Review: Warm N Safe Heated Gloves made by Firstgear
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Review: Warm N Safe Heated Gloves made by Firstgear
I just wanted to share with my fellow Softail riders about the Warm N Safe Heated Glove that Firstgear makes. Take this review for what it is worth as I have no experience with any other brand of heated glove.
I got the gloves for Christmas with the dual portable controller so if I eventually get the jacket liner I won't need another controller. This morning was finally the test ride. My commute to work is 45 miles of pure highway. It takes me about 4 minutes to get from my house to the highway, and by the time I got on, my fingers were already toasty warm. This morning was a nice cool 32 degrees when I left, and according to weather.com with the wind it felt like 28.
These gloves are amazing. They are windproof, waterproof, and just awesome. About 20 miles into my ride I had to turn them down because my knuckles started to get hot. The gloves themselves are extremely comfortable, and you can not feel any wires running through them. I tested them out at lunch, which by then it was right above 40, and I used them just as gloves, not plugged in. These baby's were great then too. I highly recommend these gloves as a great heated glove.
Installation of the portion that hooks to the battery is a breeze. Literally, pull the seat, hook up the pigtail to the battery, route the input where ever you want it. I have it right above the oil tank between the frame, but I believer I am going to move the plug to come out in front of the seat and use a small piece of velcro on the center console for the controller. I had it in my pocket this morning which worked fine, but I did not like the bulk of the wires in there and it made it difficult to adjust the temperature.
Here's a quick pic.
I got the gloves for Christmas with the dual portable controller so if I eventually get the jacket liner I won't need another controller. This morning was finally the test ride. My commute to work is 45 miles of pure highway. It takes me about 4 minutes to get from my house to the highway, and by the time I got on, my fingers were already toasty warm. This morning was a nice cool 32 degrees when I left, and according to weather.com with the wind it felt like 28.
These gloves are amazing. They are windproof, waterproof, and just awesome. About 20 miles into my ride I had to turn them down because my knuckles started to get hot. The gloves themselves are extremely comfortable, and you can not feel any wires running through them. I tested them out at lunch, which by then it was right above 40, and I used them just as gloves, not plugged in. These baby's were great then too. I highly recommend these gloves as a great heated glove.
Installation of the portion that hooks to the battery is a breeze. Literally, pull the seat, hook up the pigtail to the battery, route the input where ever you want it. I have it right above the oil tank between the frame, but I believer I am going to move the plug to come out in front of the seat and use a small piece of velcro on the center console for the controller. I had it in my pocket this morning which worked fine, but I did not like the bulk of the wires in there and it made it difficult to adjust the temperature.
Here's a quick pic.
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Mine were ordered from cycle gear, but I found a website that discounts to forum members here. It is http://shop.techncyclegear.com/Warm-...E.qscstrfrnt01
They offer 10% off for forum members, email them for details though as I don;t remember the coupon code they told me to use.
Also, if you go to Warmnsafe.com you can see the different battery harness options you can use, I do believe they offer one that will plug into what you already have.
Check it out.
They offer 10% off for forum members, email them for details though as I don;t remember the coupon code they told me to use.
Also, if you go to Warmnsafe.com you can see the different battery harness options you can use, I do believe they offer one that will plug into what you already have.
Check it out.
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Heated gear is a must for me, it added 2 months of riding to my short canadian riding season , I use tourmaster jacket (the best I believe) , gerbing G3 gloves (much better than tourmaster) , and tourmaster pant liners, I can ride and have fun until it is around 32 then my toes and the open face helmet are an issue
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