Chaval’s Supernova gloves are the superheated stars of winter sport

Chaval Gloves. Chaval Heated Gloves & Mitts Raynaud's Association Chaval says that its gloves are tested to work in conditions as extreme as -20 degrees Fahrenheit (-28.9 degrees Celsius) The brand's Alphaheat 3.1 heat tech uses a wire-free mesh flat flex circuit and features a self-regulating heat output—in simpler terms, there's no need to mess with heat settings.

Chaval utilized nano heat technology in making these gloves Using polymer film panels instead of wires to transfer heat to the hands and finger, the Response-XRT delivered very even and comfortable warmth over my entire hand.

Chaval Heated Gloves Conquer the Cold

The brand's Alphaheat 3.1 heat tech uses a wire-free mesh flat flex circuit and features a self-regulating heat output—in simpler terms, there's no need to mess with heat settings. The brand's Alphaheat 3.1 heat tech uses a wire-free mesh flat flex circuit and features a self-regulating heat output—in simpler terms, there's no need to mess with heat settings. The Chaval SuperNova gloves come with all the bells and whistles, offering warmth even in sub-zero temps

Chaval’s Supernova gloves are the superheated stars of winter sport. In my testing, I left the gloves powered on full time when riding in 0. Hard to read, but the weather station at Breckenridge reads 0 degrees with 17 mile per hour winds on one test day.

Chaval Supernova Giveaway. The most significant feature of Chaval's Response-XRT gloves is the heating technology The next product in this review is a very popular heated ski glove