Heated Liner Gloves
Warm hands that don't interrupt your life.
Designed for people living with Raynaud's.
Both sides of all five fingers — 3 levels, 104–140°F
Four batteries included — swap, don't wait
An ordinary winter glove — nothing to explain
The market
The real cost
When cold hands are an everyday thing — not a weekend trip — you pay that price daily. For people living with Raynaud's, this is an all-day, indoors, every-weekday reality.
What you get
Our direction
The heating elements run across the back of the hand and up both sides of every finger — not just the back of the fingers, where mainstream gloves stop. Warmth is perceptible within about ten seconds, starting where cold hands feel it first.
An ultra-thin liner in a soft, double-brushed knit. It holds the finger dexterity to type, text, and handle small tasks — and it's made to stay soft and keep its look through daily wear.
Two full pairs. When a set runs flat, you click in the next one instead of waiting by a charger. The dual-head charger has an indicator light, so the spare set is always ready to go.
The battery pod sits on the back of your hand, held by a strap. It stays clear of the wrist spot that presses into a desk or a chair arm — so typing through a full day never means leaning on a battery.
An everyday silhouette with no sport styling, and a control light that fades after three seconds. Nothing about it asks for a second look. The first run comes in four sizes — XS, S, M, L — sized around the people who actually live in gloves like these.
Touchscreen fingertips
The thumb and index fingertips are made with conductive fabric — the two fingers you text with — so a tap or a swipe goes straight through. A message comes in mid-morning: you answer it, and the gloves never come off. No cold fingers, five minutes later.
How it works
It locks onto the back of your hand; the strap keeps it from shifting.
Snug and close to the skin, with the fit you'd expect from an everyday glove. Four sizes — XS, S, M, L.
One button turns it on. Three settings — 104°F, 122°F, 140°F. Warmth shows up within about ten seconds.
When a set runs flat, click in a fresh one and drop the empty pair on the dual-head charger. The indicator light says when they're ready.
Where it stands
The heating layout, thin liner build, four-battery configuration, back-of-hand battery, touchscreen fingertips, and the four-size range (XS, S, M, L) are fixed in the product definition.
The smallest two sizes are built and in our warehouse; the larger two are on the line, with final inspection in mid-October. Sample photography follows.
Heat-up speed, heat levels, charging, and room-temperature runtime were measured on pre-production samples and met spec. We're re-confirming each on production units now — we'll publish what the tests say, not what we hope they'll say.
These are comfort products, not medical devices. Nothing on this page is intended to treat, relieve, or prevent any medical condition.
The fabric direction as it stands in the product definition.
The first run covers four sizes — measure your palm and middle finger to match the guide.
Specifications
Runtime per battery set is being re-confirmed on production units; the confirmed figure will be published with the launch details.
FAQ
No. These are personal-comfort gloves. They're designed for people living with Raynaud's, but nothing here treats, relieves, or prevents any condition — for that, talk to your doctor.
Yes. If your hands run cold at a desk, in a classroom, or around the house, they're built for exactly that kind of day.
No — this is an indoor everyday liner, not outdoor insulation. For cold-weather outings, wear them under a heavier shell glove.
Four: XS, S, M, and L. The first run is sized around the community these gloves were designed for, where most wearers are women. Measure your palm circumference and middle-finger length and match the guide above. Larger sizes may follow if there's demand.
Room-temperature runtime was measured on samples and met the spec for each level; we're re-confirming it on production units before launch. What's fixed: four batteries ship in the box, so a flat set doesn't end your day.
Within about ten seconds you feel noticeable warmth at the back of the hand and fingers.
Launch updates
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