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Outdoor Research Capstone Gore-Tex 7V Heated Sensor Gloves
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Looking for big-time warmth? The Capstone Heated Sensor Gloves are the absolute warmest option of the entire AltiHeat Heated Glove collection, allowing two batteries per glove and effectively doubling the industry-leading heat output offered by our ALTIHeat™ technology. Strategically placed PrimaLoft® insulation enhances the heating element's surface area by extending warmth through back of hand and fingers. Plus - brand new for Winter '19 - '20 - we've added a new power button with brighter, easier-to-see settings to make sure your time out in the cold is a little more comfortable and easier to navigate. A waterproof GORE-TEX insert protects your hands from nature's wet wrath, while a tricot lining back of hand and moonlite pile fleece palm keep you cozy and ready to launch into your next winter objective.
Fabric: GORE-TEX insert, 85% nylon, 15% spandex stretch nylon twill shell, Water Resistant goat leather palm, Water Resistant goat leather overlay, Touchscreen Leather, PrimaLoft® HiLoft Silver Insulation 100% polyester 200 g/m2 on back of hand, Enduraloft insulation 100% polyester 133g/m2 at palm and gauntlet, Moonlite Pile Fleece Palm 100% polyester, Tricot Lining back of hand 100% polyester Weight: 23.9oz / 677g Avg. Weight for size L
Outdoor Research Capstone Heated Gloves Include:• Waterproof
• Windproof
• Breathable
• Quick Drying
• Wicking
• Water Resistant Leather Palm
• Touchscreen Leather thumb and index
• Leather Palm Overlays
• Molded EVA Foam Knuckles
Design Features:
Fabric: GORE-TEX insert, 85% nylon, 15% spandex stretch nylon twill shell, Water Resistant goat leather palm, Water Resistant goat leather overlay, Touchscreen Leather, PrimaLoft® HiLoft Silver Insulation 100% polyester 200 g/m2 on back of hand, Enduraloft insulation 100% polyester 133g/m2 at palm and gauntlet, Moonlite Pile Fleece Palm 100% polyester, Tricot Lining back of hand 100% polyester Weight: 23.9oz / 677g Avg. Weight for size L
Outdoor Research Capstone Heated Gloves Include:
- 1 Pair Premium Heated Gloves
- 4 Li-Ion Rechargeable Batteries
- 2 Dual Battery Charger
- Instructions
- Outdoor Research Infinite Guarantee: All Outdoor Research Products are guaranteed forever!
- • ALTIHeat™ Battery-Powered Heat
- • Technology with Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Batteries
- • Customizable Heat Settings
- • Touchscreen-Compatible
- • Nose-Wipe on Thumb
- • Glove Clip Removable Leash
- • Pull-On Loop
- • 2 Locking Zippered Compartment for Batteries
- • SuperCinch Gautlet
- • Adjustable Wrist Cinch Pre-Curve Construction
- • Gloves can operated with 1 or 2 batteries per glove
Product Reviews
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100% Recommend this product (3 of 3 responses)
By Irwin D.
Michigan
After 8 pairs of heated gloves you ultimately end up here with the Capstone
December 2, 2020
They are slightly overpriced but you do get what you pay for,.
My Capstone's are two seasons old. I got them direct from Outdoor Research. But I have purchased heated gloves and equipment from the Warming Store. They are good people.
The Capstone's have a very important feature that you will not find in 95% of all other heated gloves. They can function as a windproof, insulated glove.
That's important as batteries, connections, switches, and wires fail. Usually they fail 15 minutes into an hour long activity or 30 minutes from getting back to your house or lodge. I've been wearing heated outdoor gear for since 2005. I've experienced plenty of failures.
You can read 100 reviews about heated gloves. They display fancy pictures of heating areas. Most heated gloves work so long as the battery is good. But when the battery goes dry that's it.
A lot of gloves heat the fingers but fail to heat the thumb area.
If you need "HIGH" heat because it's really cold then you pretty much need a dual battery or large single battery over 3,000 mah.
As I said batteries fail. I've seen switches fail. My hands have been frozen too many times. Anytime I need to be sure I wear the Capstones. I have 8 other pair of heated gloves that basically only get used at home for cleaning snow off the driveway.
I live in Michigan. I've been riding a road bike year round for 41 years. . If I'm out on my road bike with temps 35 and less than I have the Capstones. The Capstones use two batteries in every glove. And, and, and the gloves are insulated with goretex so they could function if there's a glitch. That said it's the only glove that I've owned where the batteries have never failed.
My first pair of Capstone's had a problem. My right glove was improperly built and the heating wire was improperly placed. That led to finishing one 90 minute trek on my bike with a heat blister between two fingers.
But these are Outdoor Research products. They have a lifetime guarantee. When I notified them they sent me a brand new pair of gloves.
Hopefully you can get the Capstones on sale. It's a great heated glove.
My Capstone's are two seasons old. I got them direct from Outdoor Research. But I have purchased heated gloves and equipment from the Warming Store. They are good people.
The Capstone's have a very important feature that you will not find in 95% of all other heated gloves. They can function as a windproof, insulated glove.
That's important as batteries, connections, switches, and wires fail. Usually they fail 15 minutes into an hour long activity or 30 minutes from getting back to your house or lodge. I've been wearing heated outdoor gear for since 2005. I've experienced plenty of failures.
You can read 100 reviews about heated gloves. They display fancy pictures of heating areas. Most heated gloves work so long as the battery is good. But when the battery goes dry that's it.
A lot of gloves heat the fingers but fail to heat the thumb area.
If you need "HIGH" heat because it's really cold then you pretty much need a dual battery or large single battery over 3,000 mah.
As I said batteries fail. I've seen switches fail. My hands have been frozen too many times. Anytime I need to be sure I wear the Capstones. I have 8 other pair of heated gloves that basically only get used at home for cleaning snow off the driveway.
I live in Michigan. I've been riding a road bike year round for 41 years. . If I'm out on my road bike with temps 35 and less than I have the Capstones. The Capstones use two batteries in every glove. And, and, and the gloves are insulated with goretex so they could function if there's a glitch. That said it's the only glove that I've owned where the batteries have never failed.
My first pair of Capstone's had a problem. My right glove was improperly built and the heating wire was improperly placed. That led to finishing one 90 minute trek on my bike with a heat blister between two fingers.
But these are Outdoor Research products. They have a lifetime guarantee. When I notified them they sent me a brand new pair of gloves.
Hopefully you can get the Capstones on sale. It's a great heated glove.
Pros
- Actually insulated for warmth without batteries
- Goretex wind resistant
- Dual batteries per glove
- Outdoor Research performance and lifetime warranty
Cons
- Premium cost
By Dave
Victor Idaho
Work very well
January 1, 2020
Gloves get warm quickly, Three settings give you options to match the outdoor temp. Gloves are stiff to start with, hope they loose up.
By Alyssa
Wilmington, DE
Great buy!!!
May 28, 2019
These gloves are very durable and give really good warmth! Moreover, the battery lasts for hours. Definitely worth buying!