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Heated socks in the test: G-Heat Heated Outdoor Socks V2

February 24, 2025 by Caspar Gebel

G-Heat Heated Outdoor Socks

G-Heat Heated Outdoor Socks V2 Review: As part of our test series of the best heated socks, we took a closer look at the G-Heat Heated Outdoor Socks V2. You can see our full test results here.

These heated socks made of soft, thick cotton blend are available at a comparatively low price. They are more like stockings, reaching down to the back of the knee. Available in four sizes from 35 to 47, they are made of a comfortable material, and the heating surfaces on the soles are noticeable.



Data on the G-Heat Heated Outdoor Socks

Deliverysocks, batteries, charging plug, remote control
Material Socks 80% cotton, 8% elastane, 12% nylon
Battery Capacity2.600 mAh
Weight battery/piece94 gr
App-
heat settings3
Heating zonestoes up & ball of the foot down
Max. heating time6h

 



G-Heat does not have an app, but does include a remote control that can be used to switch between the three heat settings. The remote control has four buttons, two larger and two smaller. Each heat setting has its own button, and the fourth is used to turn it off. A slider protects the buttons so that they cannot be accidentally pressed. Alternatively, the socks can be activated separately on the respective battery.

G-Heat Heated Outdoor Socks

Really warm feet

The G-Heat heated outdoor socks provide pleasant warmth to the toes and ball of the foot immediately after switching them on, with hardly any difference between the individual levels. It is not possible to visually check which of the three modes you have selected.



The 2.600 mAh batteries are rather heavy at 94 grams each; like the cables, they don't seem particularly high-quality with their cracking plastic. The positioning of the socket on the side of the battery is good - this means the cable runs straight into it and doesn't have to be bent too much.

G-Heat Heated Outdoor Socks

At six hours (manufacturer's information), the heating time is comparatively short. In itself, this is quite a long time, and during this time your feet will be really warm thanks to the strong heat development. In terms of price-heating performance, the G-Heat socks are really exemplary.



WEB: g-heat.de

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Conclusion: G-Heat Heated Outdoor Socks V2

Pro

  • No pairing with app necessary
  • pragmatic remote control solution
  • Socks are very comfortable to wear
  • Heat seems well distributed

Contrary to

  • Battery not very high quality
  • plastic cracks
  • open cable
  • Socks go very high
  • Heating surfaces noticeable on the soles of the feet

Facts

product year2025
PriceEUR 149,90
Website www.g-heat.de

Overall rating

80 %

Value for Money

80 %
The heated socks from G-Heat are inexpensive and provide plenty of warmth. The remote control included is practical.
Tags:heated socks 2025bike socksCycling socksSocks

About Caspar Gebel

Caspar Gebel has been on a racing bike for 40 years. The specialist journalist and non-fiction author works for Velomotion and also for the magazines Procycling and Fahrrad News.

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