Yes and I'm almost ashamed to say how much I love them.
My hands are extremely sensitive to the cold, it doesn't take much and they f'n hurt when cold and for an hour when warming up. It's some sort of a medical condition w an actual name I've been told.
Anyway I was skeptical 'cause they don't heat the fingers, just the back of the hand. But that heat IN the glove at all seems to help the entire hand including fingers significantly.
On cold days you won't feel the actual heat but you'll note your hands aren't cold or hurting like they should be (obviously, speaking personally)
My gf has some OR's (Outdoor Research) that do also heat the fingers. But won't easily interchange w the Milwaukee batteries. In this case I understand Milwaukee's reasoning for not heating the fingers - the gloves are theoretically intended for tradesmen and one damaged finger could render the whole system inop. I suppose you could build it NOT as one continuous circuit but even then you'd need to make sure a breach didn't short the battery.
The Milwaukees are not cheap but they're a really comfortable, warm high quality glove --- like most of their heated gear. Note they are huge gauntlets so that takes some getting used to.
I do a lot of winter road cycling and many days my Pearl Izumi lobster gloves aren't enough. I'm hoping to try these and if it works I may have a dedicated cycling pair 'cause my winter cycling gloves always end up causing what I jokingly call "knuckle rot."
I paid $160 when IT had the $20 off code awhile back
The gloves come w a kinda cool dual-head USB cable for charging both....but it seems to restrict voltage to each output 'cause if just charging a single thing like a phone it takes forever
drill and driver.
