Heated gloves

[killerbee]

I need battery operated heated gloves before Spyderfest this year. What recommendations does anyone have? I want gloves that have the battery in them (9 volt/AA, etc.) and have the wiring that goes up the fingertips also.

[Spydered]

Have never tried these.

Herringtoncatalog.com

Under apparel.

[r1100rider]

I need battery operated heated gloves before Spyderfest this year. What recommendations does anyone have? I want gloves that have the battery in them (9 volt/AA, etc.) and have the wiring that goes up the fingertips also.I have gerbing glove liners as part of my full heated suit vest ,pant liners,socks, I went with liners so that I could use shells and replace I wear gloves out pretty fast I use some of my gloves that the insulation is getting matted down and cut out the inside and put in my heated liner and away I go you can add to the full suit 1 of at a time until you have a full system they have a battery pack to run this off the bike if you want but why buy battery's when you have a charging system and power source under the seat a 9 volt wouldn't go very long , and I really love the sock liners , with the full set of liners I can ride down to 35 deg and be warm as toast the hole set will store in a bag about 12x10x4 so I can carry it always and slip into it under whatever I'm riding in and never get caught freezing , this is something I always wanted and talked myself out of then I realized look at the investment I have in the machine so to extend my riding season by a bunch the heated suit is a bargin

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

Just a thought ( out of the box ) check what they use for skier's ? ? ?.....Mike :thumbup:

[bmwlarry]

U use Gerbing gloves on the bike and bought Columbia Bugaboo for PGR missions. I would not plan on Battery gloves for rides as the battery life is too short.

[NancysToy]

Sorry, we don't have battery gloves, but my Powerlet gloves are great, and Nancy likes her Gerbings.

[Bumblebee67]

I have just ordered these off Ebay. Am awaiting delivery. Thought I'd try this route before i spend big $$ on Gerbings http://www.ebay.com/itm/290771090689?var=590079688205&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

[asp125]

Check out mobile warming gear http://www.mobilewarminggear.com/MW/

[SllimG]

Sorry, we don't have battery gloves, but my Powerlet gloves are great, and Nancy likes her Gerbings.

Do the Powerlet gloves heat the fingers like Gerbing does?

[ulflyer]

I have just ordered these off Ebay. Am awaiting delivery. Thought I'd try this route before i spend big $$ on Gerbings http://www.ebay.com/itm/290771090689?var=590079688205&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

Can't beat that price if they work at all. Be sure to give us some feedback after you've had a chance to use them.

FWIW, I have the Gerbing combo elect/batt glove but chose not to buy the special batteries to power the glove because they're only good for 2 hrs or less, depending on how much power you set them for. I use them with my Gerbing liner powered off the Can Am battery. I do highly recommend Gerbing products as they are one company that stands behind their products. My orig gloves developed a hole in the finger and they cheerfully replaced them with new ones.

[oldbaldguy]

I have a pair of Gerbings that hook up to the battery and also have batteries. Really like them

[MarkLawson]

You might also consider this direction to keep your hands warm. They're at Bass Pro Shop...

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[budro]

;) After market heated grips. There are permanent & also removable ones. I used them on 3 previous bikes & was always pleased. $60.00 to $100.00 :thumbup:----Budro

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

I have just ordered these off Ebay. Am awaiting delivery. Thought I'd try this route before i spend big $$ on Gerbings http://www.ebay.com/itm/290771090689?var=590079688205&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
Yvonne , smart girl ....and yes those are ski gloves like I suggested earlier...No you don't get a much skin protection because they are not leather....However 99.9 % of Spyderriders do not fall off their spyders...IMHO......Mike :thumbup:............Annnnnnnnnd Ski gloves are made for some very cold Temps. :agree:

[Bumblebee67]

Yvonne , smart girl ....and yes those are ski gloves like I suggested earlier...No you don't get a much skin protection because they are not leather....However 99.9 % of Spyderriders do not fall off their spyders...IMHO......Mike :thumbup:............Annnnnnnnnd Ski gloves are made for some very cold Temps. :agree:

Hi Mike...I have these http://www.ebay.com/itm/Oxford-Hothands-Heated-Over-Grips-Covers-Essential-Winter-Hand-Warmers-/181014467651?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item2a254d9443 right now on my bike. I really like them but the back of my fingers still get cold. I thought I'd try the gloves and see how they do. Worth a try. :thumbup:

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

Hi Mike...I have these http://www.ebay.com/itm/Oxford-Hothands-Heated-Over-Grips-Covers-Essential-Winter-Hand-Warmers-/181014467651?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item2a254d9443 right now on my bike. I really like them but the back of my fingers still get cold. I thought I'd try the gloves and see how they do. Worth a try. :thumbup: The only other solution I found for the top of hand /finger PROBLEM was to use " HIPPO HANDS " which were complete air /waterproof sleeves? that went over the handle bar ends and you put your hands inside them....this worked fine on a Snow-mobile because you didn't have a lot of controls to work.....But on the Spyder it would be a little tricky...Doable ,but tricky......See you guys at Spyderfest....:thumbup: :ohyea: