Best winter gloves, heated or not
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Joined: Jul 2019
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From: Pennsylvania
for an inexpensive none heated option, go to your local Army Navy Surplus store and buy a few pairs of wool liners and look for their Alaskan/North Pole gloves... i use a normal winter glove with the liners and am good to about 35*
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From: Russellville, Arkansas
I have a pair of First Gear and Gerbing heated gloves. I usually turn on the heat around 45 degrees. I tend to like the First Gear gloves slightly better.
But...for the gloves to work. I have to have the First Gear heated jacket liner connected since the gloves connect to the jacket.
I also have Harley insulated heated pants and a heated seat.
And Intermediate cold weather military boots.
Key is....stay ahead of the cold. Once you get cold....its much more difficult to get warm again.
With all that combined....Im good down to 10 degrees for about 80 miles@80 mph.
Main thing...be careful in the cold weather. Dont get too cold where you shiver. Watch the road as well....motorcycles and ice dont play well.
But...for the gloves to work. I have to have the First Gear heated jacket liner connected since the gloves connect to the jacket.
I also have Harley insulated heated pants and a heated seat.
And Intermediate cold weather military boots.
Key is....stay ahead of the cold. Once you get cold....its much more difficult to get warm again.
With all that combined....Im good down to 10 degrees for about 80 miles@80 mph.
Main thing...be careful in the cold weather. Dont get too cold where you shiver. Watch the road as well....motorcycles and ice dont play well.
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From: Long Island, New York
I did heated grips on my Roadie, only because I like the ability to turn them on "on the fly" as needed. Gloves probably work better, but if I am rolling I would likely not pull over until the next gas stop. Good luck.
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Joined: Oct 2012
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From: florida
i was in wally world and saw these atv brush gaurds that go over controls,for 5 bucks so i figured what the hell...they are a canvass type material, have a pocket inside for a handwarmer,let me tell you, my hands stay warm in them even without gloves on.
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