When the temperature drops but you want to keep riding the first thing to suffer is usually your hands. That’s where heated motorcycle gloves come in.
No matter how good your non-heated motorcycle gloves are, at some point, they simply won’t be enough.
There have been several times when I’ve been riding when the temperature is really creeping down low and I think I have enough protection on my hands only to find 30 minutes into the ride, my fingers are getting cold.
Don’t let that happen to you. Get yourself some of the best heated motorcycle gloves so you can keep riding when the temperature drops this fall.
Venture Heat 7V Epic 2.0 Heated Gloves
The Venture Heat 7V Epic 2.0 Heated Gloves will kick things off for us with this list. The gloves feature touchscreen compatible thumb and forefinger, a weatherproof shell and waterproof lining, three heating settings, a form fitting cut, leather palm that’s very durable, adjustable velcro at the wrist, a quick battery-connector, LED temperature controller, ultra-thin heating element, and a five-hour battery life on low heat.
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Hotwired 12V Heated Gloves
Next up are the Hotwired 12V Heated Gloves. These gloves are another great option. They feature a 600D abrasion resistant fabric and leather construction, waterproof membrane, brushed fabric liner, three heating levels, automatic temperature cutoff, reflective piping, cuff adjustment, and a two-year warranty. These gloves will pull two amps of power from your bike and can be connected to a heated vest if you choose.
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Gerbing 12V Hero Gloves
A favorite among riders everywhere, the Gerbing 12V Hero Gloves are a third fantastic option. They offer a premium Aniline cowhide construction, micro-wire heating throughout the gloves, breathable water resistant membrane, 150 grams of Thinsulate insulation, high-impact TPU knuckle protection that’s leather-covered, a pre-curved ergonomic fit, reflective piping, touchscreen compatible index finger, and a Velcro wrist closure. It’s important to note that the controller and battery harness are sold separately. The gloves will pull 2.2 amps when connected.
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Fly Racing Street 7V Ignitor Heated Gloves
If you want something that’s battery operated and the Venture gloves don’t strike your fancy, the Fly Racing Street 7V Ignitor Heated Gloves might be just what you need. The gloves have touchscreen compatible fingers, 3M Thinsulate insulation, Hipora waterproof liner, genuine leather and fabric construction, LED indicator for heat status, adjustable wrist strap, and gauntlet adjuster. The battery offers four hours on medium heat.
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Joe Rocket Rocket Burner Lite Heated Gloves
If you want something lightweight or simple, the Joe Rocket Rocket Burner Lite Heated Gloves are a fantastic option. These gloves offer a battery-powered option that includes a stainless heating core system, three-stages of heating, Hipora waterproof liner, heavy duty nylon outer construction, leather palm, adjustable cuff closure, and a pre-curved finger design. The gloves come with two batteries and one charger for the batteries.
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To Go Wired or Battery-Powered
I’ve included both battery-powered gloves and hard-wired gloves here. Personally, I prefer the battery-powered ones. They provide great heat and are easy enough to charge up between rides.
However, I can certainly see the hard-wired gloves being fantastic for long touring rides.
The choice is obviously up to you, but you’ll certainly need to think about how you ride and then choose your heated motorcycle gloves accordingly.
