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Jan 29th, 2023 2:14 am
calgaryholmes [OP]
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Jan 29th, 2023 2:14 am

[Amazon.ca] Sabot Heated Gloves

SabotHeat 2022 Upgrade Heated Gloves - Instant Heat 3000mAh Electric Heating Gloves, 4 Temperature Settings Heated Gloves for Men Women, Washable Winter Gloves for Skiing Motorcycling Hiking

Fire[INNOVATIVE FAST & UNIFORM HEATING] - SabotHeat heated gloves adopt patented carbon nanotube heating technology, providing 3s fast, stable & uniform heat throughout the back of hands and fingertips. The ultra-light, ultra-thin & ultra-soft heating panels can be heated continuously for 100,000 hours and can withstand over 1 million bends without damage.
Fire [3000mAh ULTRA-LASTING BATTERIES] - The electric heated gloves come with pair of 7.4V 3000mAh rechargeable Li-ion batteries, 1.4 times large capacity of conventional batteries on the market. Thanks to the strong heat conversion of Nano heating, SabotHeat ski heated gloves will provide you with up to 6 hours of continuous warmth for winter outdoor activities. Also, the batteries have over-voltage and over-current protection for safer use.
Fire[GENUINE GOATSKIN & WATER-RESISTANT MATERIAL] - Windproof polyester in the external layer, and the entire palms and fingers are covered with genuine goat leather, which keeps hands really warm and provides excellent slip resistance, allowing you to perform perfect when skiing, snowboarding, hiking, hunting, snow shoveling, fishing, motorcycle bicycle riding, skating walking the dogs and outdoors working.
Fire[4 PRECISE TEMERATURE CONTROL HEATING] - SabotHeat electric gloves feature 4 precise temperature control technology with real time temperature monitoring for safe and stable heating. There is no risk of ignition, too high or too low temperature. Red, Purple, Green and White lights represent temperatures of 140℉, 131℉,122℉and 113℉ respectively. Battery life varies depending on the weather temperature.
Fire[MACHINE WASHABLE & DURABLE HEATED GLOVES] - Heated gloves come with a mesh laundry/storage bag for machine washing. Heated Gloves’ other awesome designs: ①Long windproof cuffs with cinch cord & plush inner keep hands warm; ②Adjustable Velcro in the wrist area for a better fit; ③Waterproof zippered battery pocket protects your batteries; ④Reflective stripes design for better visibility at night; ⑤3-year long warranty.

Was looking for a good pair gloves and watched a project farm video (highly recommend his youtube) I saw that Amazon had these gloves on sales. Need a pair so I bought them and waiting for them.



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Jan 29th, 2023 2:15 am
JoJoCan
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Jan 29th, 2023 2:15 am

Price in title please.
:)
Jan 29th, 2023 2:28 am
danascully
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Jan 29th, 2023 2:28 am

With most of these heated gloves, to note.

Only the palm is heated ....
Jan 29th, 2023 3:34 am
sports1
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Jan 29th, 2023 3:34 am

danascully wrote: ↑ With most of these heated gloves, to note.

Only the palm is heated ....
Can't speak for Amazon ones, but the Karbon ones from Costco heat the fingertips for sure. Just recently used them on a ski trip (average daily temperatures -5 to -25C); you rarely need to turn on the heated function. I only really had to turn it on for 10 minutes at a time to warm up my finger tips.
Jan 29th, 2023 4:04 am
owned2hell
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Jan 29th, 2023 4:04 am

danascully wrote: ↑ With most of these heated gloves, to note.

Only the palm is heated ....
The second picture literally shows the glove heating the entire hand... even shows where the heating coils are. So....maybe look before you comment?
Jan 29th, 2023 4:12 am
v3dg666
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Jan 29th, 2023 4:12 am

Hello!
I have Raynaud's disease. When cold, this stops blood circulation in my fingers and cause them to go white and numb. After this my only solution is to put them in hot water to get the feeling back.

Over the years, I have tried so many models of the top 10 lists of the worlds hottest mittens and my fingers still freeze eventually. I then decided to go electric.

From my research, the best would be in the motorcycle gear range, have them run at 18v instead of 12, but then you would need cables going to a battery pack. This didn't seem like a great option for me. Also this would cost (for good ones) over $700.

I have tried 4 different battery models in the 50-100 price range, all had issues... either would simply stop heating one side, half the element would stop after lifting a heavy bag, batteries not working after few charges, no heat in fingers, very limited heating time on high.

I then decided to up the price and bought the most expensive ones that Amazon was selling at the time, Savior Heat @ about average $170 (currently $25 coupon). I have been using these for my third year now and still working great. I have upgraded the battery with a bigger one I got from Aliexpress, this gives me about 2.5 hours on high. This will be my last year though because the padding is getting crushed inside so less heat to the fingers but will be buying the same model again for sure. I currently have the S01 model but will consider the S06 for next year.
Jan 29th, 2023 4:53 am
AtticusFinch
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Jan 29th, 2023 4:53 am

I purchased a pair of these for myself and my dad after watching the project farm video a few days ago. We both have hands that freeze pretty quickly outdoors. My previous gloves were a pair of Colombia powder Keg II ($75 online at Columbia right now) which for me did not work well at all.

