Heated Hunting Gloves

ActionHeat heated hunting gloves come in a featherweight camo and a glomitt that flips from mitten to glove for complete dexterity. The gloves run on a 5V battery and can reach up to 150°F on the highest mode, and Ghost Mode can be toggled off to avoid giving away your location.

Heated Gloves for Hunting

The featherweight glove in Realtree Edge camo keeps a full five fingers free for a trigger or a release while the glomitt covers your fingers like a mitten until you flip the top back for more dexterity. Both styles come in men's and women's fits.

Choose from Three Heat Settings

Our heated gloves for hunting heat up to 150°F for 2 plus hours. On lower heat settings, the gloves heat to 130°F for 3 plus hours (medium), and 110°F for 5 plus hours (low). Even on the coldest winter mornings, your fingers will be plenty warm to pull the trigger or draw back your bow. 

While most heated gloves light up, compromising your camouflage, our patented Ghost Mode switches off the LED indicator without reducing the heat in your hands.

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Backed by 10+ Years in the Cold

We’ve shipped over 2M+ units of heated apparel both online and in-store. We’re in 5,000+ retail locations nationwide, including Cabela's, Bass Pro Shops, Dick's Sporting Goods, and Target. Every pair of gloves ships with a 1-year warranty on electrical components and garment materials/construction, plus 90 days on batteries and chargers.

FAQs

The best heated gloves for hunting provide long battery life, reliable warmth, waterproof protection, and enough dexterity to handle firearms or archery equipment.
Yes, heated gloves are worth buying if you hunt or spend extended time outdoors in freezing temperatures. They keep your hands warm, improve comfort, and maintain finger dexterity when traditional insulated gloves are not enough.
Heated hunting gloves use rechargeable batteries to power thin heating elements built into the fingers and back of the hand.
Most heated gloves stay warm for 2 to 8 hours depending on the battery capacity and selected heat setting. Lower settings provide the longest runtime, while higher settings maximize warmth for shorter periods.