2 weeks of daily use and they're still going strong, temperature in my town has dropped further but my hands are remaining warm, I'd still recommend these for cold morning commutes!
I have a pair of heated gloves. Mine are not to heat my hands. They are to stop my hands from getting cold. Rst I thought they were far too expensive. However, after using them. Game changer. Jon&Denise 🧙♂️🦉
Hey dude - thanks for watching. Do you have a link to them? Wouldn't mind trying a set of heated grips. Was looking at the Oxford ones recently but open to trying anything that makes life more comfortable 😅
@@mattyhempkin1875 lovely looking bike, but I think with harleys the price tags are huge just because it has a harley badge on it, if I was ever going to get a bike that sort of American style I think I'd go with a suzuki boulevard. Ideally looking to get an mt09 early next year though
@@mattyhempkin1875 I do find them more attractive, but I certainly wouldn't say I dislike cruiser types, I'd love one for more chilled long distance rides
I still have not done electric stuff. Heated grips on my Concours and I would not ride the W800 below 50 degrees. Thanks for the look into electric gloves. My hands were toasty just watching this video!
It was a complete knee jerk reaction to the weather, I can't say I ever planned to get heated clothing, but now I've opened pandoras box, I've been looking at all sorts of heated jackets, socks etc 🤣
Yes Have some too ,Seem Ok for the One Hour Commute (Mine deo lose power if left connected But okj if I take the Battery Pack out when I get to work, ) Its been to hot to ware them lately though ;0)
I've heard other people say about them discharging if left plugged in, I'm in the habit of disconnecting them when not in use now. I havbt used mine for a while for the same reason, hasn't been cold enough to warrant them. Cheers mate!
Thanks! They seem pretty solid as far as keeping water out - I havnt tested then in heavy rain yet, but they were fine in light rain. I'll test heavy rain soon and find out 😅
Having just rode home in pretty heavy rain I'd say they're resistant, not so much waterproof, could feel them getting damp inside after a 30 minute ride,
I havnt actually timed it, as I usually stick them on charge when I go to bed, next time I use them I'll check how long it takes to recharge them though dude
got a pair and they work well, many thanks, about 5 hours charging from flat, all in the little instruction leaflet. got just over 2 hours on high, more than enough to go to work and back. even medium is fine with my handlebar mitts. again thanks for the goo review. £30.99 well spent@@thelimeyrider
@@thelimeyrider also because of you I ride in the rain now too. I’m not scared anymore and I learn little changes that help. Once I saw how you did it I was like okay I got to just do it. I have no fear and I’m good. I got comfortable doing it. People think I’m nuts but I tell them look up videos of people riding in the rain. Other countries if you do ride in rain your not riding at all
2 weeks of daily use and they're still going strong, temperature in my town has dropped further but my hands are remaining warm, I'd still recommend these for cold morning commutes!
will definitely give them a go. thanks
They're still doing a good job, definitely worth a try, worst case scenario you could send them back I suppose! 😁
I have a pair of heated gloves. Mine are not to heat my hands. They are to stop my hands from getting cold. Rst I thought they were far too expensive. However, after using them. Game changer. Jon&Denise 🧙♂️🦉
I can't believe what a difference having the gloves make, I regret not getting any sooner! Cheers for watching 🙂
My cheapo £12 ebay heated grips (wrap around) have so far lasted 2 years and worked just fine.
Hey dude - thanks for watching. Do you have a link to them? Wouldn't mind trying a set of heated grips. Was looking at the Oxford ones recently but open to trying anything that makes life more comfortable 😅
Good video, at that price I will look into them. thanks for sharing.
Mine are holding up well still, I keep expecting them to suddenly stop working but so far so good!
Would you ever go for a harley iron 833 sportster 1200
@@mattyhempkin1875 lovely looking bike, but I think with harleys the price tags are huge just because it has a harley badge on it, if I was ever going to get a bike that sort of American style I think I'd go with a suzuki boulevard.
Ideally looking to get an mt09 early next year though
@@thelimeyrider I see your into sports bikes
@@mattyhempkin1875 I do find them more attractive, but I certainly wouldn't say I dislike cruiser types, I'd love one for more chilled long distance rides
I still have not done electric stuff. Heated grips on my Concours and I would not ride the W800 below 50 degrees. Thanks for the look into electric gloves. My hands were toasty just watching this video!
It was a complete knee jerk reaction to the weather, I can't say I ever planned to get heated clothing, but now I've opened pandoras box, I've been looking at all sorts of heated jackets, socks etc 🤣
I got the similar ones but they heat the both sides 2 weeks ago and they are great
Aye, gleaming bit of kit!
Yes Have some too ,Seem Ok for the One Hour Commute (Mine deo lose power if left connected But okj if I take the Battery Pack out when I get to work, ) Its been to hot to ware them lately though ;0)
I've heard other people say about them discharging if left plugged in, I'm in the habit of disconnecting them when not in use now.
I havbt used mine for a while for the same reason, hasn't been cold enough to warrant them.
Cheers mate!
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Definetley worth a punt and would compliment the heated grips!
I think with both running you may have some sweaty hands bud, 😅
@@thelimeyrider Suppose so but up here in Scotland it gets bloody cold lol
@@BMCMOTOUK fair point! 🤣
@thelimeyrider if the temperature is in double figures here it's classed as summer 🤣🤣🤣
@BMCMOTOUK Hahaha, my best mate is Scottish, lives down here now, he's always berating me when I complain about it being cold down here in the south 🤣
Down to £39.99 now, good video, cheers.
Ah mega, even more of a bargain haha, cheers for watching mate!
Nice video for the time of year! We've had a few rainy days lately down south, so, do you think these decently waterproof?
Thanks! They seem pretty solid as far as keeping water out - I havnt tested then in heavy rain yet, but they were fine in light rain. I'll test heavy rain soon and find out 😅
Having just rode home in pretty heavy rain I'd say they're resistant, not so much waterproof, could feel them getting damp inside after a 30 minute ride,
@@thelimeyrider Ta, good to know! Revit have an alternative but that’s hundreds of pounds. Mental.
I got a pair and I want to know how long does it take to fully charge the batteries?
I havnt actually timed it, as I usually stick them on charge when I go to bed, next time I use them I'll check how long it takes to recharge them though dude
got a pair and they work well, many thanks, about 5 hours charging from flat, all in the little instruction leaflet. got just over 2 hours on high, more than enough to go to work and back. even medium is fine with my handlebar mitts. again thanks for the goo review. £30.99 well spent@@thelimeyrider
Glad to hear they worked well for you! Mine are still going strong, bargain buy! 😁
@@thelimeyrider yeah i use them everyday and they are great. It’s finally getting warmer here
@@thelimeyrider also because of you I ride in the rain now too. I’m not scared anymore and I learn little changes that help. Once I saw how you did it I was like okay I got to just do it. I have no fear and I’m good. I got comfortable doing it. People think I’m nuts but I tell them look up videos of people riding in the rain. Other countries if you do ride in rain your not riding at all
Got a link? Sick of paying £70+ for winter gloves!
Sure do mate, here you go
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CB632XWL?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
They are probably snowmobile gloves.
Yea I was thinking something like that, I'm almost certain they're not made for bikes, but seem to hold up well enough!