G701 Heated Gloves

Really warm and comfy … best I have ever brought thank you

I have owned a Keis jacket and trouser combo for a few years now but never ridden my bike enough in the colder seasons to justify a pair of heated gloves.
However, a change in career has meant that I am now commuting almost every day and with winter approaching, it seemed a good idea to get a pair of matching gloves.
I paid a visit to my nearest seller to see what was available. I had initially planned to purchase the G102 inner gloves, but that would have meant buying a new pair of larger conventional gloves to fit over them and after trying a few configurations and comparing all the costs, I decided to try a pair of the G701s.
Unfortunately, they did not have them in my usual large size, or even medium but I tried on a pair of the size small to get an idea and feel for the product. Astonishingly, they fitted absolutely perfectly. Maybe a little tight but we all know that gloves slacken off a little after some use, so I committed to the purchase. And I'm glad I did. I did expect them to be really hot when on the maximum setting, but the warmth is precisely how they describe them as like feeling the sun on the back of your hands. Fortunately, I don't suffer the cold too much and these provide more than enough comfort even in the zero temperatures I've endured commuting recently. I do have heated grips on my BMW which also helps, of course.
Moreover, these gloves provide incredible warmth even when not connected and I've sometimes forgotten to connect them and didn't realise until the end of my journeys. They even managed to keep the rain at bay and did not let a molecule of damp work its way into the soft inner fabrics. So far, I've been really impressed with these gloves and combined with my jacket and trousers, cold weather riding is almost as comfortable as summer riding. Really.
I've mentioned this to my friends a lot over the last few years, and it's that the purchase of my heated clothing is the best money I've spent in motorcycling.
PS. After one month of ownership. I found that the best way to get connected up quickly, is to connect the wires to the gloves before you place your hands in them. It takes a few attempts to get a routine together when it comes to managing all the wires, but it's already second nature for me now.

As a daily motorway, motorbike commuter I've tried loads of extreme Winter gloves, some good, some not-so-great. So, after struggling in early December, I decided to finally go for the heated glove option. At first I wasn't blown away because I hadn't learnt the proper charging procedure & found the batteries draining too quickly & was thinking of returning, but once I cracked it I've been really impressed. I only put them on below 8c and even then only on the LOW setting. I went to MEDIUM once when it was -2. They are comparable to my best Richa winter gloves even without the heating on. Will be put away in April once temperatures rise. Very happy with them. Bye bye frozen fingers.