Gerbing 12V Motorcycle Gloves

Gerbing 12V Motorcycle Glove Buying Guide

On a motorcycle, hands are the most exposed part of the body and the hardest to keep warm — they sit out front taking direct wind at speed, and cold, stiff hands are a safety issue on the throttle and brakes. Battery glove heaters help, but they're small and run down fast at highway speed in the cold. Wiring into the bike gives constant heat and more of it, so your hands stay usable through the whole ride, not just the first hour.

Warm the Core to Warm the Hands

Cold hands are often really a symptom of a cold core — when the torso gets cold, the body pulls blood away from the hands to protect vital organs. Pair the gloves with a 12V heated jacket liner and they perform noticeably better, because the core stays warm enough for your body to keep circulating blood to the fingers.

Part of a Wired System

The gloves chain into the same controller as your liner, pants and socks, so one dial runs your whole setup. Build outward from the liner as your budget allows.

Off the Bike?

For warmth walking around or working in the cold, the cordless 7V heated gloves go anywhere without needing a vehicle to power them.

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