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"It's minus 20 degrees, snow, blowing and I'm the only person who wants to go back for another run because I've flipped the switch on my Red Savinas and my fingers are glowing like the glove's namesake chili pepper with 500,000 Scoville units of heat." - Andrew McLean, Ski Mountaineer
"Finally! The Red Savina Glove to calm my cold-hand anxiety. Whether it's a Cold Smoke powder session or guiding ice climbs on a dark winter day - whenever the temperatures plummet below the blood circulation threshold, these things rock! They never get too hot - they can sense the heat in your hands adding just enough heat when you need it." - Julia Niles, Backcountry Skier / Alpinist |
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Reviews
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"To make a fabric-thin heater that runs for up
to six hours-perfect for the insides of gloves, jackets or boots-Energy
Integration Technologies did away with thermostats that suck power and take
up space." Popular Science magazine, Best of What's New awards, December 2008 |
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"Aevex, which has the tagline "Intelligent Heat",
offers just that, with a material that adjusts its heating levels in
response to body temperature. Skiers trying to keep warm in cold
temperatures are being given a helping hand..." WGSN Active Sports Reports, November 2008 |
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"Keep your digits toasty without swaddling them in layers. Outdoor Research's PrimoVolta
glove... can stay hot for 6 hours - more than twice as long as others - yet are still flexible enough to grab your jacket's zipper pull." Popular Science magazine, October 2008 issue |
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"This SkiTech review series is meant to focus on innovative use of technology in ski gear and apparel, and one would be hard pressed to find another glove that looks like it was built in the labs of one of Silicon Valley's finest companies." CNET |
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"The system is more efficient than the $3 chemical heat packs I've always carried - and far more conducive to a happy heart." National Geographic Adventure |
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"Give a big hand to a great ski glove concept. The comfort
and warmth is well worth the money, especially if you're a snow hound who's
tired of coming in from the cold too soon." Toronto Sun |
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"Not only is this glove sure to keep your most important extremities warm, its technology is incredibly advanced due to a system that reacts to the temperature of the hand to maintain a warm and comfortable climate." Tactical-Life.com |
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"...it's also the closest you'll ever get to having Riu's special move from Street Fighter II. Your heated fists of fury will be great for digging into icy coolers, but you'll always have to carry a can coozie in your pocket so the beer you're drinking doesn't get warm." backcountry.com |
