Heated gloves?

My Gerbings are getting long in the tooth. What are other people using and what's good and what's not?

Pete

Gerbings are the best Pete , get some new ones ... or try the liners if you have a favorite pair that they can slide into

I got a pair of Venture glove liners from Zarkie Australia.
they work a treat, got me thru the Taswegian winter... -5c for far too long
Keep the whole hand warm, not just the palm, like heated grips.
Only trouble is, you need a pair of gloves a little bigger than normal to be comfortable, and you can't just 'turn em on' if you think its a bit cold, like heated grips.
Maybe I shoulda got both, or heated gloves...
Don't need any of that up here in the subtropical northern nsw

Still on my first Gerbings but I hear good things about Keis.

Gerbing's RULE! Got them for several year now and I wouldn't trade for anything else.

Why does my mind say Gerbil when I read Gerbing, ?

waterbottle wrote:

Why does my mind say Gerbil when I read Gerbing, ?

Because cheese.

Gerbings aren't as good as they used to be since being bought out a few years back. It's no longer the family run business it used to be, everything was moved off-shore.

One of the Gerbings family members has since gotten back in the heated gear business, if you want the real deal Gerbings stuff, you can find it here: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

As others have already mentioned, I've seen the Venture stuff and the bike shows and was impressed.
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What size are you Pete?

I've got a brand new pair of original Gerbings gloves that I maybe used once or twice, but I didn't like them. I prefer using good waterproof gloves with heated grips. They aren't the "micro-wire" stuff, so you can feel the heating elements, but if that doesn't bother you I can send them your way. They are either large or X-large, but I can't remember for sure. They're holed up in my storage unit at the present.