Women’s Sureshot Heated Softshell Gloves

Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Powered Warmth

The Sureshot Heated Softshell Glove provides battery-powered warmth, perfect for frigid days in the mountains when hand protection and warmth are at a premium.

The 2L 2-way stretch woven shell is water and wind resistant, and the EnduraLoft insulation keeps hands warm even when wet. The ALTIHeat™ battery-powered heat technology with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries provides customizable heat settings for the perfect temperature. At the same time, the touchscreen-compatible fingertips allow for device use without removing the gloves. The undercuff construction and elasticized wrist provide a snug and comfortable fit, while the glove clip keeps them together when not in use.

Whether skiing, climbing, or waiting for the bus, the Sureshot Heated Softshell Glove keeps hands toasty in the coldest environments.

ALTIHeat™ User Manual

Blog: Get the Most Out of Your Heated Glove

WARNING! Do not use this heated glove in conjunction with avalanche beacons. Electrically heated gloves interfere with the performance of avalanche beacons, impairing your ability to conduct a search or be located. If you have problems sensing hot or cold objects (due to diabetes, Raynaud’s disease or similar) please consult your doctor before using these gloves. Check your hands regularly for reddening of the skin. Excessive heat levels over prolonged periods can lead to burns. Not for use by children.

This product contains a battery component that has a limited warranty life of 1 year. We recommend securing replacement batteries once a year to maintain your heated products peak performance.

Whether skiing, climbing, or waiting for the bus, the Sureshot Heated Softshell Gloves keep hands toasty in the coldest environments.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Chromium (Hexavalent Compounds), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.