🔥 Stay Warm on Your Ride with Volt Resistance 12v Motorcycle Heated Gloves Review

The gloves worked very well. My hands were warm in average temperatures when riding in temperatures hovering around 30 degrees Fahrenheit. If I were shopping in a store I would probably order the next size up, but I didn't have time to exchange before leaving for my intended trip. .

I live in the upper Midwest and ride year round. Whether I'm on my '15 FXSB or '11 FLHRC, my hands are always comfortable. They definitely work well down to 25 degrees, which is my normal cutoff temperature when riding, and will probably work just as well down to 18 degrees, which is the coldest weather I've ridden in. They complement the heated grips very well. (on my RK). Absolutely worth every penny.

These Volt Gloves were used twice on a cross country trip in early December. The first time at 30 degrees below zero, the next time at 17 degrees below zero, both at freeway speed. My hands were always warm on the lowest setting. I ordered the next size up based on the review, they were a bit tight but not enough to return. If I were to buy again I would order 2 sizes larger. These inexpensive gloves come highly recommended.

I bought a pair of these a few years ago but lost them when my bike was stolen. I liked them well enough, I wasn't looking for new technologies or different designs. I bought the same gloves again because they work. I rarely need it set above 1/5, and the highest I've ever set was 3, and then only for a short time. I don't have heated grips and ride at any temperature. I'm not worried about keeping my hands warm.

One of the best heated gloves I have ever used. I've gotten through a couple of cold morning rides without having to go through the second heat tier. The only thing that bothers me is the heating management, the location is terrible. It doesn't have a clip, it just dangles from the side so while you ride and want to change the heat. You have to feel it and then try to push the button without looking. Not sure at all.

I normally wear medium sized gloves but the reviews here say to order a size up which I did. It's hard to explain, but even 1 size up, the fingers were narrow in girth but short in length. Not bad, I could still control the clutch and front brake, as well as the shifters. I already have a tender battery that uses a SAE connector, so I bought a short adapter (SAE to connector). I had to cut the rings off the stick plug and replace them with an adapter. When making connections, be sure to keep an

I looked at a lot of heated gloves before buying. Most gloves I reviewed had one major common flaw; They are not very good and warm hands for a long time. The second biggest disadvantage was the workmanship/quality of the glove. Many of them didn't seem designed for motorcycling. Then I found VOLT! Reviewers stated that I'll probably never need to use the last two of the four heat settings. The most important thing is that it keeps my hands warm as that is the main reason I buy heated gloves. I

UPDATE: It's been about 3 years since my purchase and these gloves still work perfectly. They still heat the entire hand from wrist to fingertips and for some reason have never stopped heating. An adapter to connect these gloves to a wireless tender is available from both Cycle Gear and Revain should you need one at the last minute. These gloves run a bit small. Usually the large size is a little tight and the XL size is too big, but the XL volt gloves fit perfectly. I've tried every imaginable