$125.00
Whether your passion is long paragliding flights, day-long ski mountaineering escapades, winter climbing, motorbike expeditions or exploring mountain trails on foot – with our set you can keep your hands warm all day long.
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Description
Do you want to enjoy the enduring warmth of your electric gloves for even longer?
Whether your passion is long paragliding flights, day-long ski mountaineering escapades, winter climbing, motorbike expeditions or exploring mountain trails on foot – with our set you can keep your hands warm all day long.
Discover our special set of two 20,000 mAh powerbanks* together with clever cables specially designed to connect heated gloves. With your convenience in mind, the connection allows the powerbanks to be safely stowed in your jacket pockets, so they do not weigh down your hands and allow you to move freely.
The capacious batteries, combined with the specially designed cable, guarantee more than 6 hours of continuous heat on full power and up to 12 hours on the medium setting. That’s more than three times longer than standard batteries!
Invest in comfort and don’t let cold temperatures disrupt your winter plans. Add a set of powerbanks to your gear and enjoy the warmth wherever you are and whatever you are doing.
Choose a reliable source of energy that won’t let you down during winter challenges. Order today and see what a difference this compact addition to your winter gear can make!
*Model of powerbank is included subject to current availability from the manufacturer. We only use branded, tested powerbanks and each model has been thoroughly tested by us to ensure that it works correctly with the gloves.
To charge you will need a charger with two outputs or two single chargers and 2 cables with a USB-C plug. We recommend using chargers that support the PD fast charging protocol with at least 9V/2A. This will ensure that charging the powerbanks only takes a few hours.”
“*Operating time on a single charge is 6-7 hours for a new powerbank; performance may gradually decrease over time due to natural battery wear.”
Additional information
| Weight | 41 oz |
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| Dimensions | 8 × 8 × 2 in |
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Hi Gavin, have you tested the Nedsu heated gloves in the air?What are your thoughts regarding the Nedsu Thinner Gloves? How about the 20mAh batteries, how long do these batteries last in the air? Have you validated the Nedsu data? I am continually looking for a set of gloves that can be used for hang gliding. This def piqued my interest. Thanks for any input you can provide.
Hey Larry! I’ve only used the thinner ones. You can think of them as thinner fleece gloves with a heating element across the hand (not up the fingers). They work great for me but if it’s proper cold I need to add thin overmitts. The batteries that come with them will last about 2 hours at full output, close to 8 hours with the heat boost. The heat boost is two independent 20mAh batteries (they are substantial) that you put in an inner pocket on your body and run a cable down through your arms. I only used these a few times at a world cup in Switzerland, worked awesome. But the airlines snagged them on my way home, which was a bummer. So be careful how you travel with them. So now just been using the batteries that come with the gloves, but they wouldn’t work for long flights. I haven’t used the thicker ones, but clearly they would be a lot warmer. And for long flights you want the heat boost addition.