Seirus Heated Gloves, Balaclavas & Winter Gear

The cold-weather gear people forget to buy until the wind hits their face. Seirus makes heated gloves, balaclavas, liners and face protection — the pieces that fill the gaps in everyone else's system.

About Seirus

Seirus covers a lot of the winter gear that sits between the big-ticket items — gloves and liners, but also balaclavas, face masks and neck protection. It's the category people underestimate until they're in a real wind.

Your Face Is the Gap

You can have an excellent jacket, good gloves and warm boots, and still be miserable because there's a strip of exposed skin between your goggles and your collar. A balaclava closes that gap — and it does more for perceived warmth than most people expect, because your face is where wind chill hits hardest.

Liners Multiply What You Already Own

A glove liner adds warmth to gloves you already have and like. Heated glove liners go a step further and put heat inside an outer glove you can't replace — a ski glove that fits your pole straps, or a work glove your job requires.

Fit With Room

The most common mistake in cold hands: a tight glove restricts blood flow to your fingers, and cold blood in a tight glove stays cold no matter how much insulation or heat you add outside it. If you're layering a liner underneath, make sure the outer glove has the room for it.

FAQs

What does Seirus make?

The winter gear that fills the gaps — heated gloves and glove liners, but also balaclavas, face masks and neck protection. It's the category people underestimate: you can own an excellent jacket and warm boots and still be miserable because of a strip of exposed skin between your goggles and your collar.

Does a balaclava actually make much difference?

More than most people expect. Your face is where wind chill hits hardest, and exposed skin there degrades how warm you feel far out of proportion to its surface area. Closing that gap between goggles and collar is one of the cheapest improvements you can make to a cold-weather system.

Will a glove liner fit inside my gloves?

Only if there's room, and this is where liners disappoint people. A liner adds thickness — and if your glove is already snug, the combination compresses your hand and restricts blood flow, which makes your fingers colder despite the extra layer. If your gloves fit closely, you may need to size the outer glove up.

Seirus Cold Weather Gear & Heated Gloves