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We bring you an amazing range of heated thermal mittens and gloves for keeping your hands cozy and warm when it's cold outdoors.

Compare dozens of pairs of battery-powered gloves for all the family - men, women and kids - from top UK stores including Maplins, Greenfingers, Fishtec, Firebox, Amazon and Ebay.

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Warm your hands with these self-heating gloves to beat the winter chill

We have a huge range of heated mittens and gloves for men, ladies and children from major UK stores.

These are the ideal accessory for beating the winter chill and keep your hands nice and warm in cold, wet and icy conditions.

And we have much more than just gloves available to buy - others great heated products for keeping you warm include hand gel, USB, battery and fuel powered pocket hand warmers including the popular Zippo hand warmer and HotRox electronic rechargeable hand warmer, the heated waistcoat, gilet or scarf, heated socks, feet warmers and insoles and heated mittens, head pads and fingerless sports gloves.

You'll find the best prices around here for windproof and water-resistant gloves and other self-heating accessories from major UK gardening, outdoor leisure and camping stores, plus other leading retailers, including Greenfingers, Maplin Electronics, Garden Bargains, Tesco, Argos, Firebox, Fishtec Coarse, Ebay and Amazon.

Self-heating mitts and gloves are available to buy here for ladies, men and kids in various sizes including extra small, small, medium, large and extra large - so there's something to suit everyone. You'll find all the top brand names here including Exo2 HeatMitt, Heat Factory, Gerbing, Warmawear, Keis, Thinsulate and Stormwalker.

Most glove products are black or grey in colour but there are other choices of colour for some gloves, mittens and fingerless gloves including red, blue, white, silver, yellow, pink and green.

Nothing makes outdoor pursuits in winter more unpleasant than that intense cold in the fingers that surpasses numb and makes any movement painful.

In the past, the only way to vary the warmth of your gloves was by choosing thicker or more advanced materials. Now however, the options are far wider and these powered gloves are making a real impact, which is great news for cyclists, bikers, anglers, sports enthusiasts, skiers and people who suffer from cold hands easily, such as those suffering from Raynaud's Syndrome. Many sufferers have reported that these gloves can help increase blood circulation in their cold fingers.

A pair of these gloves even come in handy if you are just walking the dog on a cold day or evening. The basic premise of battery-powered gloves is that you turn them on and within a few minutes the heating elements within the fabric have warmed them up, resulting in wonderfully cosy gloves that retain their temperature for hours, even in the harshest conditions.

There is a lot of choice out there you can spend anything from £10-£100 on a pair of these useful gloves so it is important to do your research and find out which is best for you and what you intend to use them for.

Thinking about the placing of the heating elements is a good place to start. Some models concentrate the heating elements on the hand rather than the fingers, which may suit some people but not all.

Ideally, for maximum comfort, you would require heating elements to run the entire length of the glove on the back of the hand. This is because the fingers and the back of the hand are particularly prone to the cold and wind chill.

The power supply is worth considering too. These gloves are heated by either replaceable or rechargeable (integrated) batteries and they take all sizes of batteries

Bear in mind that a size D battery or 4 x AA will add a lot of bulk to the glove and may make it difficult to perform tasks while wearing them.

Rechargeable built in batteries may be a good idea for some but if you want to take them somewhere where access to mains electricity is limited they may not be the best idea for you. Some more expensive gloves come with lithium batteries which can be charged at the mains and stay powered up for a considerable amount of time.

Self-Heating Gloves are ideal for cycling, skiing and walking

As far as style is concerned it can seem to be a bit restrictive, with many of these gloves looking a bit like motorcycle gloves and generally available in black.

This isn't because the designers lack imagination but because they need to consider the placing and protection of heating elements. But, for the style conscious, or if you simply want to make your existing pair of standard gloves warmer, there is a solution - heated glove liners!

Heated glove liners are exactly what they sound like - a slimmer version of heated gloves that you wear under your regular gloves. They have all the advantages of heated gloves but give you the flexibility of changing the outer layer to suit your needs, or you could wear them alone for indoor use.

As well as enabling a fashion choice, they can be very practical. The outer glove (the regular and often cheaper one) takes the wear and tear, enabling the inner (the heated glove) to last longer. They are also a good choice for motorcyclists who already have a favourite pair of biking gloves which provide the safety protection they require but leaves them with cold fingers.

Some warm-up gloves come with a variety of other features - LED on lights, easy to use switches, washable, variable settings etc. All of these features are nice extras but some will be more important to the wearer than others dependent on their expectations of the product.

You can by a cheap pair of battery-powered gloves for under £20 but there are much more expensive options available including a pair of luxury infrared gloves with lithium batteries and charger, or heated inner gloves with Keis carbon element technology.

Overall, these heat-powered gloves and liners offer unbeatable comfort for all outdoor, cold weather activities.

They really are fabulous for cyclist, bikers and those who are outdoors a lot. You will really feel the benefit from a pair of heated motorcycle gloves or heated ski gloves.

Battery-powered gloves can even help relieve mild arthritis by improving blood flow, as well as bringing comfort to all those with poor circulation who feel the cold.

If your tired of enduring icy cold and numb fingers in the winter, which often spoils your enjoyments of outdoor activities, a pair of these innovative gloves could be the solution to the problem you are looking for.

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