Thermo-Chip Heated Glove Liners

Never Have Cold Hands Again!!! Even on the coldest winter days you can keep your hands warm with Thermo-Chip (R) Glove Liners, the worlds first wireless and rechargeable heated gloves. On cool days (32 degrees + F) Thermo Glove Liners can be worn on their own. On colder days you simply wear them under your favorite outer glove. In either case these versatile liners will keep your hands warm and toasty during the winter months. Made of a proprietary thin material, they easily adapt to the shape of your hands and will provide ideal wearing comfort. Depending on your needs you can select one of three ideal temperature settings (between 34-44 C/ 93-111F). When your hands are no longer cold you can easily turn the heat off without having to remove the liners or your outer gloves. The on/off button along with the temperature setting is conveniently located on the outside cuff of each glove. Thermo-Chip Glove Liners are equipped with high-tech carbon fibres that conduct the heat. These fibres are not only extremely thin and flexible, they also ensure an even distribution of heat. The heating time is between 2 and 5 hours, depending on the temperature level, but that does not mean that you have to have cold hands after that. Simply replace the batteries without even having to take off the gloves. Extra batteries are available if you plan to wear your gloves for extended periods of time. Kit includes rechargeable 2,700 mAh no memory loss Li-ion polymer batteries, recharging adapter, and carrying case. Thermo Gloves are perfect for use with Skiing Cycling Sailing Camping Hiking Fishing Snow sports Construction This winter, do your hands a favor!!!~

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