Heated glove liners?

[trigger7mm]

Can anyone please recommend a good pair of heated glove liners. Battery operated with charger. Thanks.

[stubby99ca]

I wanted pair of heated gloves, but for liners these seem to be well reviewed (I went with the heated gloves from Costco)

https://www.motionheat.ca/products/m...s-complete-set

[trigger7mm]

How do you like the heated gloves? Do they seem overly bulky?

[stubby99ca]

Originally Posted by trigger7mm

How do you like the heated gloves? Do they seem overly bulky?

They are a bit bulky. They don't get really hot but my hands have not gotten cold using them either. Looking back I wish I had got the heated liners but I cheaped out and am regretting it some.

[urban rednek]

There was some discussion on heated gloves and heated liners in a recent thread:
http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=407095

ETA- stubby, did you buy the Holmes or the Karbon gloves?

[stubby99ca]

Originally Posted by urban rednek

There was some discussion on heated gloves and heated liners in a recent thread:
http://www.outdoorsmenforum.ca/showthread.php?t=407095

ETA- stubby, did you buy the Holmes or the Karbon gloves?

I got the Karbon gloves.

[thumper]

I've got the Motion heated glove liners. And I purchased a set of large #12 'gauntlet style' leather gloves to go over them, from a guy on this forum.

If I'm just walking the dog, and the temperature isn't too bad, just the liners work well. If the temperature drops, or I'm doing work that might wear or soil the liners, I wear the gauntlets on top. When I'm hunting, it's very easy to quickly shed the gauntlets and I can shoot with just the liners on.

The 'Motion' gloves have 3 settings, come with a recharger, and are designed & sold by a local (Calgarian) entrepreneur. They were originally designed for bicyclists, but have been used by all sorts of people in many different applications. He's also expanded to vests and other heated garments.

[steam26]

I bought a pair of Blazewear active glove liners and love them. Do not buy the shorter style of gloves. Get the ones that go above the wrist. Battery packs on the shorter style are on top of the hand and feel stiff. Batts on the longer style are above the wrist, and you'll barely know they are there. They work great!