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She oversaw recent electric glove testing in the Lab and has evaluated everything from winter gloves to electric blankets. Whether you're heading to a ski resort, sightseeing in the snow, checking a trip to Antarctica off your bucket list, or going on another type of cold-weather adventure, heated gloves are where it's at.

Made with composite silk heating elements, these heated gloves can warm your hands anywhere from 104°F (when kept on its low setting) and 150°F (when kept on its high setting) while you ride. Savior has been developing heated gloves since 2010, and this model sports leather palms, a water-resistant exterior, warm, velvety lining and a heating grid that wraps around the back of the hand and fingers.Although they’re on the pricier side, they’re made from 40% lambskin, have three heat settings, and the heat lasts for up to 7 hours. About this itemLambskinThe DayWolf advantage: Focus on electric heated products for 10 years, with excellent technology accumulationHeating function: 3 heating levels, manually adjusted to the most comfortable temperature. They also enjoyed the adjustability of the wrist strap and the cinch cord at the ends to keep snow out and heat in. If you want heated gloves without breaking the bank, I recommend the Autocastle Electric Battery Heated Gloves.

Most electric heated gloves have a variety of heat settings that use different amounts of battery power. We found the medium setting to be just right, as it kept our entire hands to the tips of our fingers comfortably warm throughout the testing process — even while submerged in ice for 10 minutes! They warmed up really fast and kept my hands feeling cozy and smooth the entire time,” a tester reported. The Gauntlet heating system includes a rechargeable battery that tucks into a wrist pocket, heating components in the backhand and each digit, and a logo button just above the wrist.Like most battery-powered gear, Ororo gloves aren't machine-washable, so you'll have to clean them by hand.