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Heated Glove Liner - Liners Only - Motion Heat Canada
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Heated Glove Liners – Liners Only

$130.00
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Power In Motion - Calgary, Alberta

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Description

Heated glove liners that warm your whole hand. Liners only - batteries sold separately. Trusted for Raynaud's and arthritis, and the #1 heated glove supplier for WCB claims.

Highlights

  • Up to 50–55 °C (122–131 °F) on 12V batteries, 60–65 °C (140–149 °F) on 16V. Three heat settings.
  • Heat on the back of the hand, every finger and the thumb.
  • Wear them under your own gloves or Motion Heat mittens.
  • Touchscreen fingertips.

Run times - heated glove liners (pair)

Batteries (one per glove) High Medium Low Inside the cuff
2 × 12V 1.0Ah 1.4 h 2.4 h 4.0 h All sizes
2 × 12V 3.2Ah 3.4 h 6.0 h 10.9 h All sizes
2 × 16V 1.0Ah 1.0 h 1.8 h 3.0 h All sizes
2 × 16V 3.2Ah 3.0 h 5.0 h 9.4 h X-Large; smaller sizes use the StickMan wire

A spare set of batteries doubles it (Extended sets come with two sets).

Approximate, from our bench tests and measured power draw with new batteries. Cold weather shortens run time - keep spares in an inside pocket.

Sizing

Close to your hand, never tight. Between two sizes? Go one size up. Motion Heat mittens fit over our liners in the same size. See the size chart.

What's included

  • One pair of heated glove liners
  • Owner's manual

Warranty

One year - we replace a single failed glove, not the pair.

More answers in our FAQ · Warranty

Shipping

We will work quickly to ship your order as soon as possible. Once your order has shipped, you will receive an email with further information. Delivery times vary depending on your location.

Manufacturing

Our products are designed in Alberta, Canada and manufactured in China.

What battery should I choose?

Battery options will determine your run time and the level of heat you get (12V = hot, 16V = hotter). Watch this video for a full explaination: Battery Guide

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