Check out Revzilla they have a lot of options from different brands and price ranges. Free shipping and returns if they don’t fit

https://www.revzilla.com/fall-gloves-collection

 

Heated Grips and Heated gloves.

If you don't want to go that route then it is a trade off between protection and warmth.

Ski Mitts will provide the most warmth. Separate your fingers into gloves and you will be colder.

Loft of the insulation, keeping your hands out of the wind, and keeping your core warm are all factors that help your hands stay warmer.

Quality warm gloves can cost almost as much as heated gloves/grips.

Mine are all older so probably not sold anymore.

 

I have about 6 pair of winter gloves, none are much better than the other. Look for something like GorTex and Thinsulate. Supplement with silk or polyproplene liners. I came to the conclusion that I needed either heated grips or heated gloves to keep riding in the cold. I opted for grips because I would always have them with me and always be able to put them on without stopping riding. For short term trips I wont bother with heavy gloves. For longer trips I will wear the heavy grips and still use the heated grips to supplement. Hard to beat it.

 

I did, that's why I said too many options lol. I just want to know what works for other guys before i buy blindly from those sites lol

 

Takes me about 35 mints of highway riding to get to work on the HOV so too many keep warm is def worth it

 

Heated gloves are best, heated grips are next best and a lot handier, as always being with you, but a lot more expensive and only heat the palms and bottoms of your fingers . Some like the battery-heated gloves, but I have never tried them, personally. Insulated gloves, even bulky ones like ski or hunting gloves, are not going to keep your hands warm in really cold weather unless you have some tremendous blood circulation. Riding a motorcycle does not promote blood circulation in your hands and then you add in the chill factor from the wind and you get some real cold. My $0.02 is to save your money and get some heated gloves... and a jacket liner while you're at it.

 

Heated gloves are best, heated grips are next best and a lot handier, as always being with you, but a lot more expensive and only heat the palms and bottoms of your fingers . Some like the battery-heated gloves, but I have never tried them, personally. Insulated gloves, even bulky ones like ski or hunting gloves, are not going to keep your hands warm in really cold weather unless you have some tremendous blood circulation. Riding a motorcycle does not promote blood circulation in your hands and then you add in the chill factor from the wind and you get some real cold. My $0.02 is to save your money and get some heated gloves... and a jacket liner while you're at it.[/QUOTE

I agree with you on your comment about heated jacket and gloves. I have a full set of First Gear and Gerbing heated gear. I mostly only us it in below 40 weather and it works great.

 

I don't know anything about heated gear. Do you have any good links for heated gloves? I want the ones that plug into a heated jacket and pants down the line. I heard from another guy that the plugins area all universal and different brands can connect to other brands pants, jackets gloves etc.

 

What do you guys think of this stuff? maybe worth an investment long term?

Gloves/Jacket:
https://www.gerbing.com/mens-jacket-liner
https://www.gerbing.com/mens-g4-gloves


For the Legs:
https://www.gerbing.com/pant-liner

 

Go to: thewarmingstore.com They have a number of brands. I can only speak to the Gerbing brand. I own the jacket liner, gloves, Bluetooth controller, and remote controller. I velcroed the remote to under my left brake reservoir and can adjust on the go with gloves on. It is hard to describe how comfortable I can be, even when temps are down in the 20’s. I have a RGU, so I have lowers to protect my legs, therefore I do not have heated pants. With chaps, you may not need them. I dial up the heat as high as I need it, and gradually lower it as the day warms up. The liner makes a perfect wind breaker even with no heat, and when it gets into the 50’s, I just shed that layer from underneath my leather jacket, and the liner folds up very compactly.

 

Layers. I wear thin spandex gloves underneath thinsulate gauntlets. The liner gloves I got look like michael Jackson's white glove. I got the same socks too. That combination is about the best I've found. I'm sure heated gear is best but I've never tried them.

 

These:

https://bearwallowgloves.com/black-thinsulate-lined-deerskin-motorcycle-gauntlet-gloves/

If you don't already need xxl, you can buy them big and wear an under glove.

