Has anyone tried Ololar heated gloves for Raynaud’s?

I recently came across Ololar heated gloves, which are designed specifically for people with Raynaud’s and cold-sensitive hands.

What caught my attention is that the focus isn’t only on outdoor warmth. The gloves use active, adjustable warmth with heating coverage designed for the fingers, palms, and back of the hands, while keeping the design lightweight and flexible.

Ololar says its development has included working with hospitals on clinical testing since around 2018, using the experience to improve heating coverage, warmth control, comfort, and flexibility.

For those who use heated gloves for Raynaud’s, I’d be interested to know:

• Do you find fingertip heating important?
• Do you prefer thin, flexible gloves or thicker gloves for outdoor use?
• How important is adjustable warmth to you?
• Has anyone tried the Ololar Air Series?