Ski-doo Heat Snowmobile Glove Mitt Lithium Rechargeable Batteries Free Shipping! on 2040-parts.com
Grimes, Iowa, US
New Ski-Doo Lithium-Ion Batteries for their new line of Heat snowmobile gloves and mitts, one charge lasts at least 4.5 hours. These are brand new, still in original sealed package from Ski-Doo, made to fit Ski-Doo branded, battery operated heated gloves ONLY. If you don't have the Ski-Doo heated gloves, we cannot tell you if they will fit or work with any other brand of glove, sorry. These also require a Lithium-Ion charger which is NOT INCLUDED!
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