Are batteries included?

Yes. Every pair comes with two rechargeable batteries and a USB charging cable.

Can I charge them from a power bank?

Yes, any standard USB power source works.

Can I buy spare batteries?

Get in touch through our contact page and we'll help you.

Is it safe to charge them overnight?

Use the supplied cable and charge on a hard surface, away from anything flammable, as you would with any lithium battery.

Are the batteries included?

Yes. A pair includes two batteries and a USB cable.

Can I charge the gloves from a laptop?

Yes, the batteries can be charged from a USB plug or laptop.

How many hours do they stay warm?

The low setting runs longest, but exact hours are unknown. Ask us for guidance.

Can the gloves be washed?

Yes, hand-wash them after removing the batteries.

Are the gloves wired?

No cable connects them to a power source while worn; each glove has a cuff battery.

Rechargeable Heated Gloves | Battery, No Wires

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

Written by the HeatGrip team · Last updated 21 October 2026

Quick answer

HeatGrip rechargeable heated gloves have one slim battery in a zipped cuff pocket on each glove. Two batteries and a USB cable are included, and they charge from a USB plug or laptop. Carbon-fibre heat loops run along the back of the hand and every finger to the tip, warming in about 8 seconds, with three settings.

How battery heated gloves work

A rechargeable lithium battery in each cuff powers a flexible carbon-fibre heating element that runs along the back of the hand and every finger. One button switches between three heat levels. You'll feel the warmth in about 8 seconds.

Electric heated gloves vs USB gloves

Cheap USB gloves must stay plugged into a laptop or power bank, and usually heat only the back of the hand. Rechargeable electric heated gloves like HeatGrip are fully wireless and heat right to the fingertips, so you can walk, work and ride freely.

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

Charging

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. Two batteries and a USB cable are included with every pair.

What does it cost to charge?

Charging two small glove batteries from a USB plug uses a tiny amount of electricity, typically less than a penny per charge at current UK energy prices. That's far less than heating a room.

Battery safety

Charge with the supplied cable, don't charge damaged batteries, and remove the batteries before washing. See our guide: are heated gloves safe?

How rechargeable heated gloves work

HeatGrip uses rechargeable power rather than a cable trailing to a laptop or power bank while you wear the gloves. A slim battery sits in a zipped pocket in each cuff, and powers carbon-fibre heat loops along the back of the hand and every finger to the tip. The gloves warm in about 8 seconds. A single button on the back of the hand selects among three heat settings. This design makes the gloves self-contained for walks, commutes and outdoor tasks. It does not mean they are suitable for every activity or every weather condition: the shell is water-resistant, not waterproof, and these are not certified protective gloves. Choose a setting that feels comfortable and check the instructions supplied with your pair.

Charging the batteries from USB

Every pair includes two batteries, one for each glove, and a USB cable. Charge them from any USB plug or laptop. Allow time to charge before heading out and make sure both batteries are ready, since each glove uses its own battery. The exact charging time is not specified, so ask us if you need that information before purchase. Do not assume a particular USB adapter is included; the listed contents are two batteries and a USB cable. Keep the charging arrangement dry and follow the product guidance. Before washing, remove the batteries from the zipped cuff pockets. Hand-wash the gloves only after battery removal, and do not put the batteries in the wash.

How long do rechargeable heated gloves last?

The low setting runs longest, but exact battery hours are unknown. Runtime depends on the selected heat level and conditions, so we do not promise a fixed number of hours. If you need warmth for a particular length of shift, journey or day out, ask us before ordering rather than planning around an invented figure. A sensible approach is to begin on low, raise the setting only when needed and recharge after use. The batteries are carried in the cuffs, so they do not need to be wired to a vehicle or wall while you are wearing the gloves. HeatGrip warms in about 8 seconds; that describes how quickly warmth starts, not how long a charge lasts.

Rechargeable gloves compared with plug-in gloves

A plug-in USB glove needs to stay connected to a power source while it is being used. HeatGrip instead carries a battery in each cuff, so the wearer is not tethered to a laptop during a walk or commute. The trade-off is that batteries need charging ahead of time, and runtime is not stated in exact hours. Heating layout also matters: HeatGrip has carbon-fibre loops running along the back of the hand and every finger to the tip. Three settings are selected with one button. For readers comparing products, check what is included, where batteries sit, how the gloves are cleaned and whether the maker gives a realistic runtime. Do not compare on vague claims alone.

Care, fit and buying with confidence

HeatGrip is one size fits most for palm widths of 18 to 24 cm, with a Velcro adjustable cuff and zipped battery pocket in each glove. Remove the batteries before hand-washing. The shell is water-resistant, not waterproof, so allow it to dry appropriately after exposure to moisture. One pair is £89 (was £178); two pairs are £159 (£79.50 each), and three are £219 (£73 each). Optional secure delivery and lifetime warranty cost £4.95. Orders dispatch within 24 hours on working days and tracked UK delivery is 2 to 5 working days, UK only. A 90-day money-back guarantee includes a free return label, and payment is through secure Shopify checkout.

What to look for

One rechargeable battery per glove
Two batteries and USB cable included
Charge from a USB plug or laptop
Three heat settings controlled by one button
Low setting runs longest; exact hours unknown
Battery sits in zipped cuff pocket
Remove batteries before hand-washing

Is HeatGrip right for you?

A great fit if you…

People seeking cordless warmth outdoors
Commuters wanting to recharge from USB
Those who prefer three simple heat settings
Users wanting warmth along every finger
People with palms measuring 18 to 24 cm

Probably not for you if…

Anyone requiring a guaranteed number of battery hours
Those wanting gloves that can be machine-washed with batteries
People looking for a mains-powered glove

Rechargeable heated gloves compared

Feature	HeatGrip	Plug-in USB gloves
Power source	Two cuff batteries	Connected USB source
Movement	Cordless when worn	Cable may restrict
Charging	USB plug or laptop	USB source required
Heat coverage	Every finger tip	Varies by glove
Controls	Three settings	Varies by glove
Included	Two batteries, cable	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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