Heated Glove Liners for Men Wome... vs BURTON Women's Profile Mitt

Small nit picky issue is that the charging process seems a little clunky. They work as i had hoped. They cling pretty well to my fingers, allowing dexterity and avoiding clumsy fat-*.

The are bulkier than my riding gloves but i can still hold the reins easily. The battery is a little bulky but doesn’t bother me a bit. A little heavier than expected with the battery but not a big deal for snowboarding.

I highly recommend this company and product as they work flawlessly. It's so refreshing to buy from a company that actually guarantees its products.

For outdoors i just slip a pair of unlined leather driving gloves over them and am good to go—they make a big difference. Seams are inside these liners. They are liners so you will need a windproof over mitt.

These are definitely in the very good category! They are worth every penny! They’re a little more expensive but you get what you pay for. They are a life saver!

Hands left freezing and cold. I'm going to try to gut my sabotheat pair for the heating element and wear just that under my lined gloves.

These are nice mittens but i wear knit gloves under neath because they are not the thickest or warmest. They also have the straps that go around your wrist so you don't have to worry about losing a glove.

Reusch mittens are not made to use for skiing. They don't keep hands warm when your body is in motion. Don't waste your money trying these.