Best Heated Gloves of 2026: Top 10 Battery-Heated Ski Gloves and Mitts
Ten currently sold battery-heated ski gloves and mitts compared on published heat settings, battery specs and price — from budget softshell gloves to premium GORE-TEX heated mitts.
How this guide was built: Guidevio compiled it from manufacturers' official product pages. We did not buy, borrow or test any of these products, and nothing here is a lab result, a review score, or a sponsored placement. Prices are shown only where we saw them on an official brand page and can change at any time. Battery run-time and heat-setting figures are reported only as published by the brand. Links marked Amazon are affiliate links: as an Amazon Associate, Guidevio earns from qualifying purchases, and those links are marked sponsored. Other links go straight to the brand page and earn nothing. Commissions never decide which products are included or how they're ranked.
This guide rounds up ten battery-heated gloves and mitts confirmed for sale on manufacturer sites at the time of research, aimed at skiers, riders and anyone else who runs cold in winter. Non-heated ski gloves are covered separately in Guidevio's Best Ski Gloves guide, so nothing overlaps between the two lists. Every product here is a real, named model with a working product page; prices, battery specs and features are quoted only where a brand publishes them.
Two picks in the underlying research turned out not to match any current product name from the brand in question, so they were swapped for the closest verified, currently sold model from the same brand rather than left as invented placeholders — each swap is called out in that pick's write-up. Battery run-time and heat-setting claims are reported only as the brand itself publishes them; Guidevio has not independently tested battery life in the field.
None of these gloves has been tested on snow by Guidevio. This is desk research built from manufacturer product pages, with substitutions and pricing caveats noted wherever a spec or price wasn't published or couldn't be independently confirmed.
Who this guide is for
- Skiers, riders and outdoor workers who run cold and want active heating rather than just insulation
- Shoppers comparing heated gloves against heated mitts (mitts are typically warmer; gloves offer more dexterity)
- Anyone who wants to know exactly which battery run-time and heat-setting claims are brand-published versus estimated
- Budget-conscious buyers who want an entry-level heated softshell glove rather than a premium $300–$400 model
How we chose
- Only gloves and mitts with a live, working page on a manufacturer's site at the time of research were included
- Non-heated gloves were excluded entirely and covered in a separate guide to avoid overlap
- Two originally proposed picks whose product names didn't match any current brand SKU were swapped for the closest verified, currently sold model from the same brand, with the swap flagged in the write-up
- Battery run-time, heat-setting and wattage claims are quoted only where a brand states them; nothing is estimated or invented
- No glove in this guide has been tested, worn, or evaluated on snow by Guidevio; descriptions are drawn from published product information
Top 10 at a glance
Specifications as published by the manufacturer or the listing we consulted. Scroll sideways on a small screen.
| Pick | Best for | Style | Battery/Heat | Price | Official site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Glove | Skiers who want a full-featured heated glove with a GORE-TEX shell | 5-finger glove | Battery-heated, GORE-TEX | $400 MSRP | Visit |
| 2. Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Mitt | Skiers who run especially cold and want maximum heated warmth | Mitten | Battery-heated, GORE-TEX | $400 MSRP | Visit |
| 3. Power Heater Gauntlet Mitt | Skiers who want a premium heated gauntlet mitt for maximum warmth | Gauntlet mitten | Battery-heated gauntlet | $425 MSRP | Visit |
| 4. Power Heater Gauntlet (5-finger glove) | Skiers who want Hestra's heated gauntlet technology with more finger dexterity than the mitt | 5-finger gauntlet glove | Battery-heated gauntlet | See current price at Hestra | Visit |
