Hey up Adrian, I've only seen one review of these 🤔, there will be loads left , use the link in the description 😉, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎
Great review Simon, thanks for sharing. Having had both IMHO heated gloves have a definite advantage as they keep the back of you hand/fingers warm so that tends to keep the finger ends warmer
Hey up Richard, that about sums heated gloves up, once you have a pair there's no going back, thanks for watching and dropping a comment, ride safe Simon B 😎
RST Paragon II bought a few years ago when on special offer about the same price just over £100, very happy with them although not really a fan of winter gloves of any kind but five or six hours on a Blood Bike in winter need something to keep warm. Seen lots of reviews of these seem as someone already said getting sent to UA-camrs but like the multiple connected screens that have been doing the rounds.
Hey up southwest, I don't think you can buy a major brand of heated gloves for less than £200 nowadays, so they are good value, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎
Been doing the same for a couple of years now. Heated gloves to and from the trails and swap into thinner gloves once there. Always have my heated grips too. Nothing more miserable than a freezing ride back after a days winter greenlaning. Have s heated waistcoat too No brainer
Hey up Dex, some would say we are soft using heated gear, I'd rather be warm 🤷, trying to find some thin heated grips for the 790 as I don't like a large grip 😲, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, rude safe Simon B 😎
I only do short rides this winter, max 1 hour. Would you recommend heated gloves (or grips), or are wind and water resistant gloves good enough (they are cheaper after all)? I'm still riding now with my summer gloves, but it is very cold on my fingers (who would've thought lol). My only concern is the added thickness of the glove. I got a very touchy throttle (1 cylinder life), and the thick glove might not feel the most controlling.
@@nulla9601 that's the problem, when you go winter gloves that all get a bit bulky 🤭, these heated gloves aren't as bulky as a winter glove, as that don't need to be filled full of insulation as they have the heating elements in them , for a £100 they are with a try 🤔, ride safe Simon B 😎
Hey up Joe, muffs are great for off road, these are more for road riding when it's cold, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎
@Simon B,i suffer with stage 2 white finger so in the summertime never mind winter the pain can be unbelievable in my fingers especially the finger tips. Do the gloves you have provide warming in the ends?.
Hey up , the elements are around the side and tip of the fingers , these will work really well with heated grips making your whole hand warm, then with the 3M insulation and wind proof material, they should work well, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎
They must be sending these to every UA-camr to review, be none left for the rest of us to buy 😄 thanks for the review 👍🏻
Hey up Adrian, I've only seen one review of these 🤔, there will be loads left , use the link in the description 😉, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎
@ Thanks for the reply Simon, the site shows 4 different gloves with separate order codes, do you know the exact model you tested ? Thanks 🙏
@adrianstrand1120 it's the AXEO2H were the ones I tested, these have the bigger battery with them so longer run time 😎
@ ordered ! thanks very much Simon, I applied your discount code 🙏
Great review Simon, thanks for sharing. Having had both IMHO heated gloves have a definite advantage as they keep the back of you hand/fingers warm so that tends to keep the finger ends warmer
Hey up Richard, that about sums heated gloves up, once you have a pair there's no going back, thanks for watching and dropping a comment, ride safe Simon B 😎
Sensible advice, really, as a stand-alone I rate these very highly. I also have the wired Keis.
Hey up cpuuk, thanks for watching and dropping a comment much appreciated, Keis gear are really good, won't go wrong with them, ride safe Simon B 😎
RST Paragon II bought a few years ago when on special offer about the same price just over £100, very happy with them although not really a fan of winter gloves of any kind but five or six hours on a Blood Bike in winter need something to keep warm. Seen lots of reviews of these seem as someone already said getting sent to UA-camrs but like the multiple connected screens that have been doing the rounds.
Hey up southwest, I don't think you can buy a major brand of heated gloves for less than £200 nowadays, so they are good value, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎
Been doing the same for a couple of years now. Heated gloves to and from the trails and swap into thinner gloves once there. Always have my heated grips too. Nothing more miserable than a freezing ride back after a days winter greenlaning. Have s heated waistcoat too No brainer
Hey up Dex, some would say we are soft using heated gear, I'd rather be warm 🤷, trying to find some thin heated grips for the 790 as I don't like a large grip 😲, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, rude safe Simon B 😎
I only do short rides this winter, max 1 hour. Would you recommend heated gloves (or grips), or are wind and water resistant gloves good enough (they are cheaper after all)?
I'm still riding now with my summer gloves, but it is very cold on my fingers (who would've thought lol).
My only concern is the added thickness of the glove. I got a very touchy throttle (1 cylinder life), and the thick glove might not feel the most controlling.
@@nulla9601 that's the problem, when you go winter gloves that all get a bit bulky 🤭, these heated gloves aren't as bulky as a winter glove, as that don't need to be filled full of insulation as they have the heating elements in them , for a £100 they are with a try 🤔, ride safe Simon B 😎
@SIMONB1 Thank you! I definitely will take a look at them.
Muffs are the best…ridden in all kinds of weather…mx gloves all year round with muffs.
Hey up Joe, muffs are great for off road, these are more for road riding when it's cold, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎
@Simon B,i suffer with stage 2 white finger so in the summertime never mind winter the pain can be unbelievable in my fingers especially the finger tips.
Do the gloves you have provide warming in the ends?.
Hey up , the elements are around the side and tip of the fingers , these will work really well with heated grips making your whole hand warm, then with the 3M insulation and wind proof material, they should work well, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎
Heated Grips are useless.
Heated gloves are the bomb.
Hey up Darren, it's really the only way to keep your hands warm 🤭, thanks for dropping a comment much appreciated, ride safe Simon B 😎