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The seirus hellfire heats the whole back of the hand and fingers but also wraps around to cover the most vulnerable underside of the finger tips. The compact ultra-battery pack provides about 8 hours of power on the medium heat setting, which is what ... Read More
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And they have the highest million batteries on the market
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cold, warm, last, most and heated. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 9 reviews as of our last analysis date on Dec 18 2022.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I was reading the review of the last pair that i was going to buy for around 300 and they said dont waste your money they do not keep the underside of your fingertips warm at all there is no heating element there spend the extra money and get the hell fire
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I had never heard of them they never came up in a search for heated gloves and believe me ive looked for 5 years
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I bought large and return them for the mediums with not a problem
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Ski boot heaters are designed around a simpie fact it is the bottom of your toes that are vulnerable to cold not the rest of your foot
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Similarly it is the ventral side underside of your fingertips that are the part of your hands most vulnerable to cold but this fact seems for years to have escaped the attention of heated ski glove designers
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I have tried 4 brands of heated ski gloves over the past 5 years including the highly touted chaval gloves but found them all to be seriously wanting because all of them heat the back of the fingers
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
None of them directly and effectively heat the under surface of the finger tips
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
None of them have batteries that last a full day on the mountain either
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