| 5. Forge Heated Glove (with Clim8) | Skiers wanting Gordini's most advanced heated glove technology, regardless of price | 5-finger glove | Clim8 battery heating | $499.99 MSRP | Visit |
| 6. Sureshot Heated Softshell Glove | Skiers who want a more dexterous heated glove for tasks requiring finer hand movement | 5-finger softshell glove | Battery-heated softshell | $325 MSRP | Visit |
| 7. EH8 Pro Extreme Cold Heated Ski Gloves | Skiers facing extreme-cold conditions who want a dedicated heated glove | 5-finger glove | Battery-heated, extreme-cold rated | $309.99 | Visit |
| 8. Powergloves Ski Light Boost | Budget-conscious buyers who still want a brand-name heated glove | 5-finger glove | Battery-heated | $199.95 | Visit |
| 9. HeatTouch ST Atlas Glove | Everyday cold-weather use where 6+ hours of brand-rated heat is enough | 5-finger glove | Battery-heated, 6+ hr rated (Atlas Series) | $259.99 | Visit |
| 10. 5V Battery Heated Softshell Glove | Budget shoppers who want an entry-level heated glove genuinely available in the US | 5-finger softshell glove | Battery-heated, 3 settings | See current price at ActionHeat | Visit |
The ten picks in detail
Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Glove
Outdoor Research
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Open product pagePrevail Heated GORE-TEX Glove
GORE-TEX heated glove with a confirmed model-number match across several Amazon listings
A GORE-TEX heated glove with a built-in battery heating system, sold at $400 on Outdoor Research's site and matched to a confirmed Amazon listing under the same model number.
Why it is on this list: It's a full-featured, GORE-TEX heated glove with a clearly confirmed current price and a matching current-model Amazon listing, making it a safe, well-documented top pick.
Key features
- GORE-TEX waterproof-breathable shell
- Battery-powered heating system
- Style: 5-finger glove
- Shell: GORE-TEX
- Model: 322224
- Pros
- Confirmed $400 MSRP on outdoorresearch.com
- GORE-TEX waterproof-breathable shell
- Multiple confirmed Amazon ASINs under the same model number (322224)
- Cons
- Highest price tier of any glove on this list
- Battery run-time per charge is not detailed in this guide beyond what OR publishes on its product page
Before you buy: At $400, this is a premium price point; battery heat-setting and run-time details should be confirmed on Outdoor Research's own product page before buying.
Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Mitt
Outdoor Research
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Open product pagePrevail Heated GORE-TEX Mitt
Same GORE-TEX heating system as the Prevail glove in a warmer mitten cut
The mitt version of the Prevail Heated glove, using the same GORE-TEX shell and heating system in a warmer mitten cut, listed at $400 on Outdoor Research's site.
Why it is on this list: For skiers who prioritize maximum warmth over dexterity, this mitt pairs the same heating system as the Prevail glove with a warmer mitten cut, at a confirmed current price.
Key features
- GORE-TEX waterproof-breathable shell
- Battery-powered heating system
- Mitten cut for maximum warmth
- Style: Mitten
- Shell: GORE-TEX
- Pros
- Confirmed $400 MSRP on OR's mittens collection page
- GORE-TEX shell with battery heating in a warmer mitten cut
- Cons
- Mitten cut trades dexterity for warmth versus the 5-finger Prevail glove
Before you buy: Confirm current pricing directly with Outdoor Research before buying.
Power Heater Gauntlet Mitt
Hestra
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Open product pagePower Heater Gauntlet Mitt
Premium heated gauntlet mitt with a confirmed matching Amazon listing
A heated gauntlet-style mitt from Hestra, listed at $425 and matched to a confirmed current Amazon listing with a closely matching price.
Why it is on this list: It's a premium heated gauntlet mitt with a brand price that closely matches an independently confirmed current Amazon listing.
Key features
- Gauntlet-style mitten cut
- Battery-powered heating system
- Style: Gauntlet mitten
- Pros
- Confirmed $425 price on Hestra's site
- Gauntlet cut for maximum warmth and coverage
- Cons
- Highest price on this list alongside the 5-finger Power Heater Gauntlet
- Mitten cut trades dexterity for warmth versus 5-finger gloves
Before you buy: Confirmed at $425 directly on Hestra's site.
