Raynaud’s & Cold Hands | GOBI Heated Gloves & Socks

Targeted warmth

Heat placed where cold hands and feet feel it first, not just a general layer.

Adjustable settings

Multiple heat levels so you can dial in comfort for indoor or outdoor cold.

Everyday fit

Designed to wear comfortably through daily tasks, not just outdoor activities.

HSA/FSA eligible

Select GOBI products may qualify for HSA/FSA reimbursement through our Truemed partnership.

Crest Women's Heated Beanie, in the cream colorway.

Stealth II Heated Glove Liners (3500mAh USB-C batt) - Gobi Heat

Gray Cove heated portable blanket with heat zones highlighted on blanket

Epic II Heated Ski Gloves, with the heat zones highlighted on the hands.

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Fabulous gloves! I have Raynaud's Syndrome and need to keep my hands warm when active outside in the winter. These are perfect!

-Lynn H.Stealth II Heated Glove Liners

AT HOME: Heated socks, glove liners, and blankets offer adjustable warmth in cooler rooms.

OUTSIDE: Heated gloves or liners are an option for walks, errands, and cold commutes.

AT WORK: Thin heated glove liners or layers can add warmth in a cold or air-conditioned workspace.

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Raynaud’s & Cold Hands FAQs

Can heated gloves help with cold hands indoors, not just outside?

Yes. GOBI heated glove liners and socks are designed for everyday use, indoors or outdoors, wherever cold hands and feet are a problem.

Are GOBI heated products eligible for HSA or FSA reimbursement?

Select GOBI products may qualify through our Truemed partnership. Check the Truemed eligibility page for the current list of qualifying items.

How long does the battery last on heated glove liners or socks?

Battery life depends on the heat setting and product. Check the specific product page for runtime, and use a lower setting to extend it through the day.