For me, motorcycle gloves are almost as important as my helmet. In 2001, I was looking at a pair of...
This latest version of the Warmthru battery heated gloves are specifically designed for motorcycling. The new all-leather outer shell feels thick...
These Tourmaster Synergy gloves barely put out any heat, unlike the Tourmaster Synergy heated vest, which pumps out almost too much. In my opinion, the gloves are clumsy, they make my hands sweat, the gauntlets are strange and the wiring connectors get in the way. I really like the Tourmaster Synergy vest...
I live in Alberta, Canada. It’s what I like to call “Northernmost Texas” because we have ranchers, oil fields, country...
The VQuattro Squadra gloves are the company’s top-of-the-line offering for 2012. The Squadra gloves incorporate all of the excellent features found...
Review Summary The Gerbing 7V rechargeable hard knuckle gloves are designed as heated gear for cold weather riding. Build quality is decent with leather covering and synthetic fabric on the fingers’ backs. It features an open gauntlet for fitment over a jacket wrist closure. Other design elements include a zippered...
My safe prediction is that within the next year or two, motorcyclists will be freed from their wired heated vests,...
Gerbing Hybrid Gloves are powered by a battery pack or the motorcycle’s electrical system. Either way, they provide evenly distributed warmth...
The Mobile Warming LTD Max heated gloves are comfortable and have a thinner profile than the Volt Titan gloves reviewed in Part 1 of this series. The thinner profile provided by the Exkin Air insulation has a downside, however. The Mobile Warming gloves registered the same 150° F as the Volt Titan...
Foreword A big thank you is due to Chris at Volt Heat who supplied wBW with the 2XL Volt Heat...
The Volt Titan 7 Men’s 7v Leather Heated Gloves are comfortable, waterproof and warm. They’re not specifically designed as motorcycle gloves,...
Battery heated gloves have a great deal of potential for motorcycle riding and they will hopefully equal the heat generated by wired gloves someday soon. This is more of an update or report than a review, and it serves as the final installment of our 9-part series covering a variety of cold-weather gloves...