Heated Gloves
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Heated Gloves
I've been up and down the street on this.
I've tried the battery operated gloves. Three different brands and all three are BS. They warm up a little bit when I don't have my hand in them but cool off when I put them on.??????
The heat by wire gloves. Really good when temps are in the 50s, but below that, the heat drops off pretty quick. 40 degree weather, I might as well not be wearing gloves at all. I currently have a set of Gerbing gloves that plug into a controller with the dial on it.
The heated hand grips are out of the question. Just not going to screw around with the aftermarkets that last a few weeks. Been down that road too.
I would like to find a good set of wired gloves that actually provide warmth down into the 20 degree range.
I've tried the battery operated gloves. Three different brands and all three are BS. They warm up a little bit when I don't have my hand in them but cool off when I put them on.??????
The heat by wire gloves. Really good when temps are in the 50s, but below that, the heat drops off pretty quick. 40 degree weather, I might as well not be wearing gloves at all. I currently have a set of Gerbing gloves that plug into a controller with the dial on it.
The heated hand grips are out of the question. Just not going to screw around with the aftermarkets that last a few weeks. Been down that road too.
I would like to find a good set of wired gloves that actually provide warmth down into the 20 degree range.
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I have only used Mobile Warming Leather gauntlet gloves. Lithium batttety operated. Several of my friends have also taken heed to my advice and bought a pair. Zero complaints from any of us. Them gloves are super toasty even with the heat off! Typical wear then in 30-40 degree temps and usually for a couple hours. Batteries still had plenty of juice
#6
I have two sets of Gerbing heated gloves that plug in. I have rode in the high teens with them. The G3 version are a bit warmer than the older Nubucks.
They work better if your fairing blocks the wind from your hands. I run apes so fairing does not block wind. I usually use heated grips in conjunction with the gloves, or like on my 18 some wind deflectors for the bars, keep the air off your hands.
http://jdcustomsandfabrications.bigc...ut-hand-guards
They work better if your fairing blocks the wind from your hands. I run apes so fairing does not block wind. I usually use heated grips in conjunction with the gloves, or like on my 18 some wind deflectors for the bars, keep the air off your hands.
http://jdcustomsandfabrications.bigc...ut-hand-guards
Last edited by FLSTFI Dave; 11-01-2017 at 02:11 AM.
#7
Gerbing battery heated gloves here. Medium heat setting is fine, last about 4 hours as I recall.
Love 'em.
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