jmvette427
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. just looking for some feedback on heated gloves need to keep fingers warm , 12v or battery powered ? brands? pros cons? recomendations
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Heated gloves
- Thread starter jmvette427
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I got 2 sets of the fly I think they are called inferno this yr. was thinking about it last yr and did not pull the trigger .2 cold rides home last yr all I thought about was my cheep *** not buying the gloves and what I would pay now for a set with my hands making a fist in my gloves trying to steer and worth the throttle .
I got a deal on them from the wps dealer show but I think u are looking in to 170 .
I left them on med to test I went out for like 4 hrs and they were still heating so I put them back in the bag cuz I knew that was more than I would need.they say 7 hrs on med they say.
I got a deal on them from the wps dealer show but I think u are looking in to 170 .
I left them on med to test I went out for like 4 hrs and they were still heating so I put them back in the bag cuz I knew that was more than I would need.they say 7 hrs on med they say.
I have a pair of the Castle brand. They have a rechargeable battery pack that you put in them.
They worked out OK for me on cold morning rides. If you put them on high, the battery life is only about an hour which is fine for me but don't plan on them lasting all day.
They do really work well, they just don't have a great battery life and are quite pricey.
They worked out OK for me on cold morning rides. If you put them on high, the battery life is only about an hour which is fine for me but don't plan on them lasting all day.
They do really work well, they just don't have a great battery life and are quite pricey.
I bought a pair of 12v heated glove liners from CozyWinters.com and they work great. I would not have been able to tolerate riding much last winter without them, especially on those way below zero mornings.
I wired them right into the sleds accessory wire and the adjustable heat setting controller ensure your hands don't overheat.
I wired them right into the sleds accessory wire and the adjustable heat setting controller ensure your hands don't overheat.
Problem solved. No cold hands. I bought a set of these last year, had I known how well they would work I would have bought them long ago.
https://www.denniskirk.com/parts-unlimited/snow-paws.p391777.prd/391777.sku
https://www.denniskirk.com/parts-unlimited/snow-paws.p391777.prd/391777.sku
polarisrider1
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Heated gloves? Is that because of circulation issues? Klim Togwotee work fantastic for me. Hot grips?
Really u only bring 1 pr out with u a day . I bring 3 or 4 sets every day sweet digging etc etc. then those cold *** rides back after dark can be brutel even with a fresh pr and gauntlets.i have 2 sets of Klim and they are no better at disapating sweet than any other I own.Heated gloves? Is that because of circulation issues? Klim Togwotee work fantastic for me. Hot grips?
I can think of 5 times in my life I would have given anything for a set of hot gloves and 1 of those times was 2 yrs ago and I had on a fresh dry pr of Klim. We stopped every 10 min or so to open the hood on the m and put our palms on the pipe until the tingling came back.
When that night started we still had not found our way out to the trail it was ugly .
polarisrider1
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Sucks to be you. Who said anything about 1 pair?. Togwotee gloves out and back. To hot to wear during the day. TAGear gloves for most of the day.Really u only bring 1 pr out with u a day . I bring 3 or 4 sets every day sweet digging etc etc. then those cold *** rides back after dark can be brutel even with a fresh pr and gauntlets.i have 2 sets of Klim and they are no better at disapating sweet than any other I own.
I can think of 5 times in my life I would have given anything for a set of hot gloves and 1 of those times was 2 yrs ago and I had on a fresh dry pr of Klim. We stopped every 10 min or so to open the hood on the m and put our palms on the pipe until the tingling came back.
When that night started we still had not found our way out to the trail it was ugly .
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