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Heated Glove liners
- Thread starter sloride
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tomtietjen
slowrider
I got a pair of Gerbrings heated gloves about a month ago and am very pleased with them. I find they keep my hands warm without any controller on the jacket or gloves. I believe they are the nubock model, currently on my first long trip with them and love them.
Zoomzoommo
New member
Got the glove liners recently and am not happy with them. Bulkier than anticipated, so I need a new pair of gloves. Current gloves are too small to use with liners. I should have purchased the heated gloves to begin with.
jamesdavidhoward
New member
Wife likes FirstGear liners
I got my wife a pair of FirstGear heated glove liners for Christmas. They are made from a thin spandex-like material, with a ribbon of heating carbon fiber around the sides of the hands and all fingers. Nice, thin, comfortable, and did not require buying different (outer) gloves.
I got my wife a pair of FirstGear heated glove liners for Christmas. They are made from a thin spandex-like material, with a ribbon of heating carbon fiber around the sides of the hands and all fingers. Nice, thin, comfortable, and did not require buying different (outer) gloves.
sfarson
New member
slo... Have never had liners work for me. I vote for heated gloves.
R1100rtp
New member
If your favorite gloves fit "like a glove"....they won't fit over a liner.
Gloves are the best choice (IMHO)...I personally like the G-3s.
Thanks for the recommendation.
IÔÇÖm going to make a trip tomorrow to http://www.derbycycles.com/cgi-bin/eShop/index.cgi and check out the Gerbing gloves and liners and whatever else they have.
Now IÔÇÖm leaning toward gloves
IÔÇÖm going to make a trip tomorrow to http://www.derbycycles.com/cgi-bin/eShop/index.cgi and check out the Gerbing gloves and liners and whatever else they have.
Now IÔÇÖm leaning toward gloves
wzellwzell@yahoo.com
New member
My big problem is my finger tips. Heated grips don't work for this. Do heated gloves? Liners?
Checked out some Gerber G3 and T5 gloves today and was a little disappointed that the gauntlet was so small that it wouldn't fit over my jacket sleeve. What's with that . As long as they've been making motorcycle glove you would think that they would have figured it out. Oh well. Ill keep looking
sfarson
New member
Zaasu... Fingertips are my weakness as well. Heated grips help little. Good fitting (snug) heated gloves are what you want.
sloride... I have the Gerbings T5 gloves and the gauntlets fit nicely over my jacket sleeves. Plenty of coverage. Only thing I can figure out is too small of a glove size, or two short of a jacket sleeve.
sloride... I have the Gerbings T5 gloves and the gauntlets fit nicely over my jacket sleeves. Plenty of coverage. Only thing I can figure out is too small of a glove size, or two short of a jacket sleeve.
I wear a leather jacket with a zippered sleeve. The gauntlet on my no name winter gloves fit fine.
I tried several sizes of Gerber gloves and the medium is the only size that fit my hand but I had to force the gauntlet over my sleeve and then it would only go part way on.
At least the temp went up on my return trip (100 miles) from the Derby Cycle and my finger tips didn't freeze. It was 30?? F went I left to go there in the morning and my finger tips were quite cold
