[winger98]

I just bought some Nordic Gear battery powered gloves. Anybody have any experience with them? I put a D cell battery in each and can feel a little heat on the back of the hand but no heat for the fingers. My fingers are what gets frozen on the cold rides.

 

[joe in calif]

If your fingers gets cold you need these

http://wingstuff.com/pgroup_detail/345_Air_Deflectors/20093_Baker_GL1500_Mirror_Hand_Wing_Air_Deflectors/?goto=/pgroup_list/gl1500/345_goldwing_Air_Deflectors/des/

 

[knwe55]

they have heated gloves that you plug into a adjustabe regulater that mounts on the handle bars and it hooks up to the battery,People tell me that they keep there hands warm. they run around 129.00

 

[heavychevy]

If your fingers gets cold you need these

http://wingstuff.com/pgroup_detail/345_Air_Deflectors/20093_Baker_GL1500_Mirror_Hand_Wing_Air_Deflectors/?goto=/pgroup_list/gl1500/345_goldwing_Air_Deflectors/des/

Ive never had the hand wings but I sure love the air wings.

 

[digbar1]

Ask an ATV dealer for "Hippo Hands" or handlebar muffs. I got 'em on all my bikes. They're like mittens for the handgrips. Keep the air/snow off your gloved hands and make a big difference. I also use Mossy Oak gloves with 150-oz Thinsulate- ain't cheap, but work good. Got a pouch on the back for Heat Factory hand/foot warmer packs. They don't help much, being on the back of your hand. Work great in the toes of my insulated boots, though.

 

[detdrbuzzard]

If your fingers gets cold you need these

http://wingstuff.com/pgroup_detail/345_Air_Deflectors/20093_Baker_GL1500_Mirror_Hand_Wing_Air_Deflectors/?goto=/pgroup_list/gl1500/345_goldwing_Air_Deflectors/des/

it doesn't get cold enough out you way to need heated anything