. These heated gloves feature carbon polyester based heating elements which warm up to 60 ºC with over three hours heating time delivered from rechargeable or standard 3x AA batteries in each glove.
Blazewear heated gloves are waterproof, windproof and include heating elements in the fingers and the back of hand, which means that the heat reaches the whole hand rather than just the palm.
Unlike the Zanier gloves, the Blazewear only have one heat setting where the on/off switch allows heat to be turned off if too warm but they come at a much lower prize for just $ 49.59 as seen on this online shop (delivery to EU only).
There is no need for cold fingers anymore with these really affordable heated gloves but you need to hurry if you want to buy a pair. We found very few shops which do have them in stock. According the manufacturer the next production will be only available for coming winter season 2008/09.
Smart, Heated Glove - Red Savina from Mountain Hardware
Cozy warm fingers in Arctic temperatures
iGlove technology - PlayPoint
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Comments
Yes, I tried the 08/09 vaso glove, and I must say I was amazed. Soft fabric, 5 diffrernt setting, small battery, this is a product I’ve been looking for for years and I finally found it. Worth every penny to not have cold hans any more! Hope this helped you make the decision!
I just wanted t know if anyone tried the new Vaso glove? Last year’s worked fine for me, but this new one is supposed to be warmer. They’re having a pre sale discount at v5glove.com, any reviews?