Has anyone...

[Lovisa]

Me again, I'm just wondering is their any gloves "for small little hands" that are heated yet can hold eye pieces and camera's without dropping them? I ask because I got Reynolds syndrome and it is getting a bit painful. I've tried normal gloves but there's just no heat to them.. :(

[steelfixer]

Hi there

You can get thin heated under gloves for motorcyclist.

The down side is you would need a power lead for them, but if you are running a 12 volt power pack you can connect them up to that just remember to unplug yourself before walking off.

[proflight2000]

Not sure where you are located, this is a UK site, but it gives an idea Heated Gloves & Glove Liners, Keep Hands Warm from only £7.15

[Lovisa]

Hi there

You can get thin heated under gloves for motorcyclist.

The down side is you would need a power lead for them, but if you are running a 12 volt power pack you can connect them up to that just remember to unplug yourself before walking off.

haha, many of times have I walked away from my PC while wearing my headset, only to hear the "clunk" noise as my headset lands on the floor.. These gloves, would they plug into a main power point too? I tend to stargaze right next to my dads garage.

[Lovisa]

Not sure where you are located, this is a UK site, but it gives an idea Heated Gloves & Glove Liners, Keep Hands Warm from only £7.15

Brilliant thanks..

[proflight2000]

Well that is even better. I suffer from the cold due to tablets I take. What I do is basically set up a fan heater in my garage, i then go out in half hour bursts and then when i feel a chill i enter the warm garage so that I never fall below a good degree of cold level. You actually get used to it. Stick with ones with a battery, connecting anything to yourself via the mains is not a great idea.

[steelfixer]

You would need a 12 volt transformer as they run off the bikes electrics.