Keis G901 Heated Gloves - Black

Only worn them around the house breaking them in. Guess I'll find out if they're worth the money when the frost nips in a few weeks. Ps, I do 600 mile round trip every week as well as a twenty mile commute.

These gloves are superb quality. Built-in visor wiper on the left index finger, comfortable and warm. The heating on them is superb and low/mid more than enough. Excellent leather, excellent straps. Just awesome.

The service from SPORTSBIKESHOP was totally brilliant. I ordered XL but found them too small so a free return for 2XL.better but still slightly tight .another free return for 3XL which were perfect. I couldn t believe the level of service from this great company and plan on doing a product review on my YouTube channel .. James Slick England

A big thank you to Chris and the others at customer service. They were. Roll isn t. I wil be buying a heated best and an on riding to Boston to try before I buy!

Pleased with them. Easy to plug into the jacket, nice quality all round, I used them with the wired plug ins and batteries in the cuffs and both worked well, more heat in the fingers than heated grips provide. Took 1 star off as quite bulky but overall very pleased

Really nice warm gloves.. bulkier than I had expected. I am between a large and XL in these. XL is most comfortable but does leave the fingers a bit long. That’s more of an issue with my hands than the gloves though. I was sceptical but wouldn’t go back to not having the heating in winter now. I also wear the jacket which makes plugging in less of a faff. Without the jacket you have to feed the wiring through your sleeves which is a pain.

Comfortable fit, quality materials as heated gloves go very warm with adjustable settings. No negatives look forward to riding bome even when weather is cold.

Unlike others it keeps your fingertips warm aswell as the rest of your hands

Even with heated grips on my bikes, my hands would still freeze on colder rides. While the grips warm your palms, the backs of your hands and fingers are left exposed to the elements. This is what led me to try heated gloves.
I already own a Keis heated jacket, which came highly recommended by a fellow biker and has been invaluable for riding in all weathers. Since the gloves connect seamlessly to the jacket, staying with Keis was a no-brainer. In-store, I compared the G901 and G701 models; the G901's leather construction immediately felt more solid and premium. They are not small, but not bulky. I've had great standard winter gloves from Oxford for last couple of years and they feel similar, though obviously can get quite cold.
I put them to the test on my seven-hour Sunday ride yesterday, some of it in as low as 5°C, and they performed beautifully. They keep your entire hand perfectly warm, even at motorway speeds, it felt like a mild 20°C day. They are brilliant.
The only slight quirk is that the connecting cables with attached gloves dangle from your jacket sleeves when you take the gloves off, for example when refuelling. While you can disconnect the gloves each time, the plugs are very snug (which is good for a secure connection), so it's something I'll just get used to.
Long story short, I cannot recommend them highly enough.

I brought these before it gets too cold and they go out of stock. Always had a size 9 and continued with that size and they fit perfectly. They feel a little stiff but I'm confident they will soften with wear.
They warm up very quickly with there 3 settings. Time will tell how they fair on a cold ride in the depths of winter.
They seem to be very well made and of good quality.

I'm in-between sizes so went to the Leