Heated Gloves
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Joined: Nov 2016
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From: East TN
Yep. Heated Gear is great. Bought my Gerbing Jacket liner, heated outer pants and Gloves in 2009. Great investment as its comfortable to ride in the 20's and 30's. We have left for FL more than once with the temperature in the high teens or low 20's.
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From: Virginia
I have had my pair for a few years now. Kept my hands so warm they would almost sweat. What I don't like is the bulk of the gloves. Makes pulling the levers or throttling cumbersome. Maybe the newer ones are better?
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Virginia
Try the gerbing G4. Not bulky at all.
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Mine are not bulky at all, when I first put them on I was surprised at how light they were.
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Raleigh NC
If I had all of the money I spent trying to stay warm on a winter ride without buying heated gear..... I could have bought 2-3 sets of heated gear....
As fate would have it.... years AFTER I purchased Gerbings gloves, pants, and jacket liner.... somebody purchased Gerbing, and brought the company back to the USA. They had an "open house" at the (then) Stoneville NC facility.
We stopped by, on our way to elsewhere, and saw they were blowing out the old (made in China) stock
I bought a pair of gloves, a heated jacket, , spare jacket liner, heated sox, and base layer, plus a base layer, and battery powered jacket (with batter for my wife.
All for less than a pair of gloves....
GREATEST day ever...
As fate would have it.... years AFTER I purchased Gerbings gloves, pants, and jacket liner.... somebody purchased Gerbing, and brought the company back to the USA. They had an "open house" at the (then) Stoneville NC facility.
We stopped by, on our way to elsewhere, and saw they were blowing out the old (made in China) stock
I bought a pair of gloves, a heated jacket, , spare jacket liner, heated sox, and base layer, plus a base layer, and battery powered jacket (with batter for my wife.
All for less than a pair of gloves....
GREATEST day ever...
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2019
Posts: 617
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From: Munchkinland
Which gloves do you have? I had (well still have) Tourmaster 7v heated gloves, but they were only good in the 40s. Anything lower than that, my hands would get too cold and I'd lose all sensation in my thumbs.
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From: Mississippi
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From: Knoxville, Tn
Savior Gloves
I got these for Christmas and have used them a few times. Really warm and you can dial in the heat. They are bulky but that's just part of the deal.
Savior Heated gloves
Savior Heated gloves
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2015
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From: Utah
My dear family bought me some heated gloves for Christmas this year. They are not something I would (or have) bought for myself, so it was just something nice on the part of my family.
I have used them on 4 different rides so far with temps between 35F and 42F. They work fantastic! The battery connection with the glove is via USB-C, so fairly universal. They can also run direct from the USB port I added to the bike if I get a long enough cord.
I have used them on 4 different rides so far with temps between 35F and 42F. They work fantastic! The battery connection with the glove is via USB-C, so fairly universal. They can also run direct from the USB port I added to the bike if I get a long enough cord.
