Does anyone have any experience with battery heated gloves or battery heated glove liners??Doing a Web search I see that Brookstone sells battery heated glove liners for $50 and Hammacher Schlemmer sells imported battery heated gloves for $25.....any testimonials on either?? I rode today, wind chill low 20s....stayed warm except finger tips which became painful after 30 minutes .Really don't want to go the 12v route!!:dontknow:
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Batteries Do It??
- Thread starter Buelldog
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Gerbings....
I use Gerbings G3 gloves. If you are out there long enough you will be way better off with a 12V solution. Friday morning I left the house at 5:30 am and the temp was 21 Degrees. Hands and fingers stay nice and warm. After reaching a cruising speed of 65 on the highway, consistently for about 30 minutes I started feeling a few cold spots on the tips and the knuckle area.
Slow down to 50 for a few miles and it gives them a chance to battle the cold. I also use a Gerbings liner and I'm a big fan of their products.
I use Gerbings G3 gloves. If you are out there long enough you will be way better off with a 12V solution. Friday morning I left the house at 5:30 am and the temp was 21 Degrees. Hands and fingers stay nice and warm. After reaching a cruising speed of 65 on the highway, consistently for about 30 minutes I started feeling a few cold spots on the tips and the knuckle area.
Slow down to 50 for a few miles and it gives them a chance to battle the cold. I also use a Gerbings liner and I'm a big fan of their products.
smokster
New member
21 degrees, BRRR.
I think 53 was cold here in CA, my finger was frozen.
And I am a transplant from WI..guess my blood thinned a bit in 13 years
tatt2r
PhotoShop Master
www.motorsports.com sells a complete heated suit
and i drove into work this morning 21 degrees ...with a windchill it was 10 ... bundle up .... like snow mobiling on the street ...
and i drove into work this morning 21 degrees ...with a windchill it was 10 ... bundle up .... like snow mobiling on the street ...
Motza
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www.cozywinters.com Heated Gloves
