Whether you are a motorcycle rider, skier, or a passionate outdoor enthusiast, the Mobile Warming Storm Heated Textile Glove is the perfect solution to keep you warm and dry in winter conditions. This exceptional heated glove is made from Mobile Warming's uniquely durable and light-weight 500D Poly-Oxford shell with Windshark® technology for wind- and water-resistance. With a reinforced palm for durability, you’ll enjoy comfort while gripping handle bars or ski poles. Say no to snow—in your gloves—with Storm’s gauntlet-style design, adjustable hook-and-loop wrist closure system, and lightweight Rainguard® waterproof liner. Plus, the Storm Mobile Warming Glove’s padded knuckle and built-in touchscreen compatibility means you can stay in contact without the need to peel off wet gloves. Integrated heating panels keep you warm and comfortable. 

How long does the battery last?

Mobile Warming garments have multiple power settings to tailor to your unique heating needs and to get the most out of your heated gear! On these gloves you typically have a single heat zone that can be run at 4 different heat settings.

Here is an estimated battery life you can expect depending on the heat setting:

• 25%  :  8 hours
• 50%  : 4 hours
• 75%  : 2.8 hours
• 100%  : 2.2 hours
  

Switching between power settings on the fly is made easy through an accessible tactile outer button on your heated gear. Staying warm has never been so easy.

Replacement and/or extra batteries and chargers are also available here allowing you to keep an extra battery in store for those long winter rides!

Features

• 300 Denier Poly-Oxford Outer Shell
• Reinforced Palm
• Rainguard® Waterproof Lining
• 4 Selectable Heat Settings
• Heat Over Top of Hand & Fingers
• Integrated Touch Control Button
• Wrist Cinch Closure System
• Split-Pack Batteries to Reduce Wrist Weight
• 4volt Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery
• Up to 8 Hours of Heat Per Charge
• Charge Time: 4-5 Hours

• (1) Pair Storm 7.4v Glove
• (2) 7.4volt 2000mAh Lithium-Ion Battery
• (1) AC Dual Charger