Fly Ignitor Pro Heated Gloves

[peterbaron]

After long time, my heated gloves finally arrived.......GO tested and recommended!
Presently batteries are being charged prior tomorrow ride/+15*C


Ferret, you need a set like this, so you can ditch your mittens

[the Ferret]

This mornings ride was pretty cool in the mid 40s F. I fired up my first gear elect jacket liner for the first time on the quarter horse. It doesnt have heated grips yet, so yea those would probably be a good idea.

Let me kmow how they do for you. Id have a hard time spending that kind of jingle for a pair of gloves though. Im frugal.

Tomorrow morning mid 30s F. Brrrr

[GoldOxide_imp]

After long time, my heated gloves finally arrived.......GO tested and recommended!
Presently batteries are being charged prior tomorrow ride/+15*C


Ferret, you need a set like this, so you can ditch your mittens

Yup, so far they are still performing in every respect. I am impressed with the battery endurance, so far.

[Tev62]

This mornings ride was pretty cool in the mid 40s F. I fired up my first gear elect jacket liner for the first time on the quarter horse. It doesnt have heated grips yet, so yea those would probably be a good idea.

Let me kmow how they do for you. Id have a hard time spending that kind of jingle for a pair of gloves though. Im frugal.

Tomorrow morning mid 30s F. Brrrr

Try something like these then. I have had these for a few years now and they can be used standalone with their own controller and bike battery connection or as I use them, plugged into my heated vest. Very much cheaper than a heated glove but very effective. They are very thin so if your regular gloves are not too tight they will fit. You can power the vest/inner gloves from a battery but there is little point when you have the bike battery and alternator. I don't think Keis sell in NA but I assume other brands their make similar. They are much more effective than heated grips which do nothing for the back of the hands.

https://keisapparel.com/products/heated-...iners-g102

[Houtman_imp]

The older I get the more willing I am to spend on being comfortable !

[GoldOxide_imp]

This mornings ride was pretty cool in the mid 40s F. I fired up my first gear elect jacket liner for the first time on the quarter horse. It doesnt have heated grips yet, so yea those would probably be a good idea.

Let me kmow how they do for you. Id have a hard time spending that kind of jingle for a pair of gloves though. Im frugal.

Tomorrow morning mid 30s F. Brrrr

Try something like these then. I have had these for a few years now and they can be used standalone with their own controller and bike battery connection or as I use them, plugged into my heated vest. Very much cheaper than a heated glove but very effective. They are very thin so if your regular gloves are not too tight they will fit. You can power the vest/inner gloves from a battery but there is little point when you have the bike battery and alternator. I don't think Keis sell in NA but I assume other brands their make similar. They are much more effective than heated grips which do nothing for the back of the hands.

https://keisapparel.com/products/heated-...iners-g102

Try something like these then. I have had these for a few years now and they can be used standalone with their own controller and bike battery connection or as I use them, plugged into my heated vest. Very much cheaper than a heated glove but very effective. They are very thin so if your regular gloves are not too tight they will fit. You can power the vest/inner gloves from a battery but there is little point when you have the bike battery and alternator. I don't think Keis sell in NA but I assume other brands their make similar. They are much more effective than heated grips which do nothing for the back of the hands.

https://keisapparel.com/products/heated-...iners-g102
One other advantage for those with challenging winter seasons is wireless heated gloves provide the flexibility to use elsewhere other than on the motorcycle. Example: Snow removal tasks. Skiiing. Winter hiking. Watching winter sports outdoors. Ice skating. etc.

[Tev62]

This mornings ride was pretty cool in the mid 40s F. I fired up my first gear elect jacket liner for the first time on the quarter horse. It doesnt have heated grips yet, so yea those would probably be a good idea.

Let me kmow how they do for you. Id have a hard time spending that kind of jingle for a pair of gloves though. Im frugal.

