These glovea might be a little pricey but we'll worth the money. I'm going on 4 years now with these same gloves and every winter I'm glad I pulled the buy trigger riding in 30 degree cold weather with these on.

Thanks brother, Man anything Venture when it comes to gloves I can stand by. I still have and use these glove liners till this day. I purchased them something like 5 years ago so I can speak for longevity. Battery Life is pretty damn good too.. I Cant say much for any other brand as I have not used but do see some qualifiers with touch that I would consider on Amazon but read below before committing to buy. When it comes to purchasing anything heated you want long battery life so if you don't see a large battery pack then you wont be getting much use out of it, and will be dead in a matter of a few hours. Don't fall for the images you see on Amazon that show the whole glove red stating heated.. This is not true, Most gloves have a wire that traces your fingers and do not heat the palms or backside of your hand, this is just false advertisement. You want to see where the heated line or panels are so you know that's the area you want most warmth from. I doubt you find anything that heats the these areas anyway.. the back side is very sensitive and would hurt after 30 minutes of heat. If your doing delivers in the cold, brother let me tell you, you need a heated vest. I've riden in my heated vest in 30-degree temps and did not feel a thing. The Fleece alone keeps you good and warm but then add heat to the mix and your nice and toasty all day long. The neck heated portion is awesome and a must!! Leave this vest on to long and you start to sweat. It does that good of a job. My Vest has heated panels near the hand pockets that warm your hands when you place inside. You may want to look for a version like that and double up on the hand warming. I'll post links to everything I have below. Good Luck Gloves - amzn.to/3YFYkhv Heated vest - amzn.to/3YFYkhv Socks - amzn.to/3xgXgo1

What up D, the glove comes with, 1 set of, two dual batteries, one for left and other for right hand. The other battery wasn't shown for no particular reason other then the fact that it was in the left heated glove so I could demonstrate quickly how it worked with my icon riding glove. With this model the dual battery for each glove is the only option, not sure whtay today's current models look like. If the girth of the Battery pack is of concern you may be able to rig up a power line cable from the bike that can run up through your jacket sleeves and into the gloves for infinite power like some of there other gloves. I still have these gloves and they work perfectly fine so you know there going to last a long time. Just be sure that your normal riding glove has the space for it.. aka one or two sizes up.. if your riding glove doesn't have the space for the liner glove it's going to be really tight and uncomfortable and it will be hard to grip the handle bars and limit your hands movement.

I would say you would lose some tactical feel bit is possible. I think how you would combat this is by wearing a rubber latex glove over if your looking to type while using..

Ive never actually tested how long the batteries last but i generally take a 45 min ride to work 5 days a week and dont have to charge them till the weekend, and this is on the high setting. As far as keeping your hands warm they do an excellent job. Ive tested them in 35 dgree cold temps with a 10 degree wind chill and they performed perfectly keeping my fingers warm the entire way within my riding gloves. Will they do the job for your application. Yes i think so.. hope that helps

@@TheChemistDIY thanks for the feed back i need more opinion on this..on my 5yrs with this company doing the same thing every day and i have never heard of these warmers i felt like i was living in the 80s not knowing it lol

@@Sam-dn2ck you can buy warmer pads to make your own custom heating clothing. Buying and making your own this way is cheaper then say just buying a jacket with them bult im with fewer heating elements. research this ebay link and think about how you can add them to a cheaply purchased jacket, and usb rechargeable battery pack. This should keep you warm. rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F163460046197

Hello Oliver, by themselves I don't see that happening, but if say using as a liner glove with an additional glove that has a much more beefier shall made for this type of weather then yes.. at most you'll only need to set the gloves to green..MAAaYBE yellow with that setup to keep your hands comfortable, red setting and you'll be cooking your ✋.

Price is going to very where u go but here is a set i found on Amazon. Venture Heat Battery Heated Glove Liner 7.4v - The Therawarm Pro Glove Liner for Running, Skiing, Cycling, Pain, Stiffness (M) www.amazon.com/dp/B07JF7KVZ6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_5V.LCbJKQ6H7K

Yup, I have to say that I've gotten my money's worth from this product. This may be do to the fact that it's a product not commonly used in everyday riding, especially here in Cali. I did purchased just normal liner gloves (without heating) before these and they absolutely do nothing for keeping your hands warm, especially if your riding with some sort of vented glove. I'm mean lets be honest, we all want versatility because the weather is never the same throughout the day, and most riders have ventilated gloves, so this adds to versatility while keeping the cost low.

Let me ask you your opinion on what I intended to use them for. I work in northern Canada on aircraft. Sometimes the temperature can get as low as -60 degrees celcius. On high heat do you think that these would at least "help" keep me warm, under and arctic mitten? (I would only need them for maybe 5x20minutes)

@@madlurking7092 Definitely, I would compare having these gloves on, on high heat, to holding a hot cup of coffee In a cardboard cup, they get that hot om the highest setting. Rest assure your hand will be warm.

thank you! thank you very much!

Not as thick as it looks on camera but I would say comparable to a thin black dress sock. If you're the type of rider that wears your riding glove skin tight then your definently going to have to size up to squeeze these puppy chuckers in..but let me tell you...well worth it!