Gerbing 7V battery heated gloves keep your fingers and hands warm with adjustable, rechargeable heat. Shop full gloves and heated glove liners for men and women, powered by Gerbing's 7V battery system for hours of warmth on a single charge.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the battery on Gerbing heated gloves?
Each glove has a small battery that sits in a pocket on the cuff or gauntlet, powering that glove independently. That means two batteries for a pair. The cuff placement keeps the weight off your hand and out of the way while you grip bars, poles, or tools.
Should I choose heated gloves or heated glove liners?
Choose full heated gloves when you want a single insulated glove that does everything, best for the deepest cold and general winter use. Choose slim heated liners when you already have gloves or motorcycle gauntlets you like and want to add warmth underneath. Liners offer the most versatility; full gloves offer the most insulation.
How do I get the right glove size?
Measure around your palm at the widest point and check it against the size chart on the product page. Heated gloves should fit snugly without being tight, since a close fit helps the heating elements warm your fingers efficiently. For liners, account for the outer glove you'll wear over them when choosing a size.
Are Gerbing heated gloves touchscreen compatible?
Touchscreen compatibility varies by model, with many featuring conductive fingertips on the thumb and index finger. Check the individual product page to confirm whether a specific glove supports touchscreen use, as features differ between full gloves and liners.
Can I use 7V heated glove liners under my motorcycle gloves?
Yes. Slim 7V heated liners are designed to fit under riding gloves and gauntlets, adding battery-powered warmth without the bulk of a second full glove. They're a good option for riders who want to keep their existing protective gloves but add heat underneath on cold rides.
How long do the batteries last in heated gloves?
Runtime depends on the heat setting and battery size, with lower settings lasting considerably longer than high. Because each glove runs its own battery, you can carry a spare pair of batteries to extend warmth through a full day outdoors. Check the specific glove's product page for its rated runtime range.