Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works
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Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works
I'm always the first one to say, “Wait a minute, my hands are freezing.”
Even when I'm wearing thick gloves. Sound familiar?
In the winter, my fingers are always cold. Whether I'm riding my bike, walking the dog, or just sitting still behind my laptop in a drafty room. Thick gloves only helped a little. They were often clumsy, stiff, and warm? Not really. Until I tried something I should have done sooner: electrically heated gloves.
Why do some people get this so quickly?
It often has to do with blood circulation. My fingers are simply the first place the body "saves" when it gets cold. Some people are just more sensitive to it. And believe me, you can wrap, blow, squeeze whatever you want... they don't get warm by themselves.
Luckily, there is something that does work. And I'll tell you all about it.
Why Regular Gloves Aren't Enough
You quickly think: thick gloves, problem solved. But no.
Most gloves mainly keep out wind and cold. They insulate, but do not give off any heat. This means that if your body does not produce enough heat, your fingers will slowly turn into ice cubes.
And the thicker the glove, the less you can do with it. Try opening your bike lock or answering your phone. I often ended up with my gloves between my teeth as I fumbled with frozen fingers.
Especially when sitting still – think of cycling, working outside or just waiting for the train – insulation alone is not enough. You need warmth. Active warmth. From within.
The game changer: electrically heated gloves
And that's where the Gløde Oven Electrically Heated Gloves come in.
When I first tried them on, I thought: this is it. Finally warm fingers, from the inside out. Not after ten minutes. Right away. As if there were little heaters in my gloves.
How does it work?
Very simple. The gloves contain thin carbon heating wires that warm your fingers and the back of your hand. You can choose from three heat settings. The battery is rechargeable and lasts for hours - up to 7 hours at the lowest setting.
What a difference with regular thermal gloves. They retain heat, these generate heat. And you feel that immediately.
I tested them during a morning walk at -5°C. For the first time no numb fingers. Also on the bike, when the wind seems to cut through everything, my hands stay warm.
Extra comfort: heated clothing as a supplement
What I also noticed: warm hands start with a warm body. When you shiver, your blood vessels contract. And then your fingers automatically become cold.
That's why I've become a fan of Gløde heated bodywarmers and fleece . They're light, comfortable and give you exactly the heat boost you need.
Do you already have a nice coat? Then you can also choose the Classic Heating Insert (with power bank) . You simply put it in your own coat or vest. Ideal for on the road, on the bike or during a long walk.
It almost feels like you are walking outside under a warm blanket. Without sweating, without thick layers.
Who is this ideal for?
At first I thought: this is only for the real cold-blooded. But actually it is useful for many more people.
Think about:
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People with Raynaud's disease or poor circulation.
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Cyclists and hikers who go out even in freezing temperatures.
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Outdoor workers, such as postal workers or people in construction.
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Winter sports enthusiasts who often stand still (lifts, queues).
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Anyone who quickly suffers from cold hands — like me.
In short: when you’re out in the cold and your hands are going numb… this is what you want.
Frequently Asked Questions Answered
How long do the batteries last?
It depends on the heat setting. On the lowest setting they last up to 7 hours, on the highest setting about 3 hours. Long enough for a brisk walk or work day outside.
Are they waterproof?
Yes. They are made for outdoor use, even in rain or snow. The heating parts are safely concealed.
What about washing?
You can wash them by hand, as long as you disconnect the battery. Never in the washing machine, but that goes without saying.
Can I still use my phone with gloves on?
Yes! They have touchscreen fingertips. So texting, calling or controlling your music just goes on.
Never have cold hands again
I'll be honest: I should have bought these gloves years ago.
No more fiddling with hand warmers or extra layers. No more frozen fingers after fifteen minutes outside. Just: warm hands. Always. Wherever you are.
And the best part is, you can recharge them over and over again. They're stylish, comfortable, and they work. Period.
View Gløde's heated gloves here.
Don't wait for the cold to hit again — they sell out quickly every year as soon as the frost hits. Order early and enjoy warm hands all winter long.

Frequently asked questions about the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works :
How long does it take to ship the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works
The shipping of the takes on average 1 - 3 days depending on where you order from. If you order before 17:00 and the product is in stock? Your order will be shipped the same day.
Can I wash the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works ?
Yes, the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works can be washed. For washing specific instructions, please check the product or scroll up.
Is the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works safe?
Yes, our Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works are all tested and have a CE mark. So our vests are safe.
From where does Gløde ship the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works ?
Gløde ships the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works exclusively from the Netherlands. That's why you'll receive the product quickly.
Does the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works also work at low temperatures?
Yes, the Always cold hands? This is the solution that actually works also works on a low temperature. The lower the temperature, the better you feel the heat.