Heating motorcycle gloves and battery
Starting at £45.78
£42.02
Our selection of Heating and battery brings together heated motorcycle gloves from Furygan Heat, Rev'it Freedom, Liberty and Warp, Gerbing, RST Axiom, Ixon, Five, Helstons Ecko and Macna Drizzle, available in men's and women's versions, along with battery kits from Gerbing, to keep your hands warm all winter long.
Warm hands, even in freezing cold.
Active warmth
In very cold weather, even the best insulating glove reaches its limits on long journeys: fingers, motionless on the controls and exposed to the wind, get cold. The glove heated features flexible heating elements that spread active warmth over the back of the hand and along the fingers. It keeps fingers flexible and sensitive, a vital condition for precise braking and clutch control.
For other seasons
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Two power sources
Two power systems exist. The gloves with a built-in lithium battery, tucked into the cuff, like Furygan Heat or Rev'it, are standalone: they provide several hours of warmth depending on the chosen level, and are recharged like a mobile phone. The gloves plugged into the motorcycle battery, at twelve volts, like some Gerbing, the American pioneer in heated clothing, heat without a time limit. Gerbing also offers battery kits.
How to choose them well
Check the battery life advertised at each heat level, the presence of a waterproof membrane, essential because water ruins the warmth effect, and the homologated protections. The women's models, such as the Rev'it Liberty, the Ixon IT-Yuga, the Helstons Ecko, or the Gerbing Xtreme, are tailored for slimmer hands. Fully charge the batteries before winter and store them at half charge.
Good deals
Good bargains can also be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and the items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The key events of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, then the summer sales and back-to-school.
Frequently asked questions
Heated glove or heated grips, what to choose for winter?
Heated grips only warm the palm, while the heated glove spreads warmth over the back of the hand and along the fingers, the areas most exposed to the wind. Both can work very well together in extreme cold.
What battery life can be expected from a heated glove?
Battery life depends on the heat level chosen: the highest setting drains the battery much faster than the lowest. On a long trip, start on high and then lower it, and spare batteries can extend the day.
How to choose the size of a heated motorcycle glove?
The heated glove should fit snugly without compressing: the heating elements work better in contact with the fingers, but a glove that is too tight restricts circulation and cools the hand. Measure the circumference of your hand at the knuckles.
Does a heated glove need to be homologated like a standard motorcycle glove?
Yes, a heated glove is still a full-fledged motorcycle glove: ensure it has the CE marking specific to motorcycle gloves, which is mandatory in France for both the rider and the passenger.
How to maintain heated gloves?
Always remove the batteries before cleaning, then wipe the outside with a damp sponge, without submerging the gloves or putting them in the washing machine. Let them dry at room temperature, away from a radiator, and recharge the batteries before storing them.
