heated gloves/liners

[lastwhiteman]

Anybody have decent results with heated gloves or heated liners? Any gloves I've tried with separate batteries usually are ineffective after about 15 minutes. I would like to hear what you hearty winter riders are comfortable with. Getting old now and pain doesn't feel so good anymore.

 

[davesax36]

I'm about to go with heated grips and atv bar covers from bass pro. Then I can wear the gloves I actually like.

 

[dtoebaert-5311]

I'm about to go with heated grips and atv bar covers from bass pro. Then I can wear the gloves I actually like.

+1 heated grips

 

[Redbone]

Gerbings makes a bunch or options for heated gloves. But unless I can try them on I am not going to spend $100++ for a pair. Heated grips may be good if you have gloves that will keep the backs of your hand/ fingers warm as well otherwise a setup like Dave is talking about is also a option.

 

[sdt354]

I got a pair of First Gear gloves four years ago for Christmas. They are nice even not plugged in. They have a controller run off the bikes electrical system and other heated clothing can be added, like vest or socks. My thoughts-First, they do work good and get plenty warm enough to ride in cold temps. I don't care for being tethered to the bike. and consider it a bit of a pain to run the wires through my sleeves and plug them in and disconnect them. I usually don't bother to ride when it's that cold where I need them plugged in. Sometimes the weather can be unpredictable. But again, they are comfortable gloves.

 

[caseyjones955]

I had Gerbings with a temptroller on my Triumph as I rode the Pacific Northwest almost year around. They were great but my thumbs got cold, I called Gerbing and they offered to rewrap the thumbs with more heat coiling free of charge and I understand that this has been corrected in later models. Point is their customer service was very good and the product was quality, if your doing a bit of cold weather I can recommend Gerbing.