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Fact #1. When your out in cold weather, you can increase your movement in an effort to increase your body temperature. You could run in place, or perform jumping jacks. This can be somewhat effective, but it could be distracting in a public space. Instead, you can opt for a pair of warming gloves that operate on rechargeable batteries.
Fact #2. Battery heated gloves not only keep your hands comfortably warm, they also send a signal to your body that allows it to direct more blood to the site. Often, when we're injured, doctors tell us to apply ice for the first 48 hours, and heat after that. That's because the cold will restrict blood flow during the period when inflammation and its associated pain would be at its worst. After that, we apply heat to direct an excess of blood to the site.
Fact #3. These gloves have to have a convenient place to store the batteries that power their heating elements. More often than not, these gloves are elongated, covering the wrists as well as the hands. Their batteries are usually stored in a compartment on the wrist. This frees up the hands for maximum dexterity.
Fact #4. Depending on the activity in which you're engaged, having your batteries on the top or bottom of the wrist area may hinder your comfort. Most of the options on the market zip closed. There are a few options that utilize buttons or Velcro to keep their battery compartments sealed. These two latter options are easy to repair or replace if damaged.
Fact #5. If you need to regularly use a tablet or phone while out in the cold, you're going to want a pair of gloves that will allow you to do so without removing them. Taking your gloves off is a surefire way to endanger your digits. There are gloves on the market with special conductive fingertips that allow for touchscreen interaction.
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