Outlaw Heated Glove Liners
Some riders won't give up their old leather gloves, and they're right not to. Twenty years of creases, shaped to the bars. The trouble is that leather never did much for cold fingers. Slip a thin heated liner underneath and the old gloves get to keep their job.
Thin heated glove liners that sit under your own gloves, with a rechargeable pack and USB cable.
- Thin enough to wear under riding, work or ski gloves
- Heat from a rechargeable 2500mAh pack (maker's rating), charged with the USB cable that comes with it
- On and off from a button on the cuff
- Grip print on the palm and touchscreen fingertips
- Long cuff that tucks under a jacket sleeve
- One size, black
- Start on the lowest setting and check your skin often. If it feels too hot, switch off. Not for children, or anyone who can't feel heat or react to it. Switch off and unplug before washing, cleaning or storing, and don't use it if the wiring looks damaged.
$7.95 US shipping under $150, free US shipping from $150. 12-month warranty.
Some riders won't give up their old leather gloves, and they're right not to. Twenty years of creases, shaped to the bars. The trouble is that leather never did much for cold fingers. Slip a thin heated liner underneath and the old gloves get to keep their job.
Thin heated glove liners that sit under your own gloves, with a rechargeable pack and USB cable.
- Thin enough to wear under riding, work or ski gloves
- Heat from a rechargeable 2500mAh pack (maker's rating), charged with the USB cable that comes with it
- On and off from a button on the cuff
- Grip print on the palm and touchscreen fingertips
- Long cuff that tucks under a jacket sleeve
- One size, black
- Start on the lowest setting and check your skin often. If it feels too hot, switch off. Not for children, or anyone who can't feel heat or react to it. Switch off and unplug before washing, cleaning or storing, and don't use it if the wiring looks damaged.
$7.95 US shipping under $150, free US shipping from $150. 12-month warranty.
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