- Heated snowmobile gloves have embedded heating elements powered by rechargeable lithium-ion batteries - Multiple heat level settings available - Klim Tundra HTD Rechargeable Heated Winter Gauntlet Gloves are the editor's choice, featuring a 1-3 split finger design, Gore-Tex and Gore® Warm Technology, and 8 hours of heat on low setting - American Mammoth Heated Gloves are budget-friendly ($80) and have zippered pouches, 2.5-5 hours of heat, and heating elements that cover the entire hands - TAILELUO Rechargeable Battery Heated Gloves are affordable, made of goatskin and polyester, breathable, waterproof, wind-resistant, and have soft pearl cotton insulation - They offer three different temperature settings: 150° on high, 131° on medium, and 103° on low - They can last up to 8 hours - There is a touch sensor on the index finger for use with smart devices - They come with a one-year warranty - Savior electric heated gloves can reach up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit - They have coverage over the back of the hand and all fingers - Three heat levels provide between 2 and 5 hours of battery life - They have a protective carbon-fiber shell on the backside of the glove for joint protection - Venture Heat heated glove liners can be worn underneath other gloves or mittens - They have carbon-fiber heating elements, three selectable heat levels, and up to 5 hours of battery life - Heated snowmobile gloves heat up the entire hand, not just the palm - They are useful for snowmobiling and other winter outdoor activities - The gloves work by running electrical current through small wires woven into the fabric - Important features to look for include temperature settings, battery life, and durability