Power Heater Gauntlet (5-finger glove)
Hestra
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Open product pagePower Heater Gauntlet (5-finger glove)
Same heated gauntlet technology as the mitt, in a 5-finger cut
The 5-finger glove version of Hestra's Power Heater Gauntlet, using the same heating technology as the mitt in a more dexterous cut, listed at $425.
Why it is on this list: It offers the same heating system as Hestra's popular heated mitt for skiers who need more dexterity than a mitten allows.
Key features
- 5-finger gauntlet construction
- Battery-powered heating system
- Style: 5-finger gauntlet glove
- Pros
- Same heating technology as the Power Heater Gauntlet Mitt in a 5-finger cut
- Gauntlet cuff for storm-day coverage
- Cons
- Price not listed on Hestra's US site
- No confirmed matching Amazon ASIN for this specific 5-finger version
Before you buy: Price is not listed on Hestra's US site; see current price directly. Note: a similarly named Amazon 'Power Heater Gauntlet Mitten' listing (ASIN B09NP1TXVT) is the mitt, not this 5-finger version — don't confuse the two when shopping.
Forge Heated Glove (with Clim8)
Gordini
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Open product pageForge Heated Glove (with Clim8)
Clim8 heating technology in Gordini's flagship heated glove
Gordini's heated glove built with Clim8 heating technology, listed at $499.99 on Gordini's site.
Why it is on this list: It's Gordini's top heated model, built with its newer Clim8 heating technology, distinct from an older, cheaper non-Clim8 Forge SKU.
Key features
- Clim8 heating technology
- Men's and women's versions
- Style: 5-finger glove
- Heating tech: Clim8
- Pros
- Uses Clim8 heating technology
- Available in men's and women's versions
- Cons
- Highest price on this entire list at $499.99
Before you buy: This is the most expensive glove on this list. An older, cheaper, non-Clim8 Forge Heated Glove is a different SKU — make sure you're buying the Clim8 version if that's the feature you want.
Sureshot Heated Softshell Glove
Outdoor Research
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Open product pageSureshot Heated Softshell Glove
Softshell construction built for more dexterity than a GORE-TEX heated glove
A softshell heated glove from Outdoor Research designed for greater dexterity than a hardshell or GORE-TEX heated glove, listed at $325.
Why it is on this list: It's positioned as the most dexterous heated glove in Outdoor Research's lineup, useful for anyone who needs finer hand movement than a bulkier GORE-TEX glove allows.
Key features
- Softshell construction
- Battery-powered heating system
- Style: 5-finger softshell glove
- Pros
- Softshell construction for more dexterity than the Prevail's GORE-TEX shell
- Lower price than the Prevail glove and mitt
- Cons
- Softshell isn't as waterproof as a GORE-TEX shell
- No touchscreen compatibility published
Before you buy: This softshell construction is less waterproof than a GORE-TEX shell like the Prevail's.
EH8 Pro Extreme Cold Heated Ski Gloves
Savior Heat
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Open product pageEH8 Pro Extreme Cold Heated Ski Gloves
Brand's flagship glove-cut model, purpose-built for extreme-cold conditions
Savior Heat's current flagship glove-cut heated model, confirmed at $309.99 on saviorheat.com. This pick replaces an original name ('EH Pro Heated Gloves') that didn't match any current Savior Heat SKU.
Why it is on this list: Note: the originally proposed pick, 'EH Pro Heated Gloves,' doesn't match any current Savior Heat SKU. This entry was swapped for the brand's current, confirmed flagship glove-cut model, the EH8 Pro, to keep this list accurate.
Key features
- Battery-powered heating system
- Positioned for extreme-cold use
- Style: 5-finger glove
- Pros
- Confirmed $309.99 current price directly on saviorheat.com
- Positioned by the brand for extreme-cold conditions
- Cons
- Sold primarily direct-to-consumer; no matching current-model Amazon listing found
- Easy to confuse with Savior Heat's separate mitten version or its cheaper GVMP01 model — make sure you're buying the glove-cut EH8 Pro
Before you buy: Savior Heat also sells an EH8 Pro mitten version and a cheaper GVMP01 'Pro Heated Snowboard Mittens 2.0' at $209.99 — confirm you're ordering the glove-cut EH8 Pro to avoid confusing SKUs. Sold primarily direct-to-consumer; no matching Amazon listing was found.
