Milwaukee’s M700B heated winter gloves cost $219.99 in the United States at The Home Depot, and an Ontario retailer lists them at $268.00 CAD, out of stock online. The gloves run on their own 2Ah battery, not on the M12 system.

How much do the Milwaukee heated gloves cost in Canada and the US?

The Home Depot lists the large (M700B-21L) at $219.99 in the United States. Handley Lumber in Fenelon Falls, Ontario lists the small (M700B-21S) at $268.00 CAD, with taxes and shipping added at checkout, and showed it sold out online when we checked.

A search for Milwaukee heated gloves on Home Depot Canada returned ActionHeat AA battery heated gloves at $64.98 CAD and no Milwaukee gloves, so Canadian buyers may need an independent dealer. Milwaukee’s page shows no price.

Heated winter gloves with the heat zones glowing on the back of the hand and fingers
Photo: Milwaukee Tool

How long does the heat last?

Milwaukee says run time is about 2 hours on High, 4 hours on Medium and 8 hours on Low. Heat covers the back of the hand and fingers, with three settings for each zone, using what the company calls HEXON HEAT TECHNOLOGY.

The kit includes one pair of gloves, two 2Ah batteries and two USB-C cables, so a spare battery is in the box. One Home Depot highlight says 2 hours on Low, but its own Q&A matches Milwaukee’s 8 hours, so treat that line as a typo.

Kit contents: one pair of gloves, two 2Ah batteries and two USB-C cables
Photo: Milwaukee Tool

Do they use my M12 batteries?

No. The Home Depot listing says the gloves are powered by the Heated Gloves 2Ah Battery (48-11-2320), not the M12 battery system. Plan on charging the gloves’ own batteries over USB-C.

Worker wearing the heated glove while driving a screw with an impact driver
Photo: Milwaukee Tool

What are they made of?

The shell is ripstop polyester with a soft polyester fleece liner and a reinforced palm. Milwaukee lists wind and water resistance, a built-in terry cloth sweat wipe, extended adjustable cuffs and SMARTSWIPE index fingers and thumbs for touchscreens. Sizes run from S to XXL.

Buyer ratings are mixed. The Home Depot page shows 4 out of 5 stars from 66 reviews, with 44% of reviewers recommending the gloves, and notes that several recent reviews were collected through a promotion.

Worker gripping a ladder with a heated glove on one hand
Photo: Milwaukee Tool

Who it suits

  • Tradesperson working outdoors in winter: the heat zones and 8 hours on Low suit long days on a ladder or in a truck, but 2 hours on High means swapping batteries.
  • Someone already on M12: you gain nothing from your M12 packs here, so budget for a separate charging routine.
  • Crew buyer: the price is the hurdle, at $219.99 in the US and $268.00 CAD at one Ontario dealer. Confirm sizes first, since the Q&A mixes sizes.
  • Budget homeowner: the ActionHeat AA gloves at $64.98 CAD on Home Depot Canada cost far less, though they are a different product and Milwaukee makes no claim about them.
Heated glove worn outdoors with the side zipper visible
Photo: Milwaukee Tool

What should I do next?

Read the official M700B-21L page, then confirm your size and a Canadian dealer’s stock and price. Milwaukee’s page lists no price, and the one Canadian listing we found was out of stock.