Winter Warmth Women’s Mittens
Experience winter like never before with our premium collection of heated mittens designed to conquer snow, glide down slopes, and brave the powder. Crafted with top-notch waterproof fabric, these mittens guarantee an unparalleled experience in skiing and snowboarding. Stay cozy and stylish throughout the coldest of seasons while enjoying outdoor activities without the discomfort of freezing hands.
Unmatched Warmth and Comfort
Dive into winter adventures with confidence thanks to our heated mittens. Enjoy optimal warmth that keeps you performing at your peak, even on the most frigid slopes. Don’t let the cold hold back your passion; embrace the outdoors and engage in winter sports like skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing with the assurance that your hands will remain warm.
High-Performance Heating Technology
Our heated mittens feature advanced lithium polymer batteries, offering three heat settings for customizable warmth. With adjustable temperature control, you can select high (50°C to 60°C), medium (40°C to 50°C), or low (30°C to 40°C) heat levels to suit your needs. Depend on these premium heated mittens to provide up to 6 hours of warmth, ensuring your hands stay toasty during all your winter excursions.
Technical Specifications of Heated Mittens
- Materials: Nylon, cotton, and carbon fiber
- Battery: Lithium 7.4 volts / 2200 mAh
- Features: Waterproof, heated, touchscreen-compatible, and non-slip
- Heating Zones: Hands and fingers
- Care: Hand wash only (no tumble dry, no wringing)
Discover our heated mittens specifically designed for outdoor enthusiasts dealing with cold conditions, including those with Raynaud’s disease. These mittens are perfect for a variety of winter activities, including skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, and motorcycle riding. Equipped with adjustable temperature settings and premium heating technology, they deliver exceptional dexterity and flexibility. Stay warm and perform your best in any winter environment with our stylish and functional heated mittens.
