Keis G501 Heated Gloves Review
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- I've tried all sorts of solutions to the ol' "cold hands in winter" issue over the years, I can't quite bring myself to go with handlebar muffs just yet, so the next best solution I've found is heated motorcycle gloves. These come in various guises but until now I've struggled to find gloves that provided the holy trinity of warmth, waterproofness and ease of use.....do the new Keis G501's fit the bill? Stay tuned for my review.
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The standard you quoted, to which these gloves conform (EN 13594:2015), in fact assesses the *entire* glove, not merely the knuckle protection. Abrasion resistance, tear strength, seam strength, sizing, dexterity and innocuousness (no chemicals present in the materials which are potentially harmful to human health) comprise the majority of the tests.
The dexterity assessment involves picking up small pins whilst wearing gloves; a standardised test with relevance to the operation of controls on a motorcycle.
Better than I thought then! Cheers for that!
Sorry I was looking at the Ducati and missed the video. What was it about? :-)
Nice one Rob ;0)
60 mile daily commute on the Vstrom all weathers, bar muffs, heated grips and summer gloves. Toasty and dry hands always, remove the muffs in spring. A million despatch riders can't be wrong :)
Yep and they're on the road up to 14 hours a day!
I agree, it's just the looks I can't be doing with - but for sure that's the best way if you're serious about your cold weather biking (ie have a commute or whatever)...
Any idea on which bar muffs to fit a GS ? Cheers.
I use the TucanoUrbano R363X ones on my Vstrom, they fit all bikes. You may have to remove your hand guards though on the GS.
@@WatermarquePaul thanks Paul, gentleman for replying.
6:16 ''They keep the backs of your hands warm'' Right, well here is the problem
with heated gloves today , at least in the 100 to 200 dollar range, they don't keep
the backs of your fingers warm, NOT at all, and that is the key area for me that
needs to be warm, not the backs of the hands.
The (proper) test;
3 to 4 hours at 70mph (112 kmph) @ 27 f + - (sub 0 cent.) , this is not typically
a daily run for anyone, but not uncommon in the US.
I bought two different models under $200 Each, they both claimed and showed
graphically that they fingers were wired with heating elements, yet at speed and
in cold weather the only heat I felt was on the backs of my hands, which I could
comparatively care less about.
Somebody wake me with a link when you have found a pair of gloves that do
in fact heat the backs of your fingers adequately and fairly heat the rest of your
hands while testing them under these 'proper' conditions.
Running down the the liquor store in the spring, for a pack of smokes doesn't count.
TMF does the most practical and useful reviews. Never heard of these gloves, now on the list to check out. Thank you TMF!
Thank you Scott (as ever!)...
I could do with a pair of those gloves right now.....it's bloody freezing in my flat
Actually I have worn them indoors too!
I find that fingertips are the worst victims of wind chill and they the palms and back of the hand don't affect rider concentration much. It's so painful when the fingertips are cold. I wish someone would make gloves which specifically warms up the fingertips or even putting a tripple layer of windbreaker or even non breathable fabric on the fingertips.
Gerbing XRS-12 gloves.
Been riding for 30 years in all weathers, £10 bar muffs and £15 ex display R&G heated grips.
I now buy a £600 winter banger car. Can't be doing with ice, salt, rain and flooded roads this time of year.
why have wires run through the jacket, just carry extra batteries with you. They are not that big, and when you stop for gas. Just swap out the battery.
🤔 may have to try these now can’t head south covid 😷 border closed etc 😎🏍💨💨💨💨💨👍🏻🇨🇦
I just hate the idea of flying round with wires and big bulky lithium-filled-not-great-in-a-crash batteries
Hi, quick question. Where did you get the batteries from?
Does the batter power both gloves?. how does that work? you woulds need a connecting cable to also connect the gloves together. or is it two seperate batteries.. bit of a pain carrying two batteries around
Why don't they promote heated mittens? The heat loss would be less and you could tie them together with a piece of elastic threaded through the arms of your jacket lke we all had in the infants. Seriously though, as a skier like you, I always use mittens because of the better heat efficiency, and on the bike, apart from the thumbs, you don't really use your fingers independently so mittens would make more sense - there is room to put one of those heat patches in and off you go, cheaply - you would just have a rubber wart on the mitt to use a tft screen or flip your visor, not for Hells Angels though - just a thought .
got you message thanks,, am looking at 701 s.am seeing if these can be 12volt only if needed by pluging into battery tender lead.
