Looking for extra warmth for your hands, toes or feet? Start by choosing the type of heated product that best matches your needs. You can then compare the different models, features and uses to find the right option.
Compare our heated gloves and quickly find the model that best suits your activity and the conditions in which you plan to use them.
Compare our heated socks and choose the model that best suits your footwear and activity. Depending on how and where you use them, you can choose from thinner, longer or warmer models.
Compare our heated insoles and find the model that best suits the space available inside your shoes or boots.
Both are designed to help keep cold feet comfortably warm, but they provide heat in different ways. The best choice mainly depends on your footwear, where you want to feel the warmth and what you find most comfortable.
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That mainly depends on your footwear and where you want to feel the warmth. Heated socks provide warmth around the toes and forefoot, making them a good choice if your toes get cold quickly. Heated insoles mainly provide warmth from underneath the foot and are convenient if you prefer to wear your own socks. The amount of space inside your footwear is also important when choosing between the two.
Heated gloves are a good choice if your hands and fingers get cold quickly. They can be used for winter sports, walking, cycling, motorcycling, outdoor work and other activities in cold conditions. Depending on your needs, you can choose a thinner, more flexible model or a warmer, more insulated glove.
Heated socks are particularly suitable if your toes or feet get cold quickly and you want warmth around the toes and forefoot. Depending on your footwear and activity, you can choose a thin, longer or more insulated model.
Heated insoles are a good option if you want to keep wearing your own socks and prefer warmth from underneath your feet. When choosing heated insoles, make sure there is enough space inside your shoes or boots.
The main difference is where the heat is delivered. Heated socks usually warm the toes and forefoot directly, while heated insoles provide warmth mainly from underneath the foot. The right choice depends on your footwear, where you tend to feel the cold first and your personal preference.
If your hands get cold quickly, heated gloves are the most logical choice. If cold toes are your main concern, heated socks provide targeted warmth around the toes and forefoot. If you prefer to wear your own socks and want heat from underneath the foot, heated insoles may be the better option.
Yes. HeatPerformance® heated products use rechargeable batteries. Battery type, capacity, battery life and controls vary depending on the product and model.