For me the key is using the cuff to keep the wind out of my sleeve. Then dress to keep my chest and arms warm. If your arms stay warm you hands will be less cold.

I've been wearing the same pair since the winter of 11. The backs are sun faded and weathered, but still warm.

 

Quick update fellas...

Wore the Bearwallow gloves today the first time. It was about 45 degrees out with strong wind. Didn't feel any cold on my hands. Pretty impressed. Will see what happens when the temp is in the 30s next time. Now I need an underlayer thermal liner for my legs and I'm all good!

 

I've been looking for a pair of winter gloves as well. I normally don't wear any gloves at all, and don't like the bulk that generally comes with them. What I'm finding is most gloves have a padded palm side, which really makes them cumbersome while riding.

I've been looking at the gerbings heated gloves, and was planning on getting the 7v stuff, but I see that's discontinued now. Anyone know why?

The warmest standard glove I've tried is one of the FXR gloves, but still has a padded palm. They do keep my hands warm, almost too warm when riding in the mid 30's.

 

I've been looking at the gerbings heated gloves, and was planning on getting the 7v stuff, but I see that's discontinued now. Anyone know why?

I have the 7V heated Gerbing gloves and love them, they're so warm I rarely turn them on past low. It looks like the below company has them in stock and they give 15% off for vets.

https://www.heatedclothing4u.com/outdoor-heated-clothing

 

Oh, and the gloves need to be touch screen capable for me.

 

I just got the harley heated gear,and having been cruzing around in my pajamas....worth every penny.

 

Harley heated gear is just re-branded Gerbing, or at least it was. I have heated grips on two of my bikes, the heated membrane type that install under the actual grip. Ok for a KLR or a ST, would not work or look very well on a RG. The HD heated grips are good, but expensive. You will get more bang for your buck with heated gloves. Gerbing, Warm and Safe and Gordon's all make quality stuff. I use Gerbing with a W&S controller. All are wired in the sleeves to accept heated gloves.

 

I love my Gerbing Heated gloves, Gauntlet to keep the wind out of the sleeves, plug right into my jacket liner.

 

For gloves:

https://www.facebook.com/Phenix-Flaming-Hot-Heated-Motorcycle-Gear-571738242984574/

or the person that invented heated gear; Gordon Gerbing; sold off Gerbings as you know it...still makes gear...lifetime warranty...which I dont think the current "gerbings" does?...

https://www.gordonsheated.com/

 

FirstGear heated gear all the way from head to toe for me. My commute is 45 miles one way and I've left the house at 18 deg.
https://firstgear-usa.com/heated.html
I also have a pair of non-heated Hatch thinsulate gauntlets that I've had since 1984 and they are still my choice above 32 deg,

 

I have Harley branded Gerbing jacket liner and gloves, they work great. If I ever replace them I would lean toward https://www.gordonsheated.com

 

Not to further complicate the decision, but handguards may be an option to consider. All sorts of them on eBay for $35.

 

I picked up a set of these last year: https://www.cyclegear.com/gear/hotwired-heated-gloves

thinking of picking up the jacket liner this year: https://www.cyclegear.com/gear/hotwired-heated-jacket-liner-evo

the good thing about the gloves is that you don't need a separate controller for them. you can adjust them to low medium or high by pressing on the square button on the back of the hand. they were a little bulky at first, but as they break in they get better.

 

Those are the same type of controllers on my H-D heated gear.

 

I picked up a pair of cold weather leather gloves at HD shop last weekend. Thinsulate inside, very warm and comfortable. Paid $80.00. Worth it.

 

I am a pack rat and have many types of gloves. Snot pickers for the summer, deerskin when it’s not to cold, snowboarding gloves that work to about 40 and heated gloves and jacket liner when it’s cold-cold and riding for hours. They HAVE to have gauntlets for cold weather.

Heated gear is Gyde from the warming store. I had the Bluetooth set up and it worked fine but I ended up with the Gerbing controller that I like better.

I have used this stuff for 2-3 seasons and it has worked well, not cheap.