What size are yours, please? I'd like to buy some, thanks!
Hi TMF, I have used RST Thermotech last 4 winters, pretty much same except I never have needed full power and have same three heat modes, however no leads needed as batteries go on the gloves and on low power I get 4.5hrs of heat. Pretty same when riding in rain for hours but I have never had cold fingertips. No knuckle armour though. Top two things that stand out for me then the battery life better and no leads up your arms.
Try the new RST Paragon Thermotech gloves. All the good bits of the old ones but with better batteries, neater switch and most importantly, armour on the knuckles. I'm really pleased with mine and I think they're the same price as the old ones.
Are there any concerns with riding around with a large lithium ion battery, given they tend to explode or burn up when pierced, is it worth considering the safety aspect? Heated grips seem the far better option. What do you think?
Hadn't thought of that - I'm not sure there's ever been an incident of a bike rider suffering from that though...
I am really tempted with heated gloves, maybe for next winter though as funds are low atm :-)
I still see people (mostly young lads) riding in winter with no gloves on and bright red hands? Why do this? Do they think it makes them look hard.
Following your review of the Goldtop gloves a few video's ago, I bought a pair of their Merino wool lined Cruiser gloves for £57 including their water repellent balm and postage..! They're a great pair of gloves and on really cold days I also wear silk glove liners. On my last ride out it was 3c but they kept my hands really comfortable and warm.
Glad you like 'em Nicholas - they're my go to gloves in the summer!
Must he a good few recreational riders who think if it's cold enough for heated gloves and heated grips then perhaps it's too cold to be out riding, I don't subscribe to that myself but do worry about how many additional electrical items my bike's charging system can cope with which kind of puts me off adding more. Guess the external battery works but then like coms and gopro you have to remember to charge everything beforehand.
Yes and that is a pain I agree!
So, fun story... walking through Tesco just now and heard a familiar voice shouting "Hey Kids" I'm looking around thinking "he's a long way from home" then realised the last vid I watched was (for some reason) playing very loudly in my pocket. I had a few strange looks...but No publicity is bad publicity as they say!!!
Try telling that to Frank Bough!
Hello Andy,
I hope you and your family are all safe and healthy.
I watch your videos and I learn from your experience and feedback, thanks very much!
My question is have you tried Gerbing MicroWirePRO Heated Gloves, if so can you make a video of Gerbing MicroWirePRO Heated Clothing. I am aware that you have a video about Gerbing MicroWirePRO Heated Premium Jacket.
Kind regards,
Devrim Bölük
No I’ve not tried the gloves, just a jacket...
Loves gloves so much that his eyes are constantly drawn to his warm hands....doesn't see car turning in front of him..
Great video :) - check out the RST Paragon Heated Gloves, they are nice and supple, not too bulky, and have heating down both sides of the finger and the ends. Battery pack only however, but quoting 240m on max and 265m medium.
In regard to the fit gloves tend to be quiet long in the fingers, I guess these follow the same route ? No slightly shorter versions ? Any shorter cuff version to easily wear under the jacket ?
Yeah, naaah, I don't seem to understand this video. Its 36 deg outside today. Oh bugger! sorry! you guys are in winter! STREWTH! silly me!....
Nice review as always Mr Flyer. But that production team of yours is slacking off again. No "TMF" sticker on the gloves stage! But the cabinet gets one. heh heh! cheers groover ;-)
I think I,m the only person in the world to use Alpinestars heated gloves(now nomore),Honestly just by looking ,,they look a better glove,,, Regarding your review all great except you never showed what palm protection they Had!!!...Price does seem on the high side,,,,,regarding waterproof ness,,I doubt theres any leather glove tootally waterproof,,theres just too many seems,,,,, As you might have guessed I have abit of a glove fetish,,, I just like good gloves,,My dream gloves would be something like a Knox convert but with heat like these Keiss,,,,,,regards
Discontinued model. Not a fan of any glove manufacturer that puts those stupid plastic hook clips on the cuffs of gloves. I don't care to snap my gloves together and if I did them that's exactly what it should be- a SNAP connector!
