HEATED GLOVE - LINERS

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

There was a recent post asking a similar question ........... However I NEED liners that have a separate Battery ... Years ago I got frostbite and ever since my Right hand gets very painful at only 20 F ..... I need these from when I'm using my SnowBlower ... It takes about an hour plus to do my driveway and having to stop to warm my hands lengthens this chore to double ......Thanks , Mike .....AND MERRY CHRISTMAS

[SpyderAnn01]

Bothers are several options check out www.venture heat.com

[Highwayman2013]

Here's an option.http://www.warmnsafe.com/hunting-outdoors/

[Pirate looks at --]

Ann, did you connect these to the bike or are you using the battery pack?

[Chupaca]

Don't know about the power supply in your case but the Liner I use has outlets for the gloves and the ability to have a dual control one for the liner and one for the gloves. I need more heat on the hands while ryding. I also found wearing surgical type gloves under your gloves helps keep body heat in but can get sweaty.

[SpyderAnn01]

Ann, did you connect these to the bike or are you using the battery pack?

I am connecting mine. I’d be worried about the battery lasting long enough.

[SpyderAnn01]

Yu

Don't know about the power supply in your case but the Liner I use has outlets for the gloves and the ability to have a dual control one for the liner and one for the gloves. I need more heat on the hands while ryding. I also found wearing surgical type gloves under your gloves helps keep body heat in but can get sweaty.

Mike is looking for gloves to wear while snow blowing.

[fatboy]

try mobile warming there gear is the bomb

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

Here's an option.http://www.warmnsafe.com/hunting-outdoors/

Thanks ..... but they don't list anything for a non 12v battery source ....it all needs 12v battery power ......... Mike

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

try mobile warming there gear is the bomb

Their liners sound like what I want ....HOWEVER - they only seem to sell 12v stuff ....they say their liners are " DUAL POWER " But give no explanation or info on the liner spec sheet ?????????.....I sent them an E-mail ........... Thanks for your reply ..........and Merry Christmas .....Mike

[11rtLTD]

There was a recent post asking a similar question ........... However I NEED liners that have a separate Battery ... Years ago I got frostbite and ever since my Right hand gets very painful at only 20 F ..... I need these from when I'm using my SnowBlower ... It takes about an hour plus to do my driveway and having to stop to warm my hands lengthens this chore to double ......Thanks , Mike .....AND MERRY CHRISTMAS

See if these might fit your needs
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F322808594013

[Raprider]

Their liners sound like what I want ....HOWEVER - they only seem to sell 12v stuff ....they say their liners are " DUAL POWER " But give no explanation or info on the liner spec sheet ?????????.....I sent them an E-mail ........... Thanks for your reply ..........and Merry Christmas .....Mike

Look at the 7.4v...these are the battery-powered version...I had looked at the liners a few weeks back at the NYC IMS...they seemed to be nicely made.

[easysuper]

Mike,
There are several liners and heated gloves that run on rechargeable batteries . My wife has a pair that she uses sometimes when she is not using the ones that plug into the bike. They are made By Ansai and are called Mobile Warming gloves , if you google it you should be able to find them. They have lasted all day while riding in 27 degree weather.and you can recharge then in a few hours.

[Highwayman2013]

Thanks ..... but they don't list anything for a non 12v battery source ....it all needs 12v battery power ......... Mike

Actually 7.4 volts.

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

See if these might fit your needs
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F322808594013

.... Thanks , I had looked at these on E-bay also ..... I was hoping to find Someone here who could give a user review ..... I don't want to get some that aren't very good ...... and Merry Christmas ........ Mike

[Highwayman2013]

http://www.warmnsafe.com/heated-glov...multi-voltage/
http://www.warmnsafe.com/battery-7-4...th-controller/

[pegasus1300]

Hi Mike
I just went to this website on Warn and Safe and this is a whole page of 7.4 volt gloves liners etc.

http://www.warmnsafe.com/hunting-outdoors/

copied from product description for liners

Heated Glove Liners for 7.4V & Multi-Voltage

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$89.95

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$69.95(You save $20.00)

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* Glove Liner Size:

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• YES, 7.4V 5.2A, 4 Stage Battery, Belt Pouch, Ext Cable & US/World Plugs Charger
• YES, 7.4V 5.2A, 4 Stage Battery, Belt Pouch, Ext Cable & Euro Plug Charger
• YES, 7.4V 7.8A, 4 Stage Battery, Belt Pouch, Ext Cable & US/World Plugs Charger
• YES, 7.4V 7.8A, 4 Stage Battery, Belt Pouch, Ext Cable & Euro Plugs Charger

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This new Glove Liner is designed to be used with the 7.4volt battery or when used with the Multi-Voltage kit, will run on 12V systems. For Hunters, Hikers, Bicyclers, Gardeners and others wanting mobilty, these new Glove Liners and harness will work much better for your needs... It is designed to also plug into the Heat Layer base layer to work off one power system.
We made this product, like most of our 7.4V heated products to help people who need to stay warm when doing normal activities as well as sports. But we were really pushed because of people we know with MS, Lupes and Reynauds. This will open up activities to people that have trouble with the cold. Please pass the word.
Warm, Light and Thin. Fits Under Most Work Gloves or can be worn alone.
These Glove Liners are designed to work wth our 7.4 Volt batteries and if you are not using it with our Base Layer, you need a lanyard harness system to power them from our 7.4V portable battery pack.



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[BLUEKNIGHT911]

This is a very expensive set-up when you add up all the parts that need to be added to make the liners functional ..... But thanks for your efforts .......and Merry Christmas ..... Mike

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

Many thanks to all who replied to my Thread .......... I now have to review all my options ( thanks to you folks ) and see which is best for my specific situation ....Using them while snow-blowing ....... Mike

[pegasus1300]

This is a very expensive set-up when you add up all the parts that need to be added to make the liners functional ..... But thanks for your efforts .......and Merry Christmas ..... Mike

remember with an AMA membership you get a big discount.
And a Merry Christmas to you too.

[r1100rider]

Their liners sound like what I want ....HOWEVER - they only seem to sell 12v stuff ....they say their liners are " DUAL POWER " But give no explanation or info on the liner spec sheet ?????????.....I sent them an E-mail ........... Thanks for your reply ..........and Merry Christmas .....Mike

Why is a 12v battery a problem they are common

[ofdave]

take a look at these
have no idea how well they do

https://www.hammacher.com/Product/86...0Liners%20(NEW)

https://dragonheatwear.com/products/...d-glove-liners

[Bfromla]

Reusable & these work if you get in right spot http://www.clickheat.eu. Namely along your arteries, activate the pack wrap it in something (to not have directly contacting your skin) & place accordingly, the smaller packs fit in glove cuff (inside of wrists)& your blood will move the heat to your fingers,if would like more arms & core temp try a armpit mount.
Do NOT suggest TAPE but ace bandage will suffice, & or DIY some kid size socks as pockets.
their are some knock off ones cheaper , this is only one I know had the one for hands with a band to keep in place. Was too thick to fit in my glove with my hand ,but they were thick & heavy gloves. Plus the hand was shaped more for a mitt, not a glove. The pocket warmers are fine & easily moved or shared if need be. Thankfully don't need much down here, so what I've me learned about them has been limited, but a better investment being reusable compared some of the other heating options we have around here.

[trikermutha]

Gerbing gloves with battery packs work well. Depending on heat setting will make the battery last longer or shorter use times.

[spyderrider51]

try this link: https://www.thewarmingstore.com/mobi...ove-liner.html