tofriendscreek
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I am in total agreement with Blacklightning. F3 Ltd heated grips are better than no heat, but are not near as warm as the settings on my former RT.
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Heated Grips - Warm Enough?
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teninospyder
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along, but not exactly the same......I have a question for all on this subject, but it's not completely riding related. :shocked:
My hands (fingers) get cold when just walking the dog around our yard on a cold day, or just doing misc. outside work when it's in the 30-50 degree range outside. :yikes:
I want fingered, battery powered, gloves that I can do work with and keep whole hand feeling warm. On the web I find "too many to count" and "very scary" prices, with no real feedback on performance or issues. :banghead:
Anyone use heated "fingered" gloves for working outside in cold conditions ? :dontknow:
Appreciate any recommendations.
opcorn:
My hands (fingers) get cold when just walking the dog around our yard on a cold day, or just doing misc. outside work when it's in the 30-50 degree range outside. :yikes:
I want fingered, battery powered, gloves that I can do work with and keep whole hand feeling warm. On the web I find "too many to count" and "very scary" prices, with no real feedback on performance or issues. :banghead:
Anyone use heated "fingered" gloves for working outside in cold conditions ? :dontknow:
Appreciate any recommendations.
opcorn:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
along, but not exactly the same......I have a question for all on this subject, but it's not completely riding related. :shocked:
My hands (fingers) get cold when just walking the dog around our yard on a cold day, or just doing misc. outside work when it's in the 30-50 degree range outside. :yikes:
I want fingered, battery powered, gloves that I can do work with and keep whole hand feeling warm. On the web I find "too many to count" and "very scary" prices, with no real feedback on performance or issues. :banghead:
Anyone use heated "fingered" gloves for working outside in cold conditions ? :dontknow:
Appreciate any recommendations.
I have the same issue ( maybe worse - frostbite ) .... I bought some WORK gloves from FNDN .... I really like them, they run small so I think you should get XXL , check their sizing chart, but imho a little bit over-size is best ..... they re-charge using your computer..... they also sell spare batteries at a decent price compared to others I have seen ..... the WORK gloves are heavy duty .... cost $99.00 delivered ..... good luck .... Mike :thumbup:
Raprider
New member
along, but not exactly the same......I have a question for all on this subject, but it's not completely riding related. :shocked:
My hands (fingers) get cold when just walking the dog around our yard on a cold day, or just doing misc. outside work when it's in the 30-50 degree range outside. :yikes:
I want fingered, battery powered, gloves that I can do work with and keep whole hand feeling warm. On the web I find "too many to count" and "very scary" prices, with no real feedback on performance or issues. :banghead:
Anyone use heated "fingered" gloves for working outside in cold conditions ? :dontknow:
Appreciate any recommendations.
I recently came across these...they have both a 3-AAA battery and a rechargeable variant. I don't have personal experience with them yet.
https://www.profiveshop.com/products/heatedgloves?variant=37018888143001
justsmile0808
New member
Thanks, Rap - but finding gloves is hard for me. I have teeny-tiny hands - and if I can't get XS, I have to go with youth sized. Not really easy to find. And we all know that if your gloves don't fit properly on a ryde, could be a safety issue.
bikerbillone
Well-known member
RapRider, this looks worthy of considration, the price is right, rainproof, all that good stuff. The only down side for rechargeable, battery goes south and unable to replace. Thanks for the post.
troop
Well-known member
Unless it uses a rechargeable AAA ? They're cheap enough to replace. Wonder if you can use both options, as it doesn't really say. I also like the fact that these don't appear to have a long cuff. I sent a inquiry. I'll post up when I get a reply..
bikerbillone
Well-known member
Cool, I'm following.
troop
Well-known member
Just heard back. The battery operated gloves use standard AAA batteries. The rechargeable gloves come with a 2200 mah lithium battery.
ChicagoSpyder
New member
I have Klim snow pants and a Klim Carlsbad motorcycle jacket, good stuff but not cheap, in any event I left you with two different gloves at two different price levels.
https://www.amazon.com/Savior-Heate...d9095fffd1f52c0337a72f679eac68&language=en_US
https://www.denniskirk.com/klim/black-resistor-heated-gauntlet-gloves.p3445620.prd/3445620XS.sku
Here's the link to Klim's webpage that has the thorough description of the product, please note that I'm a fan of Klim and Gore-Tex as both companies provide stuff that just flat out works.
https://www.klim.com/Resistor-HTD-Gauntlet-Glove-3179-000
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