One heat level, no dial. With heated gloves on your hands you would never hit a small button anyway — so there isn't one. Plug in the cable and the warmth is there shortly after.
- Built-in heating system, one heat level
- 5 to 6 hours with the included power bank
- Wind- and water-repellent outer fabric
- Touchscreen fingertips
- Non-slip coating on palm and fingertips
Run time depends on the power bank you use and the outside temperature.
Heating system
- Built-in heating elements, one heat level
- Run on 5 V and 2 A only
- Higher values can damage the heating elements
Power supply
- In the box: one pair of gloves, 5,000 mAh power bank, 5 ft (1.5 m) Y-cable
- One cable splits to both gloves — a single port is enough
- Run time 5 to 6 hours, depending on the outside temperature
- USB 5 V / 2 A — any standard power bank works as a spare
Materials and fit
- Polyester and nylon, wind- and water-repellent
- Non-slip coating on palm and fingertips
- Ergonomic cut, unisex, sizes M to XL
Power bank into your jacket pocket, Y-cable connected — one lead, both hands. From then on your hands stay warm with nothing to adjust.
- No battery you have to order first.
- No proprietary battery, no spare-part problem in three years.
- No taking them off to type.
One heat level, no menu, nothing to hunt for with numb fingers. Unplug the power bank and they are ordinary winter gloves.
Alpenwarm HeatGlove Pro – Heated Gloves with Touchscreen Fingertips and Power Bank
Power bank included — five to six hours of warm hands, with no need to bare them to type.
Power bank included — nothing to buy, nothing extra to pay- 5 to 6 hours of heat with the included power bank
- Touchscreen fingertips — the gloves stay on
- Wind- and water-repellent, non-slip across palm and fingers
Heating system
Cold hands do not just hurt — they take away your grip
Hands lose heat faster than your core: furthest from the centre of the body, constantly moving, constantly in the wind. And once your fingers go numb, that's it — the zip won't close, the hook won't tie, the key won't find the lock.
The built-in heating system works directly against that. One heat level, no dial: with heated gloves on your hands you would never hit a small button anyway — so there isn't one.
- One heat levelPlugging in is all it takes. Nothing to hunt for with numb fingers.
- No warm-up waitThe heat is there shortly after, not ten minutes later.
Weather
Wet gloves are cold gloves
Moisture in the fabric carries the heat away. A wet glove stops warming, no matter how good the heating system is. That is why the polyester and nylon outer is wind- and water-repellent — drizzle and snow bead off instead of soaking in.
They are not built to be submerged. They are built for a day in driving snow.
- Wind- and water-repellentPolyester-nylon fabric with a repellent finish.
- Non-slipCoating on palm and fingertips — for handlebars, rod and ski pole.
Operation
Use your phone without taking the gloves off
The fingertips are made with conductive material and work on all common touchscreens. Check the map, take a call, shoot a photo — the gloves stay on.
That sounds like convenience, but it is the opposite: every time you pull them off in the cold you lose the warmth you just built up. And it does not come back in seconds.
- Touchscreen-readyConductive fingertips, no cut-out in the fabric.
- Power bank included5,000 mAh, Y-cable for both hands. Any other power bank fits too.
Frequently asked questions
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Yes. A 5,000 mAh power bank is included in the price at no extra cost, together with a 5 ft (1.5 m) Y-cable that feeds both gloves from a single port. Everything also runs on any standard USB power bank with 5 V and 2 A.
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Yes. The outer fabric is wind- and water-repellent. They are not built to be submerged, but drizzle and snowfall are no problem.
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Around five to six hours with the included 5,000 mAh power bank. Exactly how long depends on the outside temperature. A larger power bank in your jacket pocket extends the day — the gloves take any that supplies 5 V and 2 A.
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Go by the width of your hand across the knuckles, thumb excluded: M 3.5–3.9 in (9–10 cm), L 3.9–4.1 in (10–10.5 cm), XL 4.1–4.3 in (10.5–11 cm). When in doubt, size up.
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For women and men alike. Typical uses are skiing, hiking, motorcycling, fishing, dog walking and outdoor work — and anyone whose fingers go numb first in the cold.
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Contact our support within 14 days of delivery and we will arrange the return.