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Crank up the heat on your next alpine adventure, or better yet, have your gloves "sense" when you need the heat cranked up in the Red Savina Heated Glove from Mountain Hardwear. Leave the heat packs behind, 3 lithium polymer batteries placed inside the gloves adjust the internal temperature as you need it; leaving your hands so warm and comfy you'll think you're warming them over a campfire.
| Fabric: | nylon |
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| Insulation: | synthetic |
| Liner material: | polyester |
| Palm material: | goatskin leather |
| Removable liner: | no |
| Weight: | 1 lb 1 oz |
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Worked great! | |
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| Great for motorbike but I do not travel far. First major use was 5 hours Ski patrol at 4-10 F. Was only patroler not complaining about cold fingers. Not quite sure about operationg them as no instructions came with the gloves. Appears you have to push the flame button again when they get cold as they appear to shut off automatically. Conserves battery but if in continuously cold weather would be nice if they just stayed on. They do not get "toasty" warm by my definition but definitely keep your fingers comfortable. | |
| Bob at Mountain Gear on 01/10/2009 | |
great gloves | |
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| This glove is true to its word never to hot never cold used them in -15 weather and my hands stayed comfortable. | |
| ski nut at Mountain Gear on 01/03/2009 | |
These Are A Complete Waste of Money | |
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| These gloves are garbage! I waited months for them to come in and was very excited to bring them on my recent vacation to Vail. Neither one generated any heat whatsoever. They are poorly made with wires coming out near the plugs and leather haphazzardly placed near the buttons, which, don't even depress uniformly. They are huge and bulky and have virtually no insulation or warming proiperties on thier own. In short, if you must spend[$] on gloves spend $150 on a pair of top of the line Swany and burn the other $150, it will keep you warmer in the long run. | |
| Mark at Mountain Gear on 02/23/2009 | |
Can I rate lower than 1 star? | |
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| I used these gloves to climb Mt. Whitney's mountaineers route two weeks ago. Going up the mountain during the day you didn't even need to wear gloves. I tried putting them on while we were cooking our meals at Upper BS. I took them off the charger that morning, and to my dismay they were functionless in 30 degree weather. I expect much more from Mountain Hardware and am doing my best to give them back. | |
| JimiP at Mountain Gear on 04/18/2009 | |
Unreliable | |
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| I am so angry with the over-hype created by "professional reviews" in magazines such as "Outside" about this product. Have had two pairs of these and sent both back as both pairs had one glove that couldn't hold a charge. The first set also came with a charger that didn't work. Really a frustrating waste of time and money messing with these. | |
| BOHICA at Mountain Gear on 02/27/2009 | |
Still have cold hands | |
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| Very expensive and disappointed as per performance from MT Hardware. Will return. Mine included an internal memo citing poor performance until the gloves were recharged 10 times. This was suppose to be corrected but they seem to still have a problem. I would love to see them work correctly. | |
| ski vail at Mountain Gear on 01/03/2009 | |
Beautiful gloves, marginal performance | |
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| Very nice gloves, great design. High cost. I wore them on a 25' day and was very dissapointed with function. Will return for credit. | |
| Duetto at Mountain Gear on 12/29/2008 | |
Not working well and not comfortable | |
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| skiing, not working well, not holding charge, | |
| jim at Mountain Gear on 01/05/2009 | |
Red Savina not as warm as expected | |
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| The main reason I bought this glove was for warmth. I went to Keystone 12/08 and the temp was in the high 20's- low 30's. The gloves did not keep me as warm as expected. My fingers were freezing. I resorted to glove liners and even had to place chemical hand warmers. Might as well used my old gloves with the same setup. | |
| Vince at Mountain Gear on 01/03/2009 | |
50/50 | |
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| One of the gloves worked fine, and I was looking forward to using them. The other glove did not hold a charge, and I had to send them back. There were none in stock, so I could not get a replacement. | |
| One Hoser at Mountain Gear on 01/08/2009 | |