Personally I prefer my Global Warming gloves. Had one pair for years and have only had to buy replacement batteries once (which are almost the cost of the gloves!). If you buy battery powered gloves do not neglect charging them year round. Once a month is fine. My gloves are ten years old and the original batteries simply died a normal death. The gloves look fairly new and I've not had any heating element failure thusfar. Even without heat they are a fairly warm winter glove.
I wouldn't mind trying the Joe Rocket model either. They make excellent fitting gloves.
I had the g601s after these - just as good only improved!
Were you just leaving the Triumph Factory? I recognise those roads as I only live round the corner. I will get a brew on next time haha. I've been contemplating getting some heated gloves. I've got heated grips on my Street Triple which certainly helps but the outside of the hands still get a good kicking.
Yes I was! Well spotted....
Another excellent review, TMF. For those on a lower budget and cannot afford £190, try the Keis heated inner gloves - £60 from SportsBikeShop. You can use these with any of your gloves, although it's worth getting a pair that's a size larger, as the inners are a little bulky. They don't have a heat controller, but they are fine for me. And if you have more than one bike, you can buy additional leads for battery connection.
Hi tmf great review, the only pain i find is when you stop at a petrol station you plug back in then you have to turn on each item back on again, wish they had a short term memory so when you plug back to bike it remembers your last settings. my gloves burn the backs of my hands on full power even at minus four and my speedys dash was screaming Danger Will Robinson Danger.🤖
...loved that show...
Hi tmf, you have not tried the Gerbing heated gloves. They have it all. Every finger has heat plus the thumb.the backs of your hands,and the palms are heated as well. I've had mine for 2yrs now and I love them.check them out, you won't be disappointed.
I have tried them for fit Dennis - I just found them too bulky and I like to be able to feel the controls....
Another great vid! I dont know if you know but keis gloves also link up with the jacket and pants. Then all you do is use an external power controller from keis to control your whole body or you can control individual garments. They also have heated inner soles for your boots that also link up into your pants and jacket. I done the NC500 last year around March time, it was around 8 to 10 hours riding a day as we only had 4 days to see everything. We were camping too. I had my keis under jacket and pants on the whole time and even though it was icey out I was sweating riding the bike, the green setting was more than enough. I used them hard wired to the bike using the oxford charger whilst the USB port charged up the keis battery pack for night time in the camp!! Perfect! The previous model keis gloves were inner gloves I seem to remember so they were no good to me and I never purchased them. Thses look much better. Tha is for another professional review
Yes I might see if I can get done of the heated clothing next season - great idea! Thanks for the feedback - TMF
How does the power controller work because i have to turn each item on individually and the temperature individually and they are all connected to the jacket?
A long time ago but had you just been to the Triumph Factory on your Speed Triple? Just down the road from me! Nice review of the Keis gloves.
Nope
Just wondering if you are still using these 2 years down the track? It looks like any USB battery pack would power them.
I’ve upgraded to the G701s
heated grips and hand guards and i am happy with the same gloves all year round
VersysGTRider I've been looking at those heated grips I was wondering how good they work. You really don't need heated gloves with those
VersysGTRider so the grips are good huh? Do you know what brand ears are or if they're all pretty much good?
Heated grips suck ass compared to heated gloves.
@@phantombigballs8165 You know what, that is my contention exactly,
heated grips, would be nice, but it's the backs of the fingers that suffer,
and fingers matter... : )
I just dropped a lengthy comment on this exact issue, so right bro..
My RST heated gloves are too thickly padded and make the controls difficult as you point out. However I'm having heated grips fitted to the Street RS at next service. Whats your opinion on hand guards on a Street Triple? I've seen a few on Yamaha MT's and they don't offend too much.
Ooh no I wouldn't go hand guards on a STR - heated grips yes, hand guards no....just my opinion of course you do what's right for you!