Tomorrow morning mid 30s F. Brrrr

Try something like these then. I have had these for a few years now and they can be used standalone with their own controller and bike battery connection or as I use them, plugged into my heated vest. Very much cheaper than a heated glove but very effective. They are very thin so if your regular gloves are not too tight they will fit. You can power the vest/inner gloves from a battery but there is little point when you have the bike battery and alternator. I don't think Keis sell in NA but I assume other brands their make similar. They are much more effective than heated grips which do nothing for the back of the hands.

https://keisapparel.com/products/heated-...iners-g102

Try something like these then. I have had these for a few years now and they can be used standalone with their own controller and bike battery connection or as I use them, plugged into my heated vest. Very much cheaper than a heated glove but very effective. They are very thin so if your regular gloves are not too tight they will fit. You can power the vest/inner gloves from a battery but there is little point when you have the bike battery and alternator. I don't think Keis sell in NA but I assume other brands their make similar. They are much more effective than heated grips which do nothing for the back of the hands.

https://keisapparel.com/products/heated-...iners-g102
One other advantage for those with challenging winter seasons is wireless heated gloves provide the flexibility to use elsewhere other than on the motorcycle. Example: Snow removal tasks. Skiiing. Winter hiking. Watching winter sports outdoors. Ice skating. etc.

Try something like these then. I have had these for a few years now and they can be used standalone with their own controller and bike battery connection or as I use them, plugged into my heated vest. Very much cheaper than a heated glove but very effective. They are very thin so if your regular gloves are not too tight they will fit. You can power the vest/inner gloves from a battery but there is little point when you have the bike battery and alternator. I don't think Keis sell in NA but I assume other brands their make similar. They are much more effective than heated grips which do nothing for the back of the hands.

https://keisapparel.com/products/heated-...iners-g102
One other advantage for those with challenging winter seasons is wireless heated gloves provide the flexibility to use elsewhere other than on the motorcycle. Example: Snow removal tasks. Skiiing. Winter hiking. Watching winter sports outdoors. Ice skating. etc.
True, I do have two battery packs for the vest for dog walking in the winter, I used them a lot. I have used them on the CB a few times too as that is not wired up.

[the Ferret]

This mornings ride was pretty cool in the mid 40s F. I fired up my first gear elect jacket liner for the first time on the quarter horse. It doesnt have heated grips yet, so yea those would probably be a good idea.

Let me kmow how they do for you. Id have a hard time spending that kind of jingle for a pair of gloves though. Im frugal.

Tomorrow morning mid 30s F. Brrrr

Try something like these then. I have had these for a few years now and they can be used standalone with their own controller and bike battery connection or as I use them, plugged into my heated vest. Very much cheaper than a heated glove but very effective. They are very thin so if your regular gloves are not too tight they will fit. You can power the vest/inner gloves from a battery but there is little point when you have the bike battery and alternator. I don't think Keis sell in NA but I assume other brands their make similar. They are much more effective than heated grips which do nothing for the back of the hands.

https://keisapparel.com/products/heated-...iners-g102

Try something like these then. I have had these for a few years now and they can be used standalone with their own controller and bike battery connection or as I use them, plugged into my heated vest. Very much cheaper than a heated glove but very effective. They are very thin so if your regular gloves are not too tight they will fit. You can power the vest/inner gloves from a battery but there is little point when you have the bike battery and alternator. I don't think Keis sell in NA but I assume other brands their make similar. They are much more effective than heated grips which do nothing for the back of the hands.

https://keisapparel.com/products/heated-...iners-g102
I do have a pair of those (warm n safe version) in a drawer upstairs, but they are kind of a pain hooking them up to the wires in the sleeves of the jacket liner. Gonna dig em out and give them another try though,

[Cormanus]

I dunno. Don't you have a set of Hippohands, Ferret? Surely that's easier than fooling around with wires, batteries etc.?

[GoldOxide_imp]

I dunno. Don't you have a set of Hippohands, Ferret? Surely that's easier than fooling around with wires, batteries etc.?

The Hippohands.

Other known as Hand Muffs?

Apron for the digits?

Skirt for the palms?

Not a big seller Down Under?