Liners

Liners

Gerbing heated liners add adjustable warmth under the gear you already wear. Shop jacket, vest, pant, glove, and sock liners in both 7V battery-powered and 12V motorcycle versions for layered, low-bulk heat.

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    Heated Liners for Layered, Low-Bulk Warmth

    Warmth Under Your Existing Gear

    A heated liner slips under the jacket, gloves, or boots you already own and adds adjustable heat exactly where you need it. Gerbing's micro-alloy elements deliver even warmth without adding bulk to your layers.

    7V Battery and 12V Motorcycle Liners

    Choose 7V battery-powered liners for cordless everyday warmth, or 12V liners that hardwire to your motorcycle for unlimited heat on the road. Jacket, vest, pant, glove, and sock liners are all available.

    Heated Liners Built to Last

    Gerbing pioneered heated apparel and builds every liner for real-world cold, backed by Gerbing's warranty for dependable, season-after-season warmth.

    Shop similar collections: All 7V Rechargeable Gear | All 12V Motorcycle Gear | 7V Base Layers | Rechargeable Footwear | 12V Jackets & Vests

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What exactly is a heated liner?
    A heated liner is a thin heated garment designed to wear underneath gear you already own — a jacket, gloves, or boots — rather than as your outer layer. It adds adjustable warmth without changing your existing setup, which makes it popular for riders and workers who want to keep their current outerwear.
    Should I get a 7V battery liner or a 12V motorcycle liner?
    Choose a 7V battery liner if you want cordless warmth you can wear anywhere — walking, working, or off the bike. Choose a 12V liner if you ride and want unlimited heat wired to your motorcycle for the whole trip. The deciding factor is whether you need portability or constant on-bike power.
    What size liner should I order?
    Because a liner goes under your existing gear, order a size that fits close to the body with just a base layer beneath it — not sized up for layering on top. A snug fit keeps the heating elements against you and lets your outer jacket or gloves go on over it. Check each product's size chart for measurements.
    Can a liner be worn on its own?
    Some heated liners are finished enough to wear as a standalone light layer indoors or in mild cold, but they're designed primarily to go under other gear. For the warmest results, and for wind and weather protection, wear the liner beneath an outer jacket, glove, or boot as intended.