Riding most often on Canada’s east coast, heated gear is a must. How cold? Yesterday I put a pot of boiling water on the step and it froze so quickly the ice was warm. Hyperbole aside, we need headed gear. I just received Gerbing heated glove-liners but have yet to try them. However, they look light, fit well, slip into any of my existing gloves and aren’t too costly. It’s going to be at least a month before I get to use them so, if anyone has experience using them, I’d love a review.
Hope you get a decent thaw on soon Walter! Feel for you guys over there....
How much says that battery cost and where do you get it
Great video. Would have liked to see you putting them on just to see how easily they hook up.
How long you had these Battery Chargers TMF ?...Iv'e got 10,000 mAh that's slimmer than yours, lol Nice review mate :-)
Very timely as our 'winter' is coming soon! These Keis gloves look good so I will look out for them. Sydney never actually gets cold enough to bother with heated gloves but I do like to ride up into the mountains in winter, or down to Canberra and it really does get cold there at night and early morning. Until now I have found those salt heat packs with catalyst disc inside great for keeping the core temperature up on very cold rides, but only last about 60-90 minutes.
Give 'em a try Chris - essential if you ride here in the winter.....
They don't sell those on our side of the pond. The company that makes my heated jacket liner uses that same type of built in heat controller. I decided to check out their gloves but unlike the jacket liner their gloves are not rated well. Many people complained of them not working out of the box or many that quit working in less than a year. I decided to order a set of Firstgear carbon heated gloves instead. (rebranded Warm & Safe) You need to use a controller with them however, so by the time I ordered the accessories to go with the gloves the order got rather costly. With heated gloves and the heated grips on my bike my hands should stay nice and toasty. The older I get the worse my arthritis gets so the extra heat on freezing cold days will be welcome.
Well, is,nt it your fingertips that get cold 1st. Pity no one designs gloves that do this. Great helpfull review though as always. Ps im liking the hoodie.
Good stuff - glad to hear it!
Would extra large medical exam gloves over the heated gloves increase the warmth and water resistance without compromising dexterity?
Dunno....
I wax my gloves with leather saddle and tack waterproofing treatments, that helps with saturation resistance.
Look good, I’m still enjoying my Weise ones after your recommendation 2 years ago, with heated grips just brill 👍🏻
On my half hour commute, my fingertips can go numb with the cold when it’s close to zero degrees. If these don’t heat that area, not sure these will help.
Ditto, I just dropped a lengthy comment on this exact issue, so right bro..
Manufactureres do not seem to understand what really matters when it
comes to keeping hands warm on a bike on the hwy.
Worth noting that the gloves are 20% off at the moment 👌
Great review thank you. Aren't a set of Oxford heated grips a better option though?
Good “as well as”....
I wonder if it possible to use a bike starter battery (like Anitgavity) instead of paying top dollar for a Keiss battery!!
I imagine so - just need to get the current/voltage requirements right....it's only a battery.
Hi TMF great review as usual, if you have these and the heated vest plugged into the bike at the same time would that be okay?
Yep - they're designed for it!
@@TheMissendenFlyer Cheers.
Hi TMF, have tried a few heated gloves over the years and now also have the Keis and definitely best I have found to date.
Glad we concur Dave!
Honest review, and you've pointed out what a lot of people have said about Keis and the lack of heating to the fingers, palms, etc. 👍
I've used Gerbing XRS-12 for the past three winters and I find them excellent, with heat throughout the glove, including the tips of my fingers. It has 4 heat settings and I've only ever needed the first three, even in sub zero temperatures. Suggest you give these a try.
I have absolutely NO connection with Gerbing.
if you put them on highest setting you will have red marks on your hands were the elements are . deff too hot on high
Have you tryed the new Rst heated gloves for 2019, maybe worth a go?
No I haven't Scott - I didn't realise they made 'em to be honest...
so far me boy, I not managed to get a glove big enough, struggle getting a glove on in 100 plus f
probably give it a miss then?
Interested video tmf the sound was bit low you normally have good sound very good video thanks Danny
Thank you for your video I have been watching now 2day . New bike are cool how about old one ??? 🤔🤔👍👍👍👍🤘. Tmax was interesting
Thanks for watching Noel!
