Outdoor Research

Sureshot Heated Softshell Glove - Women's

fit was larger than expcted

the fit was much larger than expected. I measured my hands and bought the mediums, which is in line with glove sizes typically. But these fit more like a large. The heat is great, it kept my hands warm in the colder temps when working outside for hours. battery life was good. the only issue was the fit, id recommend sizing down.

Toasy warm!

I ALWAYS have cold hands. For winter mountain biking I needed bar mitts PLUS warm gloves, and sometimes even that wasn’t enough. Hand warmers can’t keep my fingers warm. These gloves are amazing, sooo warm even on low or med setting, and I can adjust the heat as needed throughout the ride. Highly recommended!

No Raynaud symptoms with these!

I have Raynaud syndrome and have struggled to keep my hands comfortable when outside in the cold. I’ve used the “warmest”rated mittens, mittens with liners, mittens with hand warmers and none have kept me from developing symptoms in the cold. Went for a 2 hour hike today in 18 degree temps and no Raynaud symptoms with the sureshot heated gloves. Started on high and after a few minutes turned down to medium. My only small quibbles are I wish there was another color other than black, and the small is just a little too big for my small hands. I wish they would make an XS. (Though at this price I won’t be replacing anytime soon).

Best from the choices available

These are labeled as women's gloves but will fit anybody with slim to average hands. Pros: - Not too bulky - Durable exterior shell and internal wiring - The only heated gloves I've tried out of 3-4 brands that keep my fingertips warm. Get these if you have Raynaud's or your finger are slow to warm up - Battery orients itself nicely in the zipper pocket - Support will replace the gloves if they break Cons: - These are 2/5 windproof. I have to keep them at full heat while bicycling to fight the wind chill - 2/5 waterproof (but 4/5 if you spray them with Nikwax 🤫) - The bright green LED will ruin your night vision

Don’t waste your $

Familiarity:

I've used it several times

Size Bought:

S

Height:

5' 3"

Weight:

130

Not worth the cost!!! One battery lasts a little over an hour the other 45 minutes. At first I thought maybe I didn’t charge them enough but same thing happened after a full day of charging. Also the batteries are bulky and sit right where your wrist bends, making them uncomfortable and hard to for both over or under sleeve of the jacket.

Keep me outside longer!

These allow me to stay outside in winter longer, great for Reynauds sufferers! They aren't too hot, just enough to keep your finger tips from freezing. Not too bulky, but you can feel the batteries on your wrists... worth it! Charging and everything has been working fine for 2 winter seasons! A few events I thought I wouldn't need them and regretted not bringing them. Thanks to these gloves, I'm able to more fully enjoy the winter season!

Solid pair of good looking, warm gloves.

Streamlined design, batteries aren't too bulky, fingers are flexible, great color. Battery packs are on the inside of the wrist. Really like the loops to help pull on the gloves with thick gloved fingers - very helpful. Really easy to turn on and off and change the heating level settings. Just not as toasty as I was expecting - the palm has no heating elements, so heating relies entirely on the fingers which doesn't keep my hands as warm. Seem to run a bit big: I bought the unheated sureshot gloves in medium but needed a small in these.

High Quality Heated Gloves

Really nice quality gloves. I have small hands that the regular Sureshot non-heated gloves fit me okay but the heated version seems to be slightly longer so I had to send them back. But everything about the gloves was quality and I tested the heating elements and it was epic. Really wish these fit. For reference I am 5'2" 105lbs and I got the Women's small size.

Must have for cold fingers

I bought these for my wife who liked my OR Prevail heated gloves but wanted something with more dexterity so I bought her these. The Sureshot is less bulky than the Prevail so she's happy. Now that we're older our circulation in our hands isn't what it used to be and these gloves deliver three intensities of heat almost instantly which is welcome. The batteries take a while to charge up but will last over 2 hours on the highest setting which is pretty good in my opinion. The heating elements provide excellent heat distribution all over the hand and fingers. They are water resistant and wind proof. Yes they're pricey but these gloves are top of the line if you really need to protect your hands from the elements.