Winter Gloves

alandbailey

Received this today - I already have 2 pairs, one for the garden and one for going out. They are warm enough without using batteries!
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Thinsulate Heated Winter Gloves Internal Battery Keep your Hands and Fingers Warm

£9.85 FREE DELIVERY

WORTH £29.99, SAVING YOU £20.14 TODAY

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[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]The British winter can be brutal. Sometimes even a good pair of gloves is not enough!
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Superloz

Found them £1 cheaper on eBay if anyone's interested
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MENS-LADIES-HEATED-GLOVES-WARM-SKIING-CYCLING-FISHING-/330511226001?pt=Men_s_Accessories_UK&var=&hash=item7dbc222302

Thanks though OP... Didn't even know they existed.. will definitely have to buy myself some How big are they size wise cos I have diddy hands..

katsu

I had these a few years ago. Took large batteries - C size - on the back of the wrist, not light but not unmanageable.

I didn't find the heating element accross the palm that good TBH so gave up on the gloves. More gimmic than really useful I thought.

7roland8

I had these a few years ago. Took large batteries - C size - on the back of the wrist, not light but not unmanageable.

I didn't find the heating element accross the palm that good TBH so gave up on the gloves. More gimmic than really useful I thought.

Have to agree - they were in the Grattans catalogue before Xmas (£15 or three items for £30).
Ordered a pair as I go out on mobility scooter. Found they hardly heated at all - unless i was unlucky.
Sent them back and now just use ordinary suede mitts with those gel handwarmers inside - much better and cheaper.
Would like a decent pair if they worked though.
Thanks OP as some might not have heard of them.

onetomany

i got a pair and there a pain in the bum you have to take baterys out everytime you take them of

fabsaver

I got a pair very cheap a few years ago but I don't use them as I find them too bulky.

I have some like this which are great and really warm and cosy. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mens-Thinsulate-Padded-Thermal-Gloves/dp/B0044AIU9K/ref=pd_sim_ap_11

alandbailey

I keep poultry and they have to be looked after whatever the weather - at below zero temperatures my hands really hurt using ordinary or work gloves. As stated, I have never needed to use the battery heating, the gloves warm my hands even if they are frozen when I put the gloves on.
I have another pair of Thinsulate gloves, but very lightweight, unpadded and made of fleecy(?) material - I much prefer the gloves in the OP.:)

alandbailey

They come in sizes Small/Medium 6"-7"
Large 8"-9"
In the OP, they were designated as Women's or Men's.

They feel rather bulky and insensitive but are superb for keeping the hands (and fingers) warm.:)

maryhaggie

my first post and many apologies as it is probably in the wrong place!
Has anyone had problems ringing Grabitnow, I applied for a refund before Christmas for an item ordered in November which did not arrive presumably lost in transit.

I have tried to ring them so see what the position is but the phone is never picked up, emails don't seem to get much response either

Many thanks

Mary

tara747

maryhaggie wrote: »

my first post and many apologies as it is probably in the wrong place!
Has anyone had problems ringing Grabitnow, I applied for a refund before Christmas for an item ordered in November which did not arrive presumably lost in transit.

I have tried to ring them so see what the position is but the phone is never picked up, emails don't seem to get much response either

Many thanks

Mary

Agreed! I have spent 2 months awaiting a refund on LED lights that didn't work... I will never buy from them again! :mad:

maryhaggie

Thanks for your reply - at least you did receive your goods, I'm £15 out of pocket as my goods did not arrive at all and I filled in and returned a claim form. I don't mind waiting for a while, but some acknowledgement of my claim would be welcome.

thanks again!

Mary
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