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Heated gloves run thin heating elements across the back of the hand and fingers, powered by rechargeable batteries, so warmth no longer depends on circulation alone. This collection covers heated gloves and mittens, plus the spare battery and charging cable that keep them running.
Each glove carries the brand’s ALTIHeat battery-powered heating built into the construction, with the battery life and heat settings for every style listed on its product page. The Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Glove and Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Mitt put that system inside a fully waterproof GORE-TEX shell for storm days, while the Men’s Sureshot Heated Softshell Glove and Women’s Sureshot Heated Softshell Glove trade the storm shell for softshell flexibility and a lower price.
Choose by the cold, not the label. Mitts keep fingers together so they run warmer at the same setting, which makes the Prevail Mitt the pick for chairlift days and the coldest temperatures. Gloves keep full finger dexterity for gripping poles, zippers, and buckles. If your hands run cold but your days are active, start with the glove; if warmth is the whole point, take the mitt.
Heated handwear is only as good as its charge. The Battery Pack for Single Glove replaces a lost battery or doubles your runtime on long days, and the USB 2 Boost Charging Cable recharges the system from any USB power source.
For the rest of the line, from ski shells to liners, browse the full Gloves collection.
Heated gloves run thin heating elements across the back of the hand and over the fingers, powered by a small rechargeable battery that sits in a cuff pocket. Heat settings let you trade warmth for battery life, and the elements target the back of the hand because that is where gloves lose the most heat.
Runtime depends on the battery and the heat setting: the highest setting delivers the most warmth for the fewest hours, and the lowest setting stretches a charge across a full day. The battery life for each setting is listed on every product page, and a spare battery pack doubles your time out.
Some are, and it depends on the shell around the heating system. The Prevail styles are built with waterproof GORE-TEX, so the heat keeps working in snow and sleet. Softshell styles like the Sureshot resist weather but are not fully waterproof. Each product page states the construction, so match the shell to your conditions.
Not the way you wash a normal pair. Remove the batteries first, then follow the care label on the product page, which usually means spot cleaning the shell and airing the liner rather than machine washing. Never submerge the battery or its cuff pocket, and store the gloves with the batteries removed and charged.