Powergloves Ski Light Boost
Therm-ic
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Open product pagePowergloves Ski Light Boost
Confirmed current US price well below most other heated gloves here
Therm-ic's current heated ski glove, confirmed at $199.95 on therm-ic.us. This pick replaces an original name ('Ski Heat Boost') that doesn't exist as a current SKU.
Why it is on this list: Note: the originally proposed pick, 'Ski Heat Boost,' doesn't exist as a current Therm-ic SKU. This entry was swapped for the brand's correct current product, the Powergloves Ski Light Boost, to keep this list accurate.
Key features
- Battery-powered heating system
- Style: 5-finger glove
- Pros
- Confirmed $199.95 current US price on therm-ic.us
- Lower price than most other heated gloves on this list
- Cons
- Listed as a 'sale' price off a $399.95 strikethrough — treat $199.95 as the real current US price, not a temporary discount
- EU therm-ic sites show different, non-US prices that shouldn't be used for US buyers
Before you buy: Therm-ic's US site displays this as a sale price off a $399.95 strikethrough; treat $199.95 as the real current US price. The EU therm-ic.com and therm-icx.com sites show different, non-US prices that shouldn't be used for US buyers.
HeatTouch ST Atlas Glove
Seirus
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Open product pageHeatTouch ST Atlas Glove
Everyday-warmth heated glove from Seirus's Atlas Series
Seirus's everyday-warmth heated glove from its Atlas Series, confirmed at $259.99 on seirus.com. This pick replaces an original name ('Journey Glove') that no current Seirus SKU matches.
Why it is on this list: Note: no current Seirus product called 'Journey Glove' could be found. This entry was swapped for the closest comparable everyday-warmth pick in Seirus's current lineup, the HeatTouch ST Atlas Glove, to keep this list accurate.
Key features
- Battery-powered heating system
- Part of Seirus's Atlas (everyday/6+ hr) series
- Style: 5-finger glove
- Pros
- Confirmed $259.99 current price on seirus.com
- Part of Seirus's everyday-warmth Atlas Series (rated 6+ hours by the brand)
- Cons
- Seirus's separate Hellfire Series is positioned for more extreme cold if you need longer/higher heat output
Before you buy: Seirus also sells a separate Hellfire Series positioned for more extreme cold and longer run times (12+ hours per the brand); the Atlas Series is the everyday-warmth option featured here.
5V Battery Heated Softshell Glove
ActionHeat
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Open product page5V Battery Heated Softshell Glove
Budget-friendly, genuinely US-stocked heated softshell glove with 3 heat settings
An affordable battery-heated softshell glove with 3 heat settings, sold via a matching current Amazon listing. This pick replaces an original UK-only pick ('HeatPerformance ULTIMATE') that isn't confirmed for US sale.
Why it is on this list: Note: the originally proposed pick, the UK-based HeatPerformance ULTIMATE Dual Heating Glove, was only found priced in GBP on a UK site with unconfirmed US shipping. This entry was swapped for the ActionHeat 5V Softshell Glove, a verified US alternative genuinely priced and stocked in USD.
Key features
- 3 heat settings
- Battery-powered heating system
- Softshell construction
- Style: 5-finger softshell glove
- Heat settings: 3, per brand
- Pros
- Affordable entry point relative to other heated gloves on this list
- Confirmed matching current Amazon listing with 3 heat settings
- Genuinely stocked for US buyers
- Cons
- Softshell construction rather than a premium waterproof shell
- A heavier Snow Glove version exists at a different ASIN — confirm you're ordering the model you want
Before you buy: A heavier ActionHeat 5V Snow Glove version is sold under a separate ASIN (B07Z873JXF) — check the softshell vs. snow-glove distinction before ordering.
