Are HeatGrip gloves PPE?

No. They're heated winter gloves. Use certified PPE where your job requires it.

Can I use them for gardening?

Yes, for winter gardening and outdoor chores. Remove the batteries before washing off mud.

Are they good for dog walking?

Ideal. They keep your fingers warm on early-morning walks, and you can still use your phone and poo bags.

Yes, the textured palm gives a good grip on the steering wheel.

Can I wear HeatGrip for work?

For general outdoor warmth, potentially. It is not certified PPE and must not replace required safety gloves.

Are these gloves cut resistant?

No cut-resistance certification is stated. Use approved cut-resistant gloves when the task requires them.

Can I use them in rain at work?

They are water-resistant, not waterproof, so they are not intended for prolonged heavy rain.

How long will the battery last during a shift?

Exact hours are unknown; low runs longest. Ask us if runtime matters.

Are they machine washable?

No washing instructions specify machine washing. Hand-wash after removing the batteries.

Heated Work Gloves | For Outdoor Workers

Name: HeatGrip Heated Gloves
Brand: HeatGrip
SKU: HG-1
Availability: InStock

Written by the HeatGrip team · Last updated 21 October 2026

Quick answer

HeatGrip heated gloves can add warmth for general outdoor work in cold conditions. Carbon-fibre loops run along the back of the hand and every finger to the tip, warming in about 8 seconds. They have three settings, rechargeable batteries in zipped cuff pockets and a textured palm. They are not certified PPE; use required workplace protection.

Warm fingers, nimble hands

Cold fingers lose strength and dexterity fast, which makes small tasks slow and frustrating. HeatGrip's slim fingers and fingertip heating keep your hands moving through a long shift.

Stay connected

Touchscreen tips let you scan delivery apps, take calls and photograph jobs without taking your gloves off.

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

All-day use

Each glove has a slim rechargeable battery in a zipped cuff pocket. Charge both from any USB plug or laptop with the cable in the box. The low setting runs longest; high gives the most heat. On long shifts, use low for steady warmth and save high for the coldest stretches.

PPE note

HeatGrip isn't certified PPE and isn't designed for cut, chemical or impact protection. Where your job requires safety gloves, wear certified ones. HeatGrip is ideal for general outdoor work, driving and breaks.

Kit out the team

Our 3-pair bundle works out at £73 a pair. 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.

Heated gloves for outdoor work

Cold hands can make ordinary outdoor tasks uncomfortable, whether you are walking a site, tending a garden or working outside for part of the day. HeatGrip adds warmth through carbon-fibre loops along the back of the hand and every finger to the tip. It warms in about 8 seconds and offers three settings controlled by one button on the back of the hand. A textured palm provides a practical surface for everyday handling. However, HeatGrip is not certified personal protective equipment. It does not replace gloves selected for workplace hazards, and it should not be used where your employer requires certified or specialist protection. Always follow your risk assessment and workplace instructions before choosing any glove.

Important: not certified PPE

HeatGrip is a heated winter glove, not certified PPE. It is not certified for protection against cuts, impact, chemicals, electricity, heat or other workplace hazards. A textured palm does not make it a safety glove, and a warm hand is not a substitute for risk control. If your role requires a particular glove standard, ask your employer or safety lead and wear approved equipment. Do not wear HeatGrip in place of mandatory protective gloves. It is also not CE motorcycle protective gear and is not a medical device. These limits matter more than convenience: use the right equipment for the job, even if that means choosing a different glove.

Battery placement and everyday practicality

Each glove has a slim rechargeable battery in a zipped cuff pocket, leaving the palm available for handling objects. Two batteries and a USB cable come with a pair, and you can charge them from any USB plug or laptop. Three heat levels are selected with one button. The low setting runs longest, but exact runtime hours are unknown; ask us if the duration matters for a shift. Plan charging ahead rather than assuming a full working day from one charge. The gloves warm in about 8 seconds. Touchscreen thumb and index tips can be useful when stopped to check a phone, but avoid using a device while doing a task that requires attention or safe handling.

Weather and fit for outdoor tasks

The outer shell is water-resistant, not waterproof. It may be suitable for some everyday exposure to drizzle, but it should not be relied on through prolonged heavy rain or soaked conditions. Choose gloves specifically designed for wet work if needed. HeatGrip is one size fits most for palm measurements of 18 to 24 cm and has a Velcro adjustable cuff. Measure your palm and consider whether the glove allows comfortable movement for your task. The cuff can be adjusted, but fit does not determine whether a glove offers required safety protection. Remove batteries before hand-washing and allow the gloves to dry before putting batteries back.

Buying HeatGrip for general use

For non-specialist outdoor use, HeatGrip combines fingertip heat, three settings, a textured palm and rechargeable batteries. One pair is £89 (was £178), two are £159 (£79.50 each), and three are £219 (£73 each). Optional secure delivery and lifetime warranty are £4.95. Orders are dispatched within 24 hours on working days; tracked UK delivery takes 2 to 5 working days and is UK only. Checkout is through secure Shopify checkout. The 90-day money-back guarantee includes a free return label. Consider the product’s limits before ordering: it is water-resistant, not waterproof, and not certified PPE. If your work has formal glove requirements, check those requirements first rather than relying on a general-purpose heated glove.

What to look for

Heat coverage along each finger
One-button control with three settings
Textured palm for everyday handling
Rechargeable batteries in zipped cuffs
Water-resistant shell, not waterproof
Hand-wash only after battery removal
Check workplace rules and PPE requirements

Is HeatGrip right for you?

A great fit if you…

General outdoor tasks in cold weather
Dog walking, gardening and site visits
People wanting touchscreen fingertips
Those seeking adjustable warmth
People with palms measuring 18 to 24 cm

Probably not for you if…

Jobs requiring certified PPE or specialist gloves
Tasks with chemical, cut, impact or electrical hazards
Prolonged heavy rain or wet conditions

Work gloves and heated gloves compared

Feature	HeatGrip	Certified work glove
Purpose	Warmth and comfort	Hazard protection
Certification	Not certified PPE	Check product label
Finger warmth	Heated to tips	Varies by glove
Settings	Three heat levels	Usually none
Palm	Textured surface	Varies by glove
Wet weather	Water-resistant	Varies by glove

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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