Did you test these outside in cold weather? You ABSOLUTELY need to! I've bought a few of these over the years, and the're all the same: I can feel the heat indoors just fine, but when I go outside in winter weather, they quickly become stone cold. If I turn one off and one on, I can't feel any difference. I eventually connected them to a separate power supply and gave them higher voltage, so they drew more current and started to actually heat up. I wonder why this happens, maybe my hand physiology is wierd somehow?
Thanks for the great information. Another good test would be a wind test. I purchased a pair of gloves that were rated for Motorcycle use. But, when I rode in cold weather the wind cut through the stitching. They were worthless.
I have gotten frost bite on my fingertips due to a -50° dummy incident. I hope these can help during my ride since my fingers are pretty susceptible to becoming cold
I live in the equator.. hope every body is ok where you are Matt.. heard the news about the bad weather, storm etc... stay safe everyone... Thank you for the 'warm handshake..
Matt Hi, I am going to miss your presentation’s, you are enjoyable to watch. I have watched the new guys video and he is ok and I will watch his videos. You always seem to be having such a good time that it draws me in to your videos and makes them that much more interesting, I will miss that.
Hi, thank you for the test! A lot of heat is lost if the exterior is at 90-120F, 32-47C! Too bad. But I see it's an universal thing. During the runtime test, were they on maximum level?
I think you're not giving the usb-c gloves enough credit, it is king. I can daisy chain them with the rest of my heated gear to one big battery, and keep the stock packs as spares for my phone and stuff. Thanks for the great review, next time drive around with the window open and do a wind test for us motorcyclist lol.
Was not happy after 2 winters the left hand battery no longer worked and when I asked them to replace it, all they would do is give me a percentage off purchasing a new pair. Nope! If they won't stand by their product, I'll go else where!
Did you test these outside in cold weather? You ABSOLUTELY need to! I've bought a few of these over the years, and the're all the same: I can feel the heat indoors just fine, but when I go outside in winter weather, they quickly become stone cold. If I turn one off and one on, I can't feel any difference. I eventually connected them to a separate power supply and gave them higher voltage, so they drew more current and started to actually heat up. I wonder why this happens, maybe my hand physiology is wierd somehow?
Good point I just hate the non real world reviews
I'd like heat in the tips of my fingers/pads most as I've had a degree of frostbite 40 yrs ago. With resulting Reynauds syndrome.
Thanks for the great information. Another good test would be a wind test. I purchased a pair of gloves that were rated for Motorcycle use. But, when I rode in cold weather the wind cut through the stitching. They were worthless.
I have gotten frost bite on my fingertips due to a -50° dummy incident. I hope these can help during my ride since my fingers are pretty susceptible to becoming cold
I need help understanding the low rating for Lyshion. It was the warmest and had the longest run time at 3:13..
I live in the equator.. hope every body is ok where you are Matt.. heard the news about the bad weather, storm etc... stay safe everyone...
Thank you for the 'warm handshake..
You know covering them with ice insulates them from the cold right ?
Matt Hi, I am going to miss your presentation’s, you are enjoyable to watch. I have watched the new guys video and he is ok and I will watch his videos. You always seem to be having such a good time that it draws me in to your videos and makes them that much more interesting, I will miss that.
Totally agree! New kids fine, but its not MATT SMITH!
I think Unigear has the best design, the buttons on the back of the hand will probably get scraped and knocked around
Hi, thank you for the test!
A lot of heat is lost if the exterior is at 90-120F, 32-47C! Too bad. But I see it's an universal thing.
During the runtime test, were they on maximum level?
I think you're not giving the usb-c gloves enough credit, it is king. I can daisy chain them with the rest of my heated gear to one big battery, and keep the stock packs as spares for my phone and stuff. Thanks for the great review, next time drive around with the window open and do a wind test for us motorcyclist lol.
Looking a decent pair that heat up inner fingertips due to circulation in my fingers!?
Yes that seemed a very good over all assessment . Thank you!
Thank you. Is there a product category of battery-powered heated inserts, for hands and/or feet?
Great review!! Now jackets, pants, and socks please.
thank you sir for all of your good information, god bless you brother
Also heat resistent gloves please :)
Great job here...
Great review thanks!
I remember 20 years ago when my knuckles where on fire from a gasoline accident it felt good...
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Was not happy after 2 winters the left hand battery no longer worked and when I asked them to replace it, all they would do is give me a percentage off purchasing a new pair. Nope! If they won't stand by their product, I'll go else where!