From cart mitt upgrades to rechargeable hand warmers, these cold weather solutions mean you can golf comfortably late into the fall and well before spring, even in rain and windy conditions.

Heated gloves go one step further by providing an added layer of warmth to keep one of the more exposed parts of your body—your hands—cozy in freezing temps.

On the other hand, you’ll have to buy more hand warmers after using the single pair that comes with the gloves. A box of 40 additional warmers costs about $22.00, though, so you’re still ...

The AVALANCHE X heated gloves pack a serious punch in brutal winter conditions. My fingers stayed toasty at -20°F thanks to the advanced Zero Layer Heat System.

Instead of an electric or battery-powered heating system, the gloves effectively warm up hands by using disposable, chemically-heated HotHands hand warmers, which are activated by air and then ...

Here are the best heated gloves that hold up to even the bleakest winter weather. Full Reviews $140 at Amazon $140 $90 at Walmart $140 $119 at saviorheat.com Credit: Savior Heat ...

Of course, Hand Warmers aren’t without flaws—namely, they’re a single-use, disposable product compared to reusable heated gloves and mitts. From a sustainability standpoint, they’re an ...

Max temperature: 131°F Run time: 4-8 hours, depending on running temperature Charging time: 2-3 hours Weight: 4.7 oz Battery capacity: 5,200 mAh Traditional hand warmers are single-use (not great ...

Specs Battery: 2200 mAh lithium ion Shell Material: Micro carbon fiber Insulation: N/A Pros Warm without the heating element Large batteries Easy to operate controls Cons Not a ton of dexterity ...

There are SO many great pairs of heated gloves for women, and this may just be the winter to give ’em a shot—especially if regular gloves just aren’t getting the job done.