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Battery Heated Thinsulate Thermal Gloves Clearance Price £8.39 @ ebay betterlife-and-lloydspharmacy
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Posted 2 December 2012

Battery Heated Thinsulate Thermal Gloves Clearance Price £8.39 @ ebay betterlife-and-lloydspharmacy

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Great warm gloves, I paid £9.99 for mine but have since found the same ones cheaper.

Unisex Battery Heated Winter Gloves

Excellent Value - One Off Clearence Price!!

Great when used with rechargables aswell

It seems once again an eBay buyer has seen a boom in sales and upped the price by 40p, tut tut



These gloves feature an advanced battery operated heating system of up to 26 degrees, which circulates gentle warmth around the hands. When the batteries, which are hidden in discreet compartments on the cuffs are connected they will heat up in a matter of minutes and will keep your hands warm for hours.



They also feature the thinsulate thermal fleece lining for added heat retention as well as a water-resistant outer material, which makes them ideal for skiing and other outdoor pursuits. There is even enough room to carry your keys or lipstick in the battery pocket. Each glove requires 1 x size 'D' battery (not included). Available in Small and Medium to Large (measurement from your longest finger to your wrist.





Features


Heating temperature of up to 26 degrees
Circulates gentle warmth around the hands
Thermal fleece lining for added heat retention
Water resistant outer material
Ideal for outdoor activities
Storage pocket

Specifications (measurement from longest finger to wrist)

Small: 7"
Medium/Large Size: 9"
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  1. deleted598811's avatar
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    jpram

    Cold for me.

    If you put the battery in they should warm up..
  2. darkovo's avatar
    "D" battery! where the heck do you shove that, they're massive!!
  3. deleted552235's avatar
    We'll all be walking round like apes soon due to the D cell batteries weighing down our hands
  4. deleted255979's avatar
    great to puch hubby on his face when he will think aawww how cute shes come for a hug
  6. PeterPeenutz's avatar
    I was thinking of wiring this up to a car battery discretely hidden in my pocket to get longer use out of it.
  7. deleted598811's avatar
    Author
    Haha I might try wiring a 9v battery in there to get abit more heat 8-)
  8. dean031's avatar
    Good idea but I bet they knock the granny out of the battery. Also like above poster said a D cell is humongous. Could be classed as an offensive weapon if I had one of these stuffed down my gloves whilst working the doors oO
  9. liltman's avatar
    Very good point lol, maybe on the wrist part. Hmm
    Could be a bit strange feeling.

    I want to get them for my other half but unsure if she would like them.
    Also clueless on size lol, guessing small though
  10. deleted598811's avatar
    Author
    I dont really notice the battery if im honest, it lasts suprisingly well im still on my first, you can get them that take double A's aswell
  11. deleted40649's avatar
    this is a different glove I think, but gives you an idea of the battery size!

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  12. Laurel-Hardy's avatar
    Expensive to run and I doubt rechargeables will last long.
  13. deleted598811's avatar
    Author
    haha, id rather have nice warm hands and abit of weight training at the same time than a trip to the hospital to get them meroved!
  14. stealth666's avatar
    As 'D' batts are expensive compared to the smaller one, you could get a 'A' to 'D' converter off ebay or somewhere (ebay.co.uk/itm…196?pt=UK_ConsumerElectronics_Batteries_SM&hash=item3a5ea94ac4), obviously it won't last as long but would be cheaper in the long run with all the Alkaline 'A' batt deals at the mo'....
  15. Untouch's avatar
    Good price but unsure about the huge battery.
  16. jpram's avatar
    Cold for me.
  17. deleted521433's avatar
    stealth666

    As 'D' batts are expensive compared to the smaller one, you could get a … As 'D' batts are expensive compared to the smaller one, you could get a 'A' to 'D' converter off ebay or somewhere (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AAA-TO-AA-TO-C-TO-D-IN-ONE-BATTERY-CONVERTER-ADAPTER-/250696256196?pt=UK_ConsumerElectronics_Batteries_SM&hash=item3a5ea94ac4), obviously it won't last as long but would be cheaper in the long run with all the Alkaline 'A' batt deals at the mo'....


    Where is the rest of your comment? .. did you just run out of battery?
    (edited)
  18. JustExtreme's avatar
    Excellent, seems good for raynaud's
  19. flopstocks's avatar
    Huge battery is putting me off, good price though
  20. iCoxyyyy's avatar
    I have these, they are far from discrete! The D sized batteries leave huge lumps on the back of your hand and the quality of the heat is just as good as the body heat you'd keep in off standard thinsulate gloves, so IMO, a poor product at a suited price!
  21. ChipSticks's avatar
    Was just about to order until I saw the battery size... Wowzers lol
  22. chromosome17's avatar
    but how hot do they get?
  23. deleted148805's avatar
    I got some last year from Clas Ohlsen for about 15 quid. They heat the fingers as well and use three AAs so smaller. I used them when we went skiing and they were great.
  24. divinityitself's avatar
    keetster83

    We'll all be walking round like apes soon due to the D cell batteries … We'll all be walking round like apes soon due to the D cell batteries weighing down our hands



    "There is even enough room to carry your keys or lipstick in the battery pocket."

    Great post! heat added for making me laugh quite hard.
  25. pibpob's avatar
    Creating heat takes a large amount of power - hence the large cell. The motorcycle ones consume about 10W each. The best alkaline D-cell is about 30Wh so that would go flat in 3 hours.
  26. deleted472777's avatar
    PeterPeenutz

    I was thinking of wiring this up to a car battery discretely hidden in my … I was thinking of wiring this up to a car battery discretely hidden in my pocket to get longer use out of it.


    these would go a treat with these solar powered rucksacks
  27. deleted101417's avatar
    I tried some a few years ago that had 3 AAA's and they lasted an hour tops
    waste of money
  28. deleted663164's avatar
    PeterPeenutz

    I was thinking of wiring this up to a car battery discretely hidden in my … I was thinking of wiring this up to a car battery discretely hidden in my pocket to get longer use out of it.



    oh that made me laugh. as others have said, battery way too big!

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