Um?... I use a pair of Bering heated glove on my daily commute. 3 power setting and last approx. three hours run flat out, cost around 180 quid a year or so ago. Waterproof up to a point but after three or four hours on a motorway the wet stuff eventually gets through. To be fair, I,ve yet to find a glove that remains fully waterproof for more than a season... think the membrane does eventually break down with use. What I,m interested to know is there any difference apart from time obviously, in performance running them directly off the bike?
I love your vlogs TMF but gloves for £190 is madness.
If you ride your bike regularly in the bitter cold, it's probably worth it - but I take your point - thanks for watching - TMF
Would these work with a rukka jacket where the glove goes over a storm cuff but under the outer sleeve?
I imagine they would but don't know for sure having not tried that combo....
Hi TMF good review as usual keis stuff is excellent Adams comment below covers it I would agree with him completely. Get the vest and it will change your biking gear forever and British company I think
I haven't tried them myself (yet), but after a bit of net research Rev'it Taurus GTX gloves are supposed to be excellent winter gloves for 80% of the weather. For the other 20% adding the Keis inner heated gloves seem to be a good match.
As I said I haven't tried this set up yet, but when I upgrade my kit next year I'm going to try it out.
I use Keis heated jacket and inner soles with no complaints.
But couldn't get on with the X800 gloves. Had three different pairs and found the heating elements would dig into my fingers.
So instead I've gone with heated grips and hand guards
No idea if these new gloves will be any better but a great review.
Should mentioned that all the keis heated gear link together for easier use
I use keis gear
On battery and lead bloody great stuff
Yes good point....
Not being from a cold climate, how much of a necessity are heated gloves if you have heated grips installed?
They are necessary believe me - trouble with grips is they only keep your palm warm...
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Thank you Nigel - just a little experiment with daily vlogs for a while....hope I'm not overdoing it!
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Rainy part of the ride Speedmaster, dry part Street Triple?
Correct....
A handy review................;-)
Boom boom!
Can I use my power bank for them ? looks similar to the battery ??
If the voltages are the same why not!
Looks nice why don't you team up with a maker and make your own gloves
Sounds too much like work to me!
Nearly 300 quid with large battery. Good chunk of cash.
Been there too mr Flyer. But good of you to share your experiences! I have had one pair of Triumph gloves. The battery in the jacketpocket, leads through the sleeves and a nightmare to wear. The connector fell off and the fingers all cold. Another pair (sorry, can't remember the name, red and black with the same type switch as the Keis) with batteries in the calves. So heavy! Warm backside of the hands, cold fingers. None of them better than heated grips. So I'll stay with them! :-)
Well I think both is the answer (or move somewhere warmer!)...
That is interesting.
Heated grips and muff the best I have found so far..
But I wonder how long it will be before someone sticks a heat exchanger under the bodywork with vents exiting the handguards? Water cooling means it's easy.
Come on Honda or Bmw. Sort it out..
Good, comprehensive review tmf. Ta.
I like the sound of that!
Did I detect a Speedmaster there TMF? Thanks for the review, as ever. Yours aye, Alan
Yes well spotted Doc....
I've recently splashed out on a pair of Rst Paragon Thermotech heated gloves and highly recommend them. Rechargeable lithium polymer batteries so no wires or cables, very comfortable and warm, with protection on the knuckles and the batteries last a good long time (about 4 hrs in the low setting, which is normally plenty warm enough). Like the battery powered ones you tried, they are a little bulky around the cuff, where the battery is placed, but I wear them with a couple of different jackets and it's never been a real problem. Another useful review thanks.
Good morning TMF, you will need more than heated gloves 🧤!! Ha Ha. Thank you for the video and review and take care 😎👍🇬🇧.
thanks - as i get white finger these might be a good option rather than fitting heated grips to every bike i may ride.
Definitely worth a go - I wouldn’t be without my heated gloves (now onto the G701s)
RS Taichi gloves (RST648) heat up the tips of the fingers, very comfortable pair!
