Savior Ultra Thin Breathable Heated Glove Liners - Best Versatile Heated Liner
An affordable and flexible heated liner solution ideal for adding warmth to existing gloves or for use in moderate cold during activities like dog walking, hiking, or Nordic skiing.
- +Ultra-thin, breathable polyester and Lycra construction allows for layering under existing gloves or solo use
- +Non-slip silicone palm and touchscreen-compatible index finger provide practical utility
- +Far-infrared carbon fiber heating elements warm up quickly and target the back of the hand and fingertips
- -The single-block battery pack is bulky and may not fit comfortably under gloves with tight cuffs
- -Offers minimal inherent insulation and no waterproofing when used alone
- -Heating runtime is limited, especially on the highest setting
The Savior Ultra Thin Breathable Heated Glove Liners address the need for supplemental heat without the bulk or cost of a full heated glove. Their primary advantage is versatility. The thin, stretchy build, made from polyester and Lycra, allows them to be worn comfortably under a shell glove that lacks sufficient warmth or used independently for activities in shoulder-season or moderate winter conditions. The heating system utilizes far-infrared carbon fiber elements positioned on the back of the hand and fingertips, powered by a 7.4V battery stored in a cuff pocket. It features three settings and provides rapid warmth.
Practical touches include a non-slip silicone palm pattern for grip and a touchscreen-compatible index finger, making them handy for phone use during outdoor excursions. However, their design has limitations. The battery pack is a single, somewhat bulky unit that can create a lump under the cuff of a tighter-fitting outer glove. When worn alone, they provide almost no weather resistance or insulation, functioning purely as a heating layer. The runtime is also modest, with approximately two hours on high. These liners are an excellent, cost-effective tool for extending the comfort range of existing gear, perfect for scenarios like cold-weather commuting, dog walking, or as a backup warming layer for backcountry skiers on the uphill climb, where breathability is key.