Heated Gloves
#22
RE: Heated Gloves
I recently made a post about Gerbings where Ireturneda glovethat wentbad (not heating) and they replacedthe pairwithin 3 working days, no charge, no questions. When I was at theirstore I tried the new Lithium battery gloves (one advantage to living in western Washington, near their headquarters). The battery weight isunnoticable, and the gloves come with a clear window (over the battery)wherethe temp. adjustment button andheat range indicating LED(three temp ranges) are located. The batteries are rechargeable (one battery at a time?). I believe the battery charge is good for 3 -12 hours depending on the heat setting. About $180.00 for the pair. I'm budgeting to switch from the wired onesto these.
Gregm
Gregm
#23
RE: Heated Gloves
ORIGINAL: FLHT
I would like to know the answer to this also. I also have the finger tip issue.
ORIGINAL: ThePunster
I have the same cold finger tip issue - do the heated grips solve it? If the grips are heated do you need to wear thinner gloves to feel it, or does it get through the winter bike gloves?
I have the same cold finger tip issue - do the heated grips solve it? If the grips are heated do you need to wear thinner gloves to feel it, or does it get through the winter bike gloves?
#24
RE: Heated Gloves
I picked up a pair of G3's a couple weeks ago, WOW these things are great!!! I have real poor circulation in my hands, there always cold, I tried heated grips and my hands still froze. With the gloves I have no problems at all. My only complaint is thet there TOO WARM! I'm looking at anon-off swith or maybe a thermostat now. I cant say enough good about them. Worth every penny!
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