Glove liners vs heated gloves - Adventure Rider
网页2004年4月5日 — Glove liners will give you more options and more warmth. Also more bulk. Go a size up on regular motorcycle gloves if you plan to use heated liners under them. I have a pair of Powerlet (now a defunct company) liners. Warm and Safe makes what looks to be an identical pair.
Best heated gloves - Adventure Rider
网页2007年10月16日 — I'm thinking rather than investing in elec grips or gloves you could likely get by with wind/weather protection. Wind blocking hand guards aren't expensive. I've got an old pair of Widder heated gloves but rarely use them. Too bulky. If not much below freezing rain covers worn over winter gloves work well help keeping wind out.
Heated Grips vs Heated Gloves a comparison: www.advrider.com
网页2018年10月24日 — Heated grips are a very simple concept, easy to fit the are two basic types, ones that include the grip. and one that has a heating element and glue to the bars then you add grips of your choice. Which ones are good for you, maybe either maybe neither! The ones with the integrated grips are better suited to more road oriented riding …
Warm and Safe heated gear review - Adventure Rider
网页2018年10月19日 — 3,468. Location: Colorado. I bought a Warm and safe heated Liner shirt and heated glove liners earlier this year. I also got the dual remote controller so I could control the glove liners and shirt independently. Overall I am very happy with this set up. I have ridden in 40 degree rain and just plain cold down to 29 degrees and been …
Heated Glove Options - Adventure Rider
网页2008年3月19日 — Totally agree. Have some LiON heated gloves. They are bulky, slow to recharge (2-3 hrs) last about 2-3 hrs on medium, 1-1.5 hrs on high and only do a modest amount of heat paired with heated grips. The coldest and longest I've tempted is 15F for about 2 hrs. At highway speeds, forget it. So much heat loss.
Venture Heated Gloves - Adventure Rider
网页2008年5月24日 — Zarkie Venture 12v Heated Touring gloves...I have 'em.Bloody fantastic gloves. 3 Heat settings,but I reckon low or medium is warm enough.The heating panels are on back of hands and fingers - works better,keeps hands toasty warm.Not too bulky,and also have 3M Thinsulate.They work for 3-4 hours when fully charged.
Homemade Heated Glove Liners - Adventure Rider
网页2008年1月13日 — I've made 3 or 4 pairs of heated glove liners so far, refining my design a little each time. It takes about 50 inches of 26ga ni-chrome to go once around the perimeter of a glove and produces between 16 & 17 watts. More than adequate. Last time I attached the connections at the bend of the wrist which eventually caused the wire to break.
Warm & Safe heated gloves review - Adventure Rider
网页2007年3月9日 — I used them this morning for a 15' commute at parkway speeds (50-60) in 12F and my hands/digits were comfortable. To be succinct: - good CF armor (not found on any other heated glove) - high quality leather. - high quality construction (2x stitching where it counts) - waterproof. - comfy fleecy lining.
Heated gloves or heated grips? Which one to go with?
网页2018年10月16日 — Heated gloves consume minimal power compared to a jacket. Here are my measurements at full power (~13v) heated jacket: 3.5A 2 gloves 0.3A Pants: 3.2A, heated vest: 2.7A Unfortunately I don't have a measurement for the grips but the surface area is certainly closer to the gloves than the jacket.
Do battery powered heated gloves really work? | Adventure Rider
网页2018年3月5日 — Jul 4, 2009. Oddometer: 1,955. Location: Parker, CO (Suburbia, Generica USA) Battery gloves work. 8 hrs would be stretch though. Mine work at low, med for about five hours down to about two or three at high. However, at temps above 40 low, med is good. I use them more for skiing than for riding.