TATRA Women Snow 7v Heated Gloves ⛷ ❄️

Love these gloves. So warm and make outdoor activities and barn chores so much better in MN freezing (and below zero) temps. Plus wonderful support from Volt. One glove wasn't working. They had me send it in and fixed and returned it within a week! Meanwhile I bought another pair recently on sale. I can ride horse, snowshoe and ski in comfort!

I am one of those lucky folks with Raynaud's disease, yeah! I tried to get by with heat packs and mittens for years, struggling and miserable the whole time. My husband surprised me about 4 or 5 years ago now with these gloves. Absolute game changer. These made it possible for me to continue with, enjoy, and excel at snowsports. The heating coils run the complete length of the finger, which is hugely important for Raynaud's (my palms could be on fire and my fingers would still be cold). Everyone's Rayndaud's experience will be different, so determining at what points you are susceptible to an attack is important. I have several extra backup batteries so I can keep the setting high (3 or 4) when the temperature is in the 20's and stay out on the mountain as long as I like. I also have mittens from Volt! When the temp gets down into the teens, they help me retain the heat better, and the gloves and mittens use the same batteries. I do suggest wearing a liner in the mittens to prevent pulling the liner out when you remove your hand if they are slightly sweaty. If you treat the gloves (and mittens) carefully (don't fold and shove in your pockets) they will last years. The price point is pretty dang good. It may seem excessive to buy gloves and mittens, but managing Raynaud's through prevention is key! Find what works for you, spend the money, and get out there and enjoy life!

I have had a pair of Volt women's heated gloves for the last two years and they are still AWESOME ... and just picked up another battery for back up. Love how you can adjust the settings and they charge well. So happy and staying warm when out in the snow! Thanks!

I got these gloves about six months ago to wear on my chilly Seattle bike commutes. I have bad Raynaud syndrome in my fingers and these heated gloves have made my commute so much more pleasant - they really take the edge off of the biting cold! I also want to mention the stellar customer service at Volt. I emailed to request help with deciding which of the heated gloves Volt sells would be best for my needs (biking) and I received a fast response recommending the Tatra snow gloves, and they have been perfect. After six months of wear, one of the gloves developed a minor issue so I wrote again and again received a response within the hour (on a Friday night, even). I was told I could send the glove in for repair, which I did and it was returned to me within a couple weeks, good as new. I can’t recommend this company and there products highly enough.

I am writing with a question. My daughter has Reynauds Disease and the cold weather is very painful on her hands. Is this good for that? She needs something and alli can think of is this. If anyone else out there can comment on that I would appreciate it so much.