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HeatGrip

Heated gloves for older people

Circulation slows with age, and cold hands make everyday things harder. HeatGrip is simple to use, with one big button, an easy-on cuff and gentle heat, which makes it a thoughtful gift for parents and grandparents.

  • Warm fingertips in about 8 seconds
  • 3 heat settings, one easy button
  • Battery in each cuff, no wires
  • Touchscreen thumb and finger
  • Water-resistant shell
  • 2 batteries + USB cable included
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Quick answer

HeatGrip heated gloves are rechargeable gloves with carbon-fibre warmth along each finger, three settings and touchscreen tips. They may suit older adults who want warmth for everyday outdoor use, provided the fit, controls and battery handling are manageable. They are not a medical device. If sensation is reduced or safety is uncertain, speak to a GP or carer before use.

Health note: HeatGrip is a heated glove, not a medical device. It doesn't treat any condition. If you have a health condition, reduced feeling in your hands or diabetes, please speak to your GP before using heated clothing.

Why older hands feel the cold

As we get older, circulation to the hands and feet often reduces, and conditions like arthritis and Raynaud's become more common. Cold fingers make it harder to grip shopping, find keys or use a phone.

Simple to use

There's one large button: press and hold to switch on, tap to change the heat. A wide cuff with a velcro strap makes them easy to put on. No apps, no settings to learn.

Diagram of HeatGrip carbon fibre heat loop reaching every fingertip
Carbon-fibre loops carry heat to every fingertip.

Charging made easy

Plug the batteries into a USB plug, just like a phone. A light shows when they're charging and when they're full. Two batteries and a cable come in the box.

Safety

Start on low and check skin regularly, especially if sensation is reduced (for example, with diabetes). Not a medical device. See our guide: are heated gloves safe?

The perfect gift

The 2-pair and 3-pair bundles are popular as gifts for grandparents. Every order is dispatched within 24 hours on working days, arrives by tracked UK delivery in 2 to 5 working days, and is covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee with a free return label.

Choosing heated gloves for an older adult

A useful glove should be comfortable to put on, easy to control and suitable for the activity. HeatGrip has one button on the back of each hand, three settings and a zipped cuff pocket for each battery. These details may be manageable for one person and awkward for another, so consider dexterity, vision, grip and confidence with charging. HeatGrip is not a medical device and does not provide care or supervision. Age UK offers broader information and support for older people, but advice about a person's health or daily needs should come from their own care team. If a family member is choosing a pair, involve the wearer and check that they can recognise warmth and remove the gloves independently or have suitable help.

Simple controls and a suitable fit

HeatGrip has three heat settings, controlled by one button on the back of each hand. One size fits most, for palm widths of 18 to 24 cm, with an adjustable cuff. Measure across the knuckles before ordering and consider whether the wearer can fasten the cuff and operate the button. The slim battery sits in a zipped cuff pocket; each pair includes two batteries and a USB cable. If a wearer needs help handling small items, plan how charging and battery removal will be managed. The low setting runs longest, but exact hours are not specified: ask us if runtime is important. The guarantee includes a free return label if the product is not right, though it does not replace professional advice.

How to use the heat thoughtfully

The heating loops run along the back of the hand and every finger to the tip, and the gloves warm in about 8 seconds. Start with a setting that feels comfortable and check the hands regularly. Anyone who cannot reliably judge warmth, including people with reduced sensation, should ask a GP before using a heated product. This is a precaution, not a claim that the gloves are suitable for a health condition. HeatGrip is not a medical device and makes no promise to prevent or treat symptoms. Stop use if the gloves feel uncomfortable or operate unusually. Follow the product instructions and seek individual advice whenever health, sensation or safe operation is uncertain.

Charging and looking after the gloves

Each glove has its own rechargeable battery, stored in a zipped cuff pocket. Charge the pair from a USB plug or laptop using the included cable. Do not charge a damaged battery, and follow the supplied instructions for charging and storage. Before hand-washing, remove both batteries; the shell is water-resistant, not waterproof, so do not immerse the gloves or assume they can be used in heavy rain. Check the gloves and cable for visible damage before use. Electrical Safety First provides general electrical safety advice, but product-specific questions should be answered by the instructions or our support team. The gloves are not certified PPE, so they should not replace protective equipment required for a task.

Price, delivery and guarantee

One pair costs £89, two pairs cost £159 (£79.50 each), or three pairs cost £219 (£73 each). Each pair includes two batteries and a USB cable. Orders are dispatched within 24 hours on working days and sent with tracked UK delivery in 2 to 5 working days; delivery is UK only. HeatGrip comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee and free return label. Consider the fit, intended use and the wearer's ability to use and charge the gloves before purchase. If you need a specific runtime, ask us: low runs longest, but exact hours are unknown. These practical facts can help with a decision, but they are not safety certification or medical advice.