Not long purchased the Keis heated vest and insoles and wow how on earth have I been riding and freezing 🥶 my arse off all that time.
Very useful. I’ve got heated grips on my T120 and the VStrom but I found that my finger tips and especially my thumb still remain cold. Which is the reason I don’t ride in winter (also the salt). But I wonder if these gloves in conjunction with heated grips would work. Have you ever tried Gerbing. They are supposed to be good too
Yes - too bulky for my liking....
Do you have any tips to stop my glasses steaming up in the cold/damp weather?
Use a pin lock, get rid of any breath guards or chin curtains on your helmet, crack open the visor and or stop breathing....
I tried the stop breathing method but found I turned blue and went light headed.
Great review as always....think I’ll finally take the plunge and part with some of my “hard earned” for a set of heated gloves....hopefully you had a decent ride home from the home of triumph...keep up the great reviews, many thanks
I got the Keis heated jacket 80 mile round trip at -4 on medium setting very toasty and warm there products are brilliant well worth the money and if you use muffs as well then you hands will be warm all day night long yes they look rubbish but better than cold hands any day cheers for the review
All the best Pete
I had the Gerbings for years but the cord was a PITA, between the gloves, the jacket liner and the bike. The gloves were warm but not tactile to the controls. Last year when I bought the Ultra Classic the H-D shop had the Tourmaster Synergy rechargeable brand heated gear and I bought the gloves and the liner/jacket. The lack of knuckle armor would be my only negative on them but the warmth and battery life is excellent. That being said, on a 9 hour trip I am conservative with the heat setting, but hey lasted for the trip with the first four hours being in the 40degree F range.
Supposedly, this year Tourmaster is adding the capacity to plug them into your bike or use the batteries. I like the battery only function for the daily commute as it is only about 20 minutes for me but I'll have to go back to the cord for those uber-long rides.
Hey TMF, just wondering if you are still using these gloves and are you still as pleased with them now as you were then? Thanks
I'm using the updated ones now the 601's - very similar (the 501s are still great)....
@@TheMissendenFlyer cheers Andy
Nice review TMF. Certainly worth looking into a pair I think. Handguards certainly help with windchill, and indeed rain. Not a big fan of heated grips, so shame they don't heat the palms. It's the fingers you need heated anyway.
ive got some garbing heated gloves they are grea
I’m struggling to keep up with the number of videos you’re uploading! Thank goodness I’m retired 😃
Try and keep up Stuart - loads more to come!
Quality pear of Claw gloves is all you need. Heated Gloves are far to much Faff if your having to take them on and off regularly. Loving the daily videos. Cheers..
Glad you spotted that Plymouth! ...make the most of it, I can't keep this up for ever!!
I've got heated grips I.c.w. winter gloves. Warm enough for me most of the time. Heated grips are always available, you can't forget to take them with you. Plan some more coffee stops to stay/get warm.
If you still got cold hands, buy some very thin silk gloves to wear inside your other gloves.
Be carefull with electric gloves which are connected to the power supply of your bike. You might need a bigger fuse and even then the accumulator might get dammaged If it isn't made for those amounts of power needed.
Those battery packs are very useful for your action cam and microphone.
Bar muffs and heated grips is the best solution for me, Hands never get wet and never get cold, and for the body Keis Heated jackets are brilliant.
I find even with normal gloves it's just the tips of my fingers that get cold - They need to improve that setup as only reason I'd buy a pair. Better off with hand muffs (With heated grips)
Ditto, I just dropped a lengthy comment on this exact issue, so right bro..
Gerbings heated gloves warm ones fingers as well..
Oxford heated grips on full power get up to approximately the surface temperature of the sun. I reckon a pair of these heated gloves coupled with heated grips would do the job nicely. Thanks TMF, you cover the practical items other vloggers don’t reach!
Thank you Pastie - that is my aim!
just bought these gloves for 99 pounds on sale.
Bargain - I have the 601's now ;0) ...which to be fair are very similar...
I am desperate for heated socks.
They are available I believe!
@Colin Daye I hear that they interfere with the sink.
Lenz socks.
Beautiful job Matey!! Good information. Thank you.