The short answer: which heated hunting glove suits you?
- Deer stalking in woodland and on the hill: the heated hunting gloves in brown camouflage. Brown tones blend into bracken, heather and leaf litter.
- Pigeon shooting along hedgerows or in conifer plantations: the same glove in green camouflage.
- Maximum feel on the trigger: the thin heated glove liners, worn alone or under your own shooting gloves.
- See the full range: our heated hunting gloves collection.
Comparison table: heated hunting gloves
Based on manufacturer specifications. Competitor prices as of November 2026.
| Model | Brand | Price | Heated area | Battery and run time | Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heated Hunting Gloves Camouflage Brown / Green | Savior Heat, sold by Gløde | €169.99 | Back of the hand and fingers | 2 x 7.4V 3000 mAh batteries included; high 2 to 3 h, medium 4 to 5 h, low 6 to 8 h | 3 settings, waterproof, windproof, touchscreen fingertips, 2-year warranty |
| Thin Heated Glove Liners | Savior Heat, sold by Gløde | €129.99 | Back of the hand and fingers (carbon fibre) | 2 rechargeable batteries included | 3 settings, thin and stretchy, touchscreen, 2-year warranty |
| Heat Glove 1.0 Hunting Mittens | Lenz | €159.95 (battery not included) | Not stated | Battery sold separately | 2-year statutory warranty |
| Gloves PRO Dual Heating | Bertschat | €199.95 | Back of the hand and palm | 3000 mAh: 2 to 8 h (USB-C) | Up to 65 °C, not machine washable |
| Hunting heated glove AG21 | Alpenheat | Not listed on brand site | Not stated | Not stated | Dedicated hunting model |
| Glasgow liner gloves | Ororo | €109.99 | Back of the hand and fingers, not the palm | 2 x 2000 mAh: 3 h high, 8.5 h low | Hand wash only, 1-year warranty on elements and battery |
What to look for when buying
1. Run time that matches your outing
A dawn stalk or an evening flight on the foreshore can easily take three or four hours, and a driven day lasts far longer. Plan on the low or medium setting. The camouflage gloves give 6 to 8 hours per charge on low, and the second battery means you can swap halfway. Read more on how long the battery in heated clothing lasts.
2. Where the heat goes
Fingers lose heat first, so elements that run right into the fingers matter most. If you also want a warm palm, Bertschat offers a model that heats the palm as well.
3. Waterproof and windproof shell
Driving rain and a raw easterly wind strip warmth from your hands. A waterproof, windproof outer keeps the heating working properly.
4. Grip and dexterity
You need a safe hold on your rifle, shotgun and binoculars. Look for a reinforced palm, or go for a thin liner if you want the most feel.
5. Camouflage pattern
Brown for woodland, reed beds and winter moorland; green for greener ground and conifers.
6. Is the battery included?
Some brands sell gloves without batteries. Always add the battery cost before comparing prices.
The gloves reviewed
Gløde: heated hunting gloves, brown and green camouflage
These gloves top the list because they are made for hunting and arrive complete. The heating runs across the whole back of the hand and through the fingers. The shell is waterproof and windproof, the reinforced, textured palm gives grip on your kit, and the fingertips work on a touchscreen. You get 3 heat settings and two 7.4V 3000 mAh batteries in the box, with 6 to 8 hours on low.
To be fair: according to the specifications the palm itself is not heated. You will notice that most if you hold a cold barrel for a long time.
With Gløde you get a 2-year warranty, 30 days to try with a money-back guarantee, delivery within 1 to 3 days and European customer service. The clothing is CE certified and protected against overheating.
Gløde: thin heated glove liners
A smart choice if you want to keep your favourite shooting gloves. Carbon fibre elements on the back of the hand and fingers spread heat quickly and evenly. The thin, breathable, stretchy fabric keeps your fingers nimble for loading and using your phone. See more in our heated glove liners collection.
Lenz Heat Glove 1.0 Hunting Mittens
Pros: a dedicated hunting mitten from an Austrian brand with its own battery system. Cons: sold without a battery. A Lenz battery costs €179.95 to €219.95 separately (price as of November 2026), so the total is considerably higher.
Bertschat Gloves PRO Dual Heating
Pros: heats both the back of the hand and the palm, up to 65 °C, with 2 to 8 hours on the 3000 mAh battery. Cons: not machine washable (wipe with a damp cloth) and not a dedicated hunting model.
Alpenheat AG21
Alpenheat makes its own hunting heated glove. The brand site lists no price and few specifications, which makes a direct comparison difficult.
Ororo Glasgow liner gloves
A budget alternative to a heated liner at €109.99 (price as of November 2026). Heats the back of the hand and fingers, not the palm. Hand wash only, 1-year warranty on elements and battery.
Who are heated hunting gloves for?
- Deer stalkers in the Scottish Highlands, Exmoor or the Irish midlands waiting out a cold morning.
- Wildfowlers on wet, windy estuaries before first light.
- Guns and beaters on a long driven shoot day in December.
- Gamekeepers, dog handlers and wildlife photographers sitting still for hours.
Pair your gloves with a heated hunting body warmer or a heated jacket for hunters to keep your core warm. Cold feet in wellies? See our guide to the best heated socks. For everyday gloves, read the best heated gloves guide, and for your torso the best men's heated body warmer.
Frequently asked questions
Can I still shoot accurately in heated gloves?
The reinforced palm gives a secure grip. For more trigger feel, choose the thin heated liners.
Will the battery last a full driven day?
On low you get 6 to 8 hours per charge, and a spare battery is included, so most days are covered.
Do they cope with British and Irish rain?
Yes, according to the specifications the hunting gloves are waterproof and windproof.
How do I clean them after a muddy day?
Remove the battery first and follow the care label.
What if they do not suit me?
You have 30 days to try them with a money-back guarantee. See try for 30 days, and for after-sales support, repairs and warranty.
Conclusion
For most hunters the heated hunting gloves in brown or green are the obvious pick: waterproof, windproof, heat right into the fingers and two batteries included. If you want to keep your own gloves, go for the thin heated liners. Customers rate Gløde 4.8 on Trustpilot (237 reviews). Browse every model in our heated hunting gloves collection.
Updated November 2026.