A practical routine for cold days

Before heading out, charge both batteries using the included USB cable and check that each is seated in its zipped cuff pocket. Select a setting with the button on the back of the hand, then adjust the cuff so it feels secure without being uncomfortable. HeatGrip warms in about 8 seconds, but comfort depends on the person and conditions. The low setting runs longest; the exact hours are not known, so ask us if you need a runtime estimate for a particular outing. Touchscreen thumb and index tips can help with simple phone interactions, and the textured palm supports everyday handling. Take care when using any heated product, especially if you cannot easily judge temperature or remove the gloves. They are designed for warmth, not for every specialist activity or condition.

What the product details do and do not mean

A thermal test recorded a fingertip temperature of 32.7°C with HeatGrip and 14.2°C with an ordinary glove. This is a result from that test, not a guarantee of the temperature every wearer will experience, and it does not establish a health benefit. Likewise, three settings provide a choice of heat level but do not make the gloves a medical treatment. For health concerns, rely on appropriate professional guidance. The shell is water-resistant, not waterproof, and the gloves are not certified PPE. Always consider the weather, task and any relevant workplace requirements. If the product is not right for fit or comfort, the 90-day money-back guarantee includes a free return label. Contact us with product questions before ordering, particularly if a feature such as fit or battery runtime is important to your plans.

What to look for

  • Heating loops run along the back of the hand and each finger to the tip.
  • Three settings are selected with one button on the back of the hand.
  • Each glove contains a slim battery in a zipped cuff pocket.
  • Two batteries and one USB cable are included per pair.
  • Touchscreen thumb and index tips, plus a textured palm.
  • The shell is water-resistant, not waterproof.
  • Hand-wash only after removing batteries; check palm size is 18 to 24 cm.

Is HeatGrip right for you?

A great fit if you…

  • Older adults wanting rechargeable warmth for ordinary cold-weather use.
  • People able to manage the button, cuff and battery safely.
  • People whose palm width is within the 18 to 24 cm range.
  • People who understand the gloves are not medical equipment or certified PPE.

Probably not for you if…

  • People with reduced sensation, including diabetic neuropathy, should check with a GP before use.
  • Anyone who needs a waterproof glove for prolonged heavy rain.
  • Anyone needing certified protective equipment or a medical device.

What to know about HeatGrip

FeatureHeatGripWhat to expect
Warm-upAbout 8 secondsProduct-specific
Heat choiceThree settingsButton control
CoverageEvery finger to tipCarbon-fibre loops
PowerRechargeable batteriesOne per glove
Water ratingWater-resistantNot waterproof
CleaningHand-washRemove batteries first
CertificationNot certified PPENot a medical device

Why UK buyers trust HeatGrip

Tested by us, backed by a 90-day guarantee.

Thermal comparison: wool glove at 14.2°C vs HeatGrip at 32.7°C
  • 32.7°CMeasured inside HeatGrip vs 14.2°C in a wool glove (our thermal test)
  • ~8 secTo feel the warmth after pressing the button
  • 2 + 1Rechargeable batteries plus charging cable in every box
  • 90-day money-backNot warm enough? Full refund, return label on us.
  • Dispatched in 24hTracked UK delivery in 2–5 working days.
  • Lifetime warranty optionAdd it at checkout for £4.95.
  • Secure Shopify checkoutCard, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

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Questions about heated gloves for older people

Are heated gloves suitable for elderly people?

Yes. HeatGrip has one big button and an easy cuff. Start on low and check skin regularly if sensation is reduced.

Can someone with diabetes use them?

Ask your GP first, as reduced sensation means you may not notice if the gloves are too warm.

Are they easy to charge?

Yes, with any USB plug, like a phone.

Can I send them as a gift?

Yes. Enter the recipient's address at checkout and we'll deliver it directly.

Is HeatGrip a medical device?

No. It is a consumer heated glove, not a medical device.

Is it certified protective equipment?

No. It is not certified PPE; use appropriate approved equipment where a task requires it.

How long does the battery run?

The low setting runs longest. Exact hours are unknown, so ask us.

Can I wash the gloves?

Hand-wash after removing the batteries from both gloves.

Are the gloves waterproof?

No. The shell is water-resistant, not waterproof.

Who should seek advice before use?

People with reduced sensation, including diabetic neuropathy, should check with a GP before using heated gloves.

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