Heated gloves or heated glove liners

[BBR]

I'm one of the mad people who ride all year but hate cold hands.

Got heated grips but still find the outside of my hands and finger tips suffer.

I cant decide on whether to do for heated gloves or get some heated liners as I quite like the Knox winter gloves I have.

Any thoughts/suggestions?

[pig hog]

Gerbing gloves. Done.
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[Polarbear]

Have you tried lobster gloves. I find them with my heated grips is enough in winter, and like you, I suffer form cold hands.
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[pig hog]

[goto10]

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Good muffs if you don't have some.

I fancy trying the heated muffs (hopefully a more even heat distribution.)

[monkeybiker]

Heated jacket would be better. I don't have one but just were layers. You need to make sure you whole body is kept warm not just your hands. Cold hands are due to blood staying with your core. This is why you tend to also get cold feet.

Neck tubes/balaclaver are very useful.

For gloves I use the lobster style ones but hands will still get cold if I don't wear enough layers.

This is why I tend to mostly commute with the car in winter. It just takes so long getting dressed. Maybe I should invest in a heated jacket

[Rogerborg]

Muf- DAMMIT.

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"Good" (Tucano Urbano) if you can, but even cheap generic ones make a huge difference.

Forget fannying about with gloves, skip the fashion victimhood, muffs do a much better job.

Nearly the season to put them back on.
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[monkeybiker]

Can't do muffs. I tried, got some 2nd hand off ebay. Fit them to bike but thought, umm no. Took them off and sold them back on ebay.

It's one step away from this

[stinkwheel]

Is it that time of year already?

So time pack away my self-riteousness about people riding in flip-flops and a t-shirt until next year. Time to get the "Fit bar muffs." copypasta and blaming of all electrical problems on carb icing down out of the loft?
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[DrDonnyBrago]

I've been eyeing up the muffs hung in the garage the past few mornings.

Kinda looking forward to it.

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[Rogerborg]

[Amber Phoenix]

[Oldie]

This will be my third winter using heated inner gloves. Superb at keeping your fingers from freezing (they don't feel hot, your hands just feel normal). Far better than heated grips. I only have one bike hard wired so use a battery pack when riding the other bikes - last for 90 mins max, which is enough for me most days, but you've obviously got the hassle of re-charging.

Another downside is having to use larger than normal over-gloves (I use lobsters). Finally, the wires are a pain, but I just wouldn't go out otherwise.

Never tried heated gloves, so can't compare them, but I guess that they might even be better, albeit more expensive.

[Val]

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[RhynoCZ]

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