Gerbing 12V motorcycle heated gloves wire to your bike for constant, adjustable hand warmth mile after mile. Shop full hardwired gloves and heated glove liners built for the demands of riding in the cold.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do 12V heated gloves connect to my motorcycle?
12V heated gloves connect into the same Gerbing power system as your jacket liner, typically through coax leads that run up the sleeve to a controller or harness. This draws constant power from the bike, so your hands stay warm for the entire ride without a battery to recharge.
Are hardwired 12V gloves or 12V glove liners better?
Hardwired 12V gloves like the Vanguard or GT5 give you a complete protective riding glove with heat built in. 12V glove liners are slimmer and worn inside your existing riding gloves. Choose full gloves for an all-in-one solution, or liners if you want to keep gauntlets you already trust.
Do 12V heated gloves need their own controller?
They can share a controller with your other 12V gear or run on their own zone. A dual-zone controller lets you set your gloves separately from your jacket liner, which is useful since hands often need more heat than your core. Connect through a Y-harness to run gloves alongside other garments.
Will 12V gloves keep my hands warm at highway speeds?
Yes — that's exactly what they're built for. Because they draw constant power from your motorcycle, 12V gloves produce steady heat that holds up against the wind chill of sustained highway riding, where battery gloves might fade. The heat covers the fingers and back of the hand where wind hits hardest.