Commuting & Driving
The mid-weight profile balances insulation and finger movement for cold steering wheels, walks to transit, parking lots and everyday winter errands.
EMBER 2.0
Ember 2.0 is a men’s mid-weight heated glove for commuting, driving, winter walks and light outdoor work. It provides more built-in insulation than a dedicated heated liner while remaining less bulky than a heavily insulated snow glove.
The mid-weight profile balances insulation and finger movement for cold steering wheels, walks to transit, parking lots and everyday winter errands.
Adjustable heat works well for casual walks, dog walking and similar activities where warmth needs may change as you begin moving.
A practical option for routine outdoor chores where warmth and finger movement matter and certified hand protection is not required.
Ember 2.0 sits between Arcfomor’s slim-fit gloves and heavier snow-focused styles. Its standalone construction provides more passive warmth than a dedicated liner without using the thick insulation found in many ski and snow gloves.
3M Thinsulate provides built-in insulation independently of the electronic heating system. High, Medium and Low settings let you adjust the active heat as the temperature, wind and activity level change.
The milk-silk outer fabric has a water-repellent treatment for light snow and brief moisture exposure. It is water-repellent rather than waterproof and is not intended for prolonged rain or repeated contact with wet surfaces.
Touchscreen-compatible fingertips support common phone and device controls without removing the gloves. Performance may vary with the device, screen protector, glove fit, moisture and outdoor temperature.
These gloves are designed for different levels of insulation, layering and finger access. Choose according to how you plan to wear the glove rather than battery voltage alone.
| Model | Construction | Power | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ember 2.0 | Men’s mid-weight standalone glove | 7.4V | Commuting, driving, winter walks and light outdoor work |
| Dragonfly | 0.5mm dedicated heated liner | 5V | Layering beneath an existing roomier outer glove |
| Feather | 2.3mm slim-fit full-finger glove | 7.4V | Lower-bulk standalone use or layering under a roomy shell |
| Spider Silk | 2.3mm slim flip-top glove | 7.4V | Photography and tasks requiring direct finger access |
Each pair includes two rechargeable 7.4V 3000mAh batteries. Actual runtime varies with outdoor temperature, battery age, charging condition and the selected heat level.
Ember 2.0 provides more passive insulation than a dedicated heated liner, but it remains a mid-weight glove. Prolonged severe cold, strong wind or extended low-activity exposure may require a more heavily insulated glove, mitten or sufficiently roomy outer shell.
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Clear answers about fit, battery life, weather resistance, everyday use and care.
Ember 2.0 is a mid-weight standalone heated glove with 3M Thinsulate insulation and adjustable 7.4V heat. It provides more built-in insulation and structure than Dragonfly, Arcfomor’s dedicated 0.5mm liner. It may fit beneath a roomy outer shell, but it is intended primarily for standalone use.
Approximate runtime is 2.5–4 hours on High, 4–8 hours on Medium and about 10 hours on Low. Actual duration varies with outdoor temperature, battery age, charging condition and use. Each pair includes two rechargeable 7.4V 3000mAh batteries.
No. Ember 2.0 is water-repellent rather than waterproof. The treated outer fabric helps with light snow and brief moisture exposure, but a more weather-resistant glove or suitable outer shell is recommended for prolonged rain, wet snow or repeated contact with wet surfaces.
Ember 2.0 is available in S through 2XL and generally fits smaller than many standard North American winter gloves. Measure the circumference and length of both hands and use the larger measurements. If you are between sizes or near the upper end of a range, start with the larger size. Review the Arcfomor glove size guide and calculator before ordering.
Ember 2.0 is suited to commuting, driving, winter walks and light outdoor work where warmth and finger movement matter. It is not certified work or motorcycle protective equipment and should not replace gloves required for impact, abrasion, cut, chemical or other task-specific hazards.
Yes. Touchscreen-compatible fingertips support common phone and device controls without removing the gloves. Performance can vary by device, screen protector, glove fit, moisture and outdoor temperature.
Black Logo and Army Green are the standard Ember 2.0 styles. White Logo is an earlier-generation clearance option currently limited to remaining S inventory. Once the White Logo stock is sold out, it will not be restocked.
Remove both batteries before cleaning. Spot-clean the gloves with a soft cloth, cool water and a small amount of mild detergent, and follow the sewn-in care label before hand-washing. Do not soak, wring, bleach, dry-clean, iron or tumble-dry the gloves. Allow them to air-dry completely before reconnecting the batteries. Read How to Wash Heated Gloves Safely for the complete routine.
Ember 2.0 may help some users maintain hand comfort in cold conditions, but it is not a medical treatment. People with Raynaud’s phenomenon, arthritis, neuropathy, reduced sensation or circulation concerns should ask a qualified healthcare professional whether heated gloves are appropriate, begin with a lower setting and check the skin regularly. Read the Arcfomor heated gloves and Raynaud’s phenomenon guide for additional information.
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