Versatile Glasgow Heated Dralon Liner Gloves | ororo®

Gloves seem a little tight and hoping they stretch out a bit but like that the gloves now have the heat through the fingers/

Although my 8½" hands are are at the small end of Medium in the size guide, I could not even get them in the liners. Very tight around the palm and impossible to slide over my fingers. Fortunately the return process is easy. Unfortunately it's very cold here and it will take a while for the larger gloves I ordered to get here from China.

Not waterproof, but liners alone can be used as functional gloves for the right situation

They kept my hands cold while outdoors working. If fit well, though I had to exchange them for the two XL to get the finger length I needed. The exchange process was painless. They won’t hold up under outdoor work but will keep your hands warm in cold weather.

I purchased these in a small according to my measurements. They were far too small and short on my fingers. Exchanged them for a medium and they fit much better. I might have even been able to go up to a large, but I'm sticking with the medium as I'd rather not have to wait to return/exchange them again. The material is soft fleece and the heating on the top of my hand and fingers is nice. I wish the heating was in the palms and underside of the fingers also for an all around heating, but they still help. I have Raynaud's and as a result, get cold pretty quickly/easily. I can see how these are going to be helpful when out hiking and camping and imagine that if I'm moving around, my hands will warm up much faster than without the added heat. I do wish the heat was a little warmer as even on high it feels like a low heat, but again, once I'm out in the elements and moving around, I'm guessing it'll still be helpful. I'm excited to put these to the test out in the elements very soon!

I've tried dozens of different kinds of gloves for photography. Either my fingers are cold, or they are warm and I can't use the controls on the camera. These are thin enough that I can use the controls while wearing the gloves and they keep my hands warm. I've used them in single digits, and they were OK. Only occasionally needing to turn them on the highest setting.

So many problems with these liners. I have the Ororo mittens and love them but wanted to try something with a leaner profile. Liners sadly have so many issues. 1. Why battery on the bottom. Heavy battery hangs and I am using rubber bands to keep them close to my wrist. 2. Sizing off. I measured a small bit had to exchange for medium. The hand portion is fine but the area on the wrist wants to ride up and seems short from finger to palm. Also the wrist is loose, needs a strap like the mittens 3. They just aren't warm.

I have another pair of heated gloves that I love, but they are very bulky. I understand these are liners, but they have features that make it seem more like one would use these as regular gloves. For example, they have the pads to use your phone, and the batteries are so large that it would be hard/impossible to use these as liners for larger gloves. I was hopeful these would work when I'm working outside (I work for a school) but am not outside for long periods of time. Unfortunately, the wind blows right through them. I appreciate that they have three heat settings. They are easy to wear while driving and I can wear them at work when I'm typing and they help keep my Raynaud's at bay. Unfortunately, outside, even on the warmest setting, they are ineffective. Maybe in 40ºF+ weather they would be fine, but in New England winter temps they are insufficient. I also want to note that they run small. Per the sizing chart, I ordered a small. However, I have long fingers and ended up needing to size up to a large.