Can confirm they work great, almost instant heatup after being outdoors in my car overnight and heats my hands up pretty evenly and thoroughly.

Gloves themselves fit well (measure your hands or 1 size up from Canadian sizing) and feel well constructed.

At $50, this is ATL and considering the batteries alone run about $50 on Ali, these are a great value.
Jan 29th, 2023 5:55 am
flood4
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Jan 29th, 2023 5:55 am

ADenariusSaved wrote: ↑ Why all the downvotes? Bad value?
I'm using black leather gloves I had for like 20 years from my undergrad days lol...Any advice on this?
I see CostCo Karbons in this thread?
My gf has the karbon. The gloves themselves are good, quite insulated, the electronic is working great too. The only thing I don’t like is the bright light they make when they are turned on!
If it was my pair, I would put some tape on the button that emit light.
Jan 29th, 2023 7:42 am
Xoanan
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Jan 29th, 2023 7:42 am

v3dg666 wrote: ↑ Hello!
I have Raynaud's disease.

From my research, the best would be in the motorcycle gear range, have them run at 18v instead of 12, but then you would need cables going to a battery pack. This didn't seem like a great option for me. Also this would cost (for good ones) over $700.

I have tried 4 different battery models in the 50-100 price range, all had issues... either would simply stop heating one side, half the element would stop after lifting a heavy bag, batteries not working after few charges, no heat in fingers, very limited heating time on high.
Hello fellow Frostie! I (literally) share your pain. Non-electric mitts are pointless for me as well.

I to have tried a variety of brands of electric gloves, including a pair of 501s that went returned.

I swear by the glove liners at Motion Heat. They are $, but a fantastic product,based out of Calgary.

The liners themselves I wear standalone down to about 5 below, but anything colder I used them as intended, and put gloves or mitts over. When combined with an outer layer, even a light one, there is no limit to the cold my fingers can take. It's truly been life changing for me.

I've also made an adapter so I can use my ridgid batteries to run them if desired.

Since I bought mine, they came out with the ski glove version. I bought them for convenience. They don't cut it for me, -5 is the absolute coldest they help me. I now use them for 'dirty' stuff where I don't want to get my good liners dirty or ripped.

https://www.motionheat.ca/products/moti ... mplete-set

I saw the same project fan video, and have been considering trying his pick because of how cheap they are. Always nice to have options.
Jan 29th, 2023 8:27 am
kunamvahees
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Jan 29th, 2023 8:27 am

After reading all the above comments , i feel relieved.
I thought i am the only one having issues with cold hands and none of the gloves I used didn't work.

This Amazon listing only has Large size to start with.
Did they run out of medium size?
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Thank you
Jan 29th, 2023 9:06 am
Hippylove
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Jan 29th, 2023 9:06 am

ty Op husband has been looking for a pair to test the waters
Jan 29th, 2023 9:10 am
warpdwhim
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Jan 29th, 2023 9:10 am

I've had a pair of Outdoor research heated gloves for years. Yes, they're $$ but have a LIFETIME warranty....
People will believe what they want to believe whether fact or fiction.
'tis most frustrating when they aren't open to see and/or learn which is which.
Jan 29th, 2023 9:41 am
danascully
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Jan 29th, 2023 9:41 am

owned2hell wrote: ↑ The second picture literally shows the glove heating the entire hand... even shows where the heating coils are. So....maybe look before you comment?
Are you smoking crack?

The perimeter of the top of your hand, is not heating your whole hand. Go look at how much heating there is vs the palm.

You ain't getting ferrari performance from a $50 heated glove.
Jan 29th, 2023 9:42 am
danascully
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Jan 29th, 2023 9:42 am

warpdwhim wrote: ↑ I've had a pair of Outdoor research heated gloves for years. Yes, they're $$ but have a LIFETIME warranty....
You want quality... buy those
Jan 29th, 2023 9:46 am
GauravM24378
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Jan 29th, 2023 9:46 am

Don't waste your money on these, these are certainly bad quality
Jan 29th, 2023 10:13 am
Kaida9
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Jan 29th, 2023 10:13 am

I also have Raynaud's and use heated gloves or I suffer. I even were them in stores.
Bought the Karbon ski mitts from Costco last year and love them. Battery only lasts an hour on high but they get nice and hot.
Karbon sent me an extra set of batteries but if the kids have hockey all day and how long they need to charge these look like a good back up.
Looks like the batteries from these have the same end as my Karbons. Fingers crossed 🤞.
Ordering a pair thanks OP.

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