Heated Mitts
- Warms fingertips to stop numbness
- Hours of rechargeable battery heat
- Blocks freezing wind and snow
- Non-slip palm for secure grip
Ships by
Mon, Oct 26
Tracked US Shipping
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Heating | 360° fingertip and palm heatfingers share one warm chamber |
| Heat settings | 3 levelslow, medium and high |
| Battery life | Up to 6–8 hourson low, from a single charge |
| Batteries | Slim, lightweight, rechargeablecurved packs in weather-sealed cuffs |
| Voltage | 5.2V |
| Controls | Power button on the cuffeasy to press with the mitts on |
| Outer shell | Windproof and water-resistantDWR-coated |
| Lining | Waterproof, breathable membrane |
| Palm & thumb | Textured, reinforced grip palmarticulated thumb |
| Warranty | 60 daysbatteries, heating filaments and wiring |
How long will the battery last?
It depends on the heat level you choose:
- Low: 6–8 hours, for all-day chill protection
- Medium: 4–5 hours, for everyday winter weather
- High: about 2.5–3 hours, for intense sub-zero wind chill
Why mitts warm better than gloves. In five-finger gloves, each finger is on its own and loses heat fast. In mitts, your fingers share body heat in one chamber while the heating elements warm all around them, right to the fingertips.
One size fits all
No measuring needed — one size is made to fit all hands.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | One size fits all |
| Fabric | Polyamide composite sponge |
| Length | 29.5 cm11.6″ |
| Width | 15 cm5.9″ |
| Height | 5 cm2.0″ |
Numb fingertips, even in thick gloves. That's the problem we set out to fix.
Ordinary gloves separate your fingers, so each one gets cold on its own, and fingertips go numb first. Thick winter mittens keep the warmth in but leave your hands clumsy. We built these heated mitts to keep your fingers warm without losing your grip.
- Warm right to your fingertips. Your fingers sit together inside one shared pocket of continuous heat that wraps around your fingertips and palm, helping stop the winter numbness that separated-finger gloves can't.
- Hours of rechargeable warmth. Slim, lightweight batteries tucked into weather-sealed cuffs give you hours of steady, adjustable heat on morning walks, commutes or outdoor work.
- Built for wind, sleet and snow. A tough windproof, water-resistant shell keeps out biting gusts and slush, and the textured palm gives you a secure grip on dog leashes, ski poles, shovels and car doors.
Mitts that don't feel clumsy. The articulated thumb and grippy palm let you hold your keys, open gates and do up your zip without taking them off and exposing your fingers to the wind.
Are they safe in rain, wet snow or slush?
Yes. The outer shell has a durable water-repellent (DWR) coating, and inside, a waterproof breathable membrane stops slush and snowmelt from reaching the heating elements and insulation.
Can I still hold things in mitts?
Yes. The textured, reinforced palms and articulated thumbs let you grip steering wheels, snow shovels, dog leashes and ski poles with ease.
What if a battery stops working?
Every pair comes with a full 60-day warranty covering the batteries, heating filaments and wiring. If a battery fails or loses charge capacity within the warranty period, we'll ship you a free replacement straight away.
Get ready for the winter ahead with Hand Hearth
Warm fingertips, even in biting wind
All-Day Rechargeable Battery Life
Powered by slim, lightweight rechargeable batteries tucked discreetly into weather-sealed cuffs, giving you hours of consistent, adjustable warmth on morning walks or outdoor work.
Windproof & Water-Resistant Outer Shell
Tough weather-sealed exterior blocks biting gusts, sleet, and snow, paired with a textured grip palm so you can securely hold dog leashes, ski poles, or car doors.
What customers actually say
My fingers don't turn white on morning dog walks anymore
"I have Raynaud's, and once the temperature drops below 40 degrees, my fingers turn bone white and go numb within minutes. Traditional gloves never worked because separating my fingers kept them cold. Having all my fingers together inside these heated mittens keeps the warmth circulating. I walk my lab for 45 minutes in 20-degree weather and my hands stay completely pink and warm."
Battery easily lasts for two days of commuting
"I use them for clearing snow off the truck in the morning and my 30-minute train commute. On medium setting, I charge them once every three days. The battery packs are curved so they don't dig into your wrists, and the power button right on the cuff is easy to press even with the mitts on."
Actually waterproof when clearing wet, heavy slush
"Bought these for snow blowing and ice fishing. Most 'waterproof' gloves soak through at the seams after an hour of handling wet snow, and once your hands are wet, you freeze. These have a real barrier inside. Handled soaking-wet slush for three hours yesterday and my hands were bone dry and toasty. The leather palm also gives you a great grip on shovel handles."
Thought they'd be too bulky, but the dexterity is great
"I was worried mittens would make my hands feel like clumsy clubs, but the thumb is articulated nicely and the palms have a grippy texture. I can grip my car keys, open gates, and adjust my zipper without having to take them off and expose my fingers to the biting wind."
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the battery actually last on a single charge?
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On low (all-day chill protection), the rechargeable batteries last 6 to 8 hours. On medium (everyday winter weather), they last 4 to 5 hours. On high (intense sub-zero wind chill), they last roughly 2.5 to 3 hours of continuous max-intensity heat.
Why mittens instead of finger gloves—can I still hold things?
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Mittens are proven to be 30% warmer than five-finger gloves because your fingers share body heat in a unified chamber while the heating elements warm the perimeter. The textured, reinforced palms and articulated thumbs allow you to easily grip steering wheels, snow shovels, dog leashes, and ski poles.
Are they safe in heavy rain, wet snow, or slush?
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Yes. The outer shell is treated with a durable water-repellent (DWR) coating, and the interior features a waterproof breathable membrane that stops slush and snowmelt from reaching the electrical heating elements and insulation.
How do I know which size to choose?
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Measure the circumference of your dominant hand just below the knuckles (excluding your thumb). If you fall between sizes or plan to wear thick liner gloves underneath, order the larger size. We offer free size exchanges if your pair doesn't fit comfortably.
What happens if a battery or charger stops working?
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Every pair comes with a 60-day warranty covering the batteries, heating filaments, and wiring. If a battery fails or loses charge capacity within your warranty period, we ship you a free replacement immediately.