Outdoor Research  Sureshot Heated Soft-Shell Gloves - Women's

These are labeled as women's gloves but will fit anybody with slim to average hands. Pros: - Not too bulky - Durable exterior shell and internal wiring - The only heated gloves I've tried out of 3-4 brands that keep my fingertips warm. Get these if you have Raynaud's or your finger are slow to warm up - Battery orients itself nicely in the zipper pocket - Support will replace the gloves if they break Cons: - These are 2/5 windproof. I have to keep them at full heat while bicycling to fight the wind chill - 2/5 waterproof (but 4/5 if you spray them with Nikwax 🤫) - The bright green LED will ruin your night vision

I have short, wide hands that get dangerously cold. I’ve only worn these as a test in mid-40s, so cannot give full review. They were too warm on LOW as expected for test temp, but insulated enough to be warm on OFF. The heat can be felt on the outside, so I’m not expecting them to be super warm in super cold temps, but they will still be helpful. Most importantly, the women’s small fit my wrists snugly, without a wad of empty space extending off fingers. I have tried four brands of heated women’s gloves. The other three brands extended 1”-3” past my fingertips, which means bulky fingers with no dexterity.

I have Raynaud syndrome and have struggled to keep my hands comfortable when outside in the cold. I’ve used the “warmest”rated mittens, mittens with liners, mittens with hand warmers and none have kept me from developing symptoms in the cold. Went for a 2 hour hike today in 18 degree temps and no Raynaud symptoms with the sureshot heated gloves. Started on high and after a few minutes turned down to medium. My only small quibbles are I wish there was another color other than black, and the small is just a little too big for my small hands. I wish they would make an XS. (Though at this price I won’t be replacing anytime soon).

Bought these to help my wife's Raynaud's syndrome, which impacts her hands, especially in colder weather. The gloves worked very well for about three months and then one of them just 100% stopped working. It's unfortunate because my wife loved these things. I just don't think the technology is there yet, especially when you look at how much gloves like this currently cost. Having said that, REI was great with the return. No questions asked, essentially. I will buy heated gloves again, but right now they are not worth it.

I love these - I have Reynaud's syndrome so poor circulation in my fingers. I Nordic ski and have always had to wear down mittens with hand warmers inside, which are super uncomfortable to ski with. And still I always had to stop after 10 minutes to get the blood back in my hands and let them warm up. I pop these gloves on high and am good to go right away. I can turn them down to medium or low once I've warmed up, and if it's really cold I can fit my xc overmitts on top and that keeps them toasty. I've had no problems with the batteries running out. I've also used them for winter mt biking when it's not raining. The only reason I didn't give them a 10 is that it would be nice if they were Goretex.

I bought these for my wife who liked my OR Prevail heated gloves but wanted something with more dexterity so I bought her these. The Sureshot is less bulky than the Prevail so she's happy. Now that we're older our circulation in our hands isn't what it used to be and these gloves deliver three intensities of heat almost instantly which is welcome. The batteries take a while to charge up but will last over 2 hours on the highest setting which is pretty good in my opinion. The heating elements provide excellent heat distribution all over the hand and fingers. They are water resistant and wind proof. Yes they're pricey but these gloves are top of the line if you really need to protect your hands from the elements.

These are the 4th pair of heated gloves that I have bought over the past few years, and are by far the best. They have a side zipper that is great for helping tuck the coat sleeve into the glove sleeve. As anyone who has ever used heated gloves before knows, sometimes the hands sweat a little making the gloves hard to get on or off while out. The side zipper also helps with this aspect. They're also less bulky than my other heated gloves. Well worth the money and will buy another pair when needed. Almost feel like buying another pair now as sometimes designs change.

Streamlined design, batteries aren't too bulky, fingers are flexible, great color. Battery packs are on the inside of the wrist. Really like the loops to help pull on the gloves with thick gloved fingers - very helpful. Really easy to turn on and off and change the heating level settings. Just not as toasty as I was expecting - the palm has no heating elements, so heating relies entirely on the fingers which doesn't keep my hands as warm. Seem to run a bit big: I bought the unheated sureshot gloves in medium but needed a small in these.

I returned these after just trying them on; hand too small, fingers too long; also bulkier than I expected them to be.

These allow me to stay outside in winter longer, great for Reynauds sufferers! They aren't too hot, just enough to keep your finger tips from freezing. Not too bulky, but you can feel the batteries on your wrists... worth it! Charging and everything has been working fine for 2 winter seasons! A few events I thought I wouldn't need them and regretted not bringing them. Thanks to these gloves, I'm able to more fully enjoy the winter season!