Heated Glove Liners for Men & Women - Rechargeable, Thin, Touchscreen for Raynaud's & Arthritis, Ideal for Skiing & Driving

About this item

• 【Heating Elements for Full Finger Coverage】Unlike many heated gloves that leave fingertips cold, our liners are equipped with flexible carbon fiber heating elements that wrap around each fingertip. This ensures that warmth reaches every part of your fingers, providing consistent and cozy heat.
• 【Soft, Comfortable, Durable, Thin Liner】Our lightweight heated liners are designed for ultimate comfort with their soft feel. Made from advanced fiber and Lycra materials, these liners offer 12% more fabric bulkiness than other fibers, resisting static electricity and fabric pilling. The palms feature silicone anti-slip material for added grip.
• 【Quick Heating & Adjustable Temperature】ThxToms rechargeable heated glove liners feature cutting-edge 7.4V 2500mAh batteries that reach maximum heat in a mere 10 seconds. These gloves offer three customizable heat settings to provide continuous warmth and comfort during all your winter activities. Convenient LED indicators on the top button display the current heat level selected for easy monitoring.
• 【Touchscreen-Compatible】The index fingertip and thumb of these heated gloves are made with the latest sensitive touchscreen material, allowing you to type or browse the web without removing them. Additionally, the palms are covered with anti-slip silicone, ensuring a secure grip on your phone or other gear. Perfect for regular use as running, driving, or biking gloves on cool days.
• Unisex Heated Glove Liners for Raynaud's, Arthritis Hands, Driving, Winter Sports, Outdoor Work, Ski, Snowboarding, Riding, Hiking, Cycling, Hunting
• 【Ideal for Winter Outdoor Activities】These electric hand warmer gloves are perfect for those with poor blood circulation. They are versatile for a range of outdoor sports and activities, including cold weather driving, running, cycling, hiking, camping, climbing, skating, snow skiing, snowboarding, ice fishing, hunting, snow shoveling, and walking.