AVALANCHE X 7v Heated Gloves ⛷

I got so tired of being cold when the temp on the slopes drops to 20 degrees. I've had other heated gloves but the batteries only lasted for one season and were hard to get replacements!. NOT SO WITH VOLT! Plus, I have some of there heated base layers as well. NO MORE COLD. Thanks for some great functioning products.

As a Michigander we get our share of cold weather and snow . I use an ATV to plow with which can take 2 to 3 hours . Being older, my hands and toes can't take the cold. My hands would just be throbbing form the cold. My wife had bought 3 other pairs of heated gloves, they were GARBAGE. Warm in the house nothing were it counts OUTSIDE. Doing some research Volt brand kept coming up all reviews were good and customer service was raved about . I bought a pair of Avalanche heated gloves "THEIR AWESOME" . Love the preheat feature and the easy access on - off buttons. A little pricey , But Worth Every PENNY!!! Only regret , there is a dual voltage glove now available , wish i would have waited a few months . But my fingers are not !!! Maybe the socks are next.

I have had these mitts for about five years. They’ve served me exceptionally well. Now that they’re starting to show signs of age I’m looking to get a new pair. I have extra batteries and a charger at work and at home. Great products!

Have used Volt gloves for 5 winters now. I started with the Tatra's, 2 winter's later purchased the impulse X gloves. Decided this last winter to go for the Avalanche X gloves as well. All are great. Each is sequentially warmer. The impulse and availache use the newer battery system which can be controlled from an easily accessible wrist switch with just the touch of a finger. Much easier than the Tatra glove. I now use the Tatra's for really mild cold and the others as it gets colder. The impulse glove is better suited as an all around glove while the avalanche is fantastic for really cold windy weather. They also are the most bulky. My finger tips get cold really easy and take forever to warm once they do. I spent a small fortune over the course of probably ten years trying to find gloves that would do the job, to no avail. Volt eliminated that problem immediately. I can now go out into the cold anytime I wish in comfort. The avalanche and impulse gloves use the same batteries which means since I have both I also have two sets of interchangeable batteries. We can have some pretty windy snowy and cold winters here in Northern Il. I use them mostly for walling the dog early mornings and evenings. You can't go wrong with them, well worth the money.;

I ride my Fat and Gravel bikes year round in Minnesota and the Avalanche gloves are essential for riding in minus degree temperatures. The only way it is possible for me to get these rides in is by using these gloves. They are warm and allow me the movement to handle my bike. I routinely push myself to see how cold I can go and I am not disappointed. These gloves are a permanent part of my winter kit.