TemHot Heated Gloves for Fishing and Hunting – Waterproof, Windproof, Touchscreen

Stay warm without sacrificing control

TemHot Heated Gloves are designed for cold-weather adventures, blending warmth with nimble control. Built as a heated glove liner paired with a weatherproof outer layer, they help block wind, snow, and light rain while keeping your hands dry and comfortable during long outdoor sessions. The design emphasizes dexterity for tasks like tying fishing lines, loading lures, or framing a photo, without sacrificing warmth for the rest of the hand.

The three-finger cut design exposes fingertips when you need precision, then seals back into warmth for quick tasks—ideal for anglers, hunters, and outdoor photographers who require momentary finger access but don’t want to shed heat.

Highlights at a glance

• Three-finger cut design exposes fingertips for on-demand dexterity.
• Non-slip silicone palm provides a secure grip on reels, phones, and gear in slick conditions.
• Touchscreen-friendly fingertips on the thumb and index finger for phone or camera use without exposure to the cold.
• Rechargeable 7.4V 2200mAh battery powers warmth for up to six hours with three heat settings.

Weather-ready warmth and practical control

The outer layer combines windproof and waterproof mesh with a breathable interior, while the skin-friendly lining stays comfortable through extended wear. The heated elements cover the back of the hands and fingers for even warmth, with a simple one-button control to switch between high, medium, and low heat.

• High around 149°F (65°C), medium around 122°F (50°C), and low around 104°F (40°C) for adaptable warmth.
• Adjustable Velcro strap secures a snug fit around the wrist, keeping warmth in and cold out.
• Designed to support a wide range of outdoor activities, including fishing, ice fishing, hunting, photography, running, and more.

Real-life use cases

From dawn patrols on a windy shoreline to early-morning treks through frost, these gloves offer warmth while preserving tactile feedback. Expect reliable performance when operating a camera, checking a map, or maneuvering gear in brisk temperatures—without having to compromise on grip or dexterity.