The GoSkala Rechargeable Heated Gloves are battery-powered winter gloves for men and women sold on Amazon UK.
Prices checked on Amazon UK, 5 November 2026.
The GoSkala Rechargeable Heated Gloves are battery-powered winter gloves for men and women sold on Amazon UK. The listing describes dual 7.4V 3000mAh rechargeable batteries, up to 6 hours of warmth, 3 heat levels with a battery indicator light, touchscreen-compatible fingertips, a waterproof and windproof multi-layer build, reflective strips and adjustable cuffs. When we checked on 5 November 2026, size L (the size this link opens) was £59.99 on Amazon UK, new and in stock, against an RRP shown as £79.99. Other sizes are priced differently, so check the size you pick. This review-style post covers this one product only and sticks to what the Amazon UK listing says. Below you will find the key specs, what the listing leaves out, who heated gloves suit, and answers to questions people search for about heated gloves. Prices change often, so check the live price before you buy.
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Best overall: GoSkala Rechargeable Heated Gloves, Winter Thermal Ski Gloves for Men Women, size L (£59.99). A pair of battery-heated gloves aimed at cold-weather outdoor use. The listing names skiing, cycling, fishing, motorcycling, running, driving and working in cold conditions as uses. The model number is GA03 and the colour is black.
What the Amazon UK listing says
Batteries: dual 7.4V 3000mAh rechargeable lithium batteries, which the seller says give up to 6 hours of continuous warmth. The seller also says the gloves start to warm within 10 seconds, and that the batteries have protection against overcurrent, overvoltage and overcharge.
Heat levels: 3 settings (high, medium and low), plus a battery indicator light showing the remaining power.
Touchscreen: fingertips are described as touchscreen compatible, so you can use a phone without taking the gloves off.
Build: a six-layer structure made from cotton, velvet and polyester, described as waterproof and windproof, with a high-elasticity palm for grip.
Details: reflective strips on the back of the hand, adjustable cuffs and a hanging loop on the wristband.
In the box: one pair of gloves, two batteries, one charger and a manual.
Key specs (from the listing)
Batteries: 2 × 7.4V 3000mAh, lithium, rechargeable Claimed run time: up to 6 hours Heat levels: 3 (high, medium, low) Battery indicator: yes Touchscreen fingertips: yes Material: cotton, velvet and polyester (main material listed as polyester) Sizes: S, M, L, XL (this link opens size L) Warranty: one year (as listed) Temperature per setting: – Run time per setting: – Charging time: – Waterproof rating: – Washing instructions: – Weight: –
Why some specs are a dash
The listing bullets do not give a temperature for each heat setting, a run time per setting, a charging time, a waterproof rating, washing instructions or a weight. The 6 hour figure is the seller's maximum claim, and most heated gloves run for less time on the highest setting. The page shows a star rating, but the reviews appear to be shared across the different sizes, so we have not used them.
Who it suits
Heated gloves suit people who stand or move slowly in the cold for long periods, such as walking the dog, watching outdoor sport, fishing, or commuting on foot. They can also help people whose hands get cold easily. At £59.99 these cost much less than the premium heated gloves that UK motorcycle and cycling magazines usually test, which are often priced from about £140 to £390. In exchange, the listing gives fewer test figures than those brands. If you need gloves for motorcycling, check that the fit and protection meet your needs, as the listing does not mention any motorcycle safety certification.
Things to check before you buy
Size: this link opens size L. When we checked, size S was £67.99, so prices differ by size. Check the seller's size guide before ordering.
Batteries: plan to recharge after each long session, and check the charger supplied fits both batteries.
Seller: sold by Axis Dynamic and dispatched by Amazon, with free returns shown on the listing when we checked.
Prices note
The £59.99 price above is the Amazon UK new buy-box price for size L that we saw on 5 November 2026, with free delivery shown to a London postcode. Amazon prices change often, so use the See price on Amazon button to check the current price, size and stock before you buy.
Frequently asked questions
Do heated gloves really work?
Yes, battery heated gloves warm your hands using heating elements built into the fabric and powered by a rechargeable battery. How warm they feel and for how long depends on the heat setting, the battery capacity and the insulation. The GoSkala listing claims up to 6 hours from its dual 3000mAh batteries; we have not tested it.
How long do heated gloves last?
On one charge, it depends on the heat setting: the highest setting drains the battery fastest. The GoSkala listing claims up to 6 hours of warmth but does not give a run time for each setting. In UK reviews of premium heated gloves, run times of about 2 hours on high and 4 to 4.5 hours on low are common.
Can heated gloves be washed?
It depends on the model, and the GoSkala listing does not give washing instructions. Many heated gloves can only be wiped clean, and the batteries must always be removed first. Follow the manual that comes with the gloves, or ask the seller before buying if you need washable gloves.
Are heated gloves waterproof?
Some are and some are not, so check each listing. The GoSkala gloves are described as waterproof and windproof with a double-layer waterproof fabric, but the listing does not give a waterproof rating. Keep the battery pockets closed in rain and snow.
Are heated gloves safe?
Heated gloves are generally safe when you use the supplied charger and follow the instructions. The GoSkala listing says its batteries have protection against overcurrent, overvoltage and overcharge. Do not charge damaged batteries, and take extra care if you have reduced feeling in your hands, because you may not notice if the gloves get too hot.
