Savior Heat, le moffole riscaldate ideali per chi ha freddo alle mani

The SAVIOR Heat Rechargeable Mittens for skiing and snowboarding are a high-quality winter accessory that provides lasting and comfortable warmth for the hands during cold days on the ski slopes. Despite skiing since I was three years old, I have always suffered from cold hands with traditional gloves, especially on chairlift rides and windy days. Materials These mittens are equipped with infrared carbon fiber heating elements that cover the entire back of the hand and fingertips. The technology used is capable of penetrating heat deeply into the tissues, promoting blood flow and improving circulation. This can help to relieve pain and discomfort caused by the cold, keeping hands warm and comfortable even in the coldest conditions. The mittens are made from polyester, lycra, and spandex, materials known for their durability and comfort. The fit is regular and extends to the wrist, ensuring that your hands stay warm and protected. Furthermore, these mittens feature a touchscreen design, which allows for easy use of a phone without having to remove them. Heat Adjustment Levels and Battery Life Another interesting feature is their ability to adjust the heat. With three heat settings (high, medium, low), you can easily adapt the level of warmth to your personal preferences. The 7.4V battery guarantees up to 8 hours of battery life (2 continuous hours at the highest heat level, 4 hours at the medium level, 6 hours at the low level) and they heat up in just 3 seconds. These mittens are also waterproof and windproof, protecting hands from adverse weather conditions. They also come with an adjustable velcro strap to ensure a secure and comfortable fit. Charging Mode and Times A full charge takes between 4 to 6 hours. As always, I recommend letting the batteries reach the lowest level and then charging them to prolong battery life: avoid partial charges, as they would reduce the battery's lifespan. They are recharged by connecting the battery in each mitten to the electrical grid with a connector that is included in the package. Removing the battery from the mittens is very simple, just open the velcro pocket you find on the upper inside part of each mitten, unhook the connector from the glove, and extract them. Once charged, the procedure is the reverse of the extraction.