Who should choose what
You want a full-featured GORE-TEX heated glove with a confirmed matching Amazon listing
Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Glove
You run especially cold and want maximum heated warmth in a mitt
Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Mitt
You want a premium heated gauntlet mitt
Power Heater Gauntlet Mitt
You want the same gauntlet heating tech with 5-finger dexterity
Power Heater Gauntlet (5-finger glove)
Price is no object and you want the most advanced heating tech here
Forge Heated Glove (with Clim8)
You need a more dexterous heated glove for detailed hand movement
Sureshot Heated Softshell Glove
You face extreme-cold conditions and want a dedicated glove
EH8 Pro Extreme Cold Heated Ski Gloves
You want the best value confirmed-price heated glove here
Powergloves Ski Light Boost
You want reliable everyday heated warmth (6+ hours per brand)
HeatTouch ST Atlas Glove
You're on a tight budget and want a genuinely US-stocked heated glove
5V Battery Heated Softshell Glove
Common questions
- Are any of these gloves non-heated?
- No. This guide covers only battery-heated gloves and mitts. Non-heated ski gloves and mittens are covered in Guidevio's separate Best Ski Gloves guide, and there's no overlap between the two lists.
- Why were two picks swapped from the original research?
- Two originally proposed picks — 'Savior Heat EH Pro Heated Gloves,' 'Therm-ic Ski Heat Boost,' 'Seirus Journey Glove,' and 'HeatPerformance ULTIMATE Dual Heating Glove' — either didn't match any current SKU from the brand or, in HeatPerformance's case, was only confirmed for sale in the UK with unconfirmed US availability. Each was swapped for the closest verified, currently sold US model from a comparable brand (Savior Heat EH8 Pro, Therm-ic Powergloves Ski Light Boost, Seirus HeatTouch ST Atlas, and ActionHeat 5V Softshell), and the swap is disclosed in that pick's write-up.
- How long does the battery last on these gloves?
- Run-time varies by brand and heat setting; this guide reports run-time only where a brand explicitly publishes it, such as Seirus rating its Atlas Series for 6+ hours and its separate Hellfire Series for 12+ hours. Guidevio has not independently tested battery run-time on any of these gloves.
- What's the cheapest heated glove on this list?
- The ActionHeat 5V Battery Heated Softshell Glove is generally the least expensive option on this list and is genuinely stocked for US buyers; see ActionHeat's current pricing for exact figures.
- Should I buy a heated glove or a heated mitt?
- Mitts, like the Outdoor Research Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Mitt and Hestra's Power Heater Gauntlet Mitt, are generally warmer because fingers share heat, while 5-finger heated gloves like the Prevail Glove or Hestra's 5-finger Power Heater Gauntlet offer more dexterity for buckles, poles and phones.
Sources consulted
Official product pages, specification sheets and retailer listings used to compile this guide.
- Outdoor Research: Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Gloves — https://www.outdoorresearch.com/products/prevail-heated-gore-tex-gloves-322224
- Outdoor Research: Prevail Heated GORE-TEX Mitts — https://www.outdoorresearch.com/products/prevail-heated-gore-tex-mitts-300006
- Hestra: hestragloves.us — https://www.hestragloves.us
- Gordini: gordini.com — https://gordini.com
- Outdoor Research: outdoorresearch.com — https://www.outdoorresearch.com
- Savior Heat: Heated Ski Mittens 3.0 / EH8 Pro — https://saviorheat.com/products/heated-ski-mittens-3-0
- Therm-ic: Powergloves Ski Light Boost — https://www.therm-ic.us/products/heated-ski-gloves-powergloves-ski-light-boost-1
- Seirus: HeatTouch Atlas Glove — https://www.seirus.com/products/heattouch-atlas-glove
- ActionHeat 5V Softshell Glove (Amazon listing) — https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L9DGQ9P
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