With heat panels surrounding the back of the hands, fingers and thumbs, Jack Frost has no way into the Kombi Men’s Warm-Up Heated Gloves. Slim-profile lithium-ion batteries slide into small zippered pockets, and provide up to eight hours of heat depending on level (touch-adjustable to three levels).

Warm-Front-Kombis-Heated-Gloves-and-Mitts-womens-mens-Warm-Up-Glove-chairlift — The button engages the glove heating and lights up green, orange or red for the three levels. Photo: Mountain Life

Recharging is quick and easy, with a wall charger that charges both batteries simultaneously.

Even without the heating, this is a warm and tough glove, boasting Flexshell with premium leather, Waterguard waterproof/breathable membrane, Primaloft Gold microfibre insulation with Grip Control, and Powerpoint touchscreen-compatible fingertips.

Warm-Front-Kombis-Heated-Gloves-and-Mitts-front-and-back — Photo: Kombi

FEATURES

Shell
Water-resistant and breathable FLEXSHELL with premium leather

Palm
Premium leather, cowhide leather trims

Membrane
WATERGUARD® waterproof, breathable

Insulation
PRIMALOFT® GOLD breathable microfibre with Grip Control

Lining
ACCU-DRI® moisture-wicking micro-polyester

• Batteries last up to 8 hours

• POWERPOINT® Touch in fingertips for touchscreen compatibility

• Wrist leash

• 2-year warranty.

Warm-Front-Kombis-Heated-Gloves-and-Mitts-womens-womens-Blaze-Heated-Mitt-tree — Photo: Mountain Life

The Blaze Women’s Heated Mittens feature the same heating technology and many of the same features as the Gloves. You’ll find a few differences, i.e., the moisture-wicking and antimicrobial wool blend lining in the Mitten. Backcountry adventurers will probably prefer the Gloves for more manual dexterity, while those more prone to the cold may prefer the Mitten. Unlike most mittens, the Blaze features Powerpoint touch technology in the thumb, so you can control your phone or camera in the cold.