
Why Everyone's Talking About the Oskren Heated Gloves
Three heat settings, a waterproof shell and touchscreen fingertips running from the power bank you already own — why touchline regulars stopped dreading the coldest Saturday mornings of winter.
Three Heat Levels, One Button
Hold the button for three seconds and the Oskren lights up. Red is the high setting, blue sits in the middle and green keeps a gentle background warmth. Tap to move between them as the day changes, from a frozen first hour outside to a milder afternoon walk home.
No More Numb, Useless Fingers
Ordinary gloves only hold on to the warmth your hands still have, and by the second hour outside there is none left. These heated gloves add their own. Delivery rounds, site work, the school gate, the football touchline: Oskren keeps your fingers working while the cold does its worst.
Built For Wet, Wintry Days
A waterproof outer shell keeps rain, sleet and snow out, and touchscreen fingertips mean you can answer a call or check a map without taking a glove off. One size at 30 by 12 centimetres fits most adult hands, and the Oskren hand washes below 50°C.
Powered By Your Own Power Bank
There is no battery to charge inside the gloves, and nothing proprietary to lose. The Oskren runs from a standard USB power bank in your coat pocket. For full heat on the high setting, use one of 20,000 mAh or more with a 2A output; smaller banks still warm, just less.
How to Use Your Oskren Gloves
There is nothing to install and nothing to charge inside the gloves. Push the left and right plugs firmly into the lead, connect the large USB end to a charged power bank, and slip the bank into a coat pocket. From switching on to warm fingers takes no longer than boiling the kettle.
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Connect The Lead
Plug both gloves into the lead, then the USB end into a power bank
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Hold To Start
Press and hold the cord button for three seconds until it lights up
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Choose Your Heat
Tap to switch between red high, blue medium and green low settings
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Repeat Every Outing
Charge the power bank overnight so the gloves are ready for tomorrow's cold
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Oskren vs Others
Ordinary winter gloves only trap warmth you already have. Oskren adds three built-in heat settings, USB power-bank heating and a waterproof, touchscreen-ready shell.
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Others |
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Active heating elements |
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Three adjustable heat levels |
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Runs from USB power banks |
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Waterproof outer shell |
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Full-finger glove coverage |
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Touchscreen-compatible fingertips |
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Reusable, no disposable warmers |
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Frequently asked questions
What are these heated gloves for?
Keeping fingers warm through long spells outside: dog walks, delivery rounds, site work, touchlines, fishing trips and cold commutes.
Do they need an app or subscription?
No. There is no app, no account and nothing to pair. Plug into a power bank and press the button.
How many heat settings are there?
Three. Red is high, blue is medium and green is low, and one button moves between them while you wear them.
Is a power bank included?
No, the power bank is sold separately. Use a 20,000 mAh bank or larger with a 2A USB output for full heat.
How quickly do they warm up?
Hold the button for three seconds to switch on, then allow three to five minutes for the heat to build.
What size are they, and do they work with phones?
One size, 30 × 12 cm, with a relaxed fit for most adult hands and touchscreen fingertips that work your phone.
Can I wear them in the rain?
The outer shell is waterproof, so rain, sleet and snow stay out. To clean them, unplug and hand wash below 50°C, then air dry.
Who should not use them?
Not suitable for children. If you have reduced feeling in your hands or a medical condition, check with your GP first.