Description
The Terrabound Heated Gloves are USB heated fingerless gloves for cold hands at a desk, in a chilly home office or on a cold car journey. They warm the palm and the back of the hand while they are plugged in, so you can keep the heating down and still type, scroll and write with your fingertips free.
A flat heating panel inside each glove warms the palm and the back of the hand to a steady temperature of around 45°C. The 127 cm USB cable plugs into a laptop, a power bank or a car USB socket, and the gloves heat while the cable is connected. There is no battery, so they cool down once unplugged. When you stop typing, fold the knitted flip top over your fingers like a mitten, then button it back when you need your fingertips again.
Wear them for long days at the laptop, early starts in a cold car or an afternoon on the touchline with a power bank in your coat pocket. A simple way to get warm hands with your fingers free, without heating the whole house.
Key Features:
- USB heating warms both the palm and the back of the hand while the gloves are plugged in.
- A flip-top mitten cover folds over your fingers on colder days and buttons back out of the way when you type.
- The fingerless design leaves your fingertips free for typing, writing and using your phone.
- Soft fluffy stretch knit with a ribbed cuff, sold as one pair in one size.
- A 127 cm USB cable is included for a laptop, a power bank or a car USB socket.
- No battery to charge, the gloves start to warm as soon as the cable is plugged in.
Available in Black, Grey, Navy, Mint Green and Blue - practical warmth for anyone who feels the cold in their hands.
Pair them with our Heated Gilet for USB warmth from your hands to your core.
Materials & Details
Shipping & Returns
• Free delivery on orders £50+
• We have a 30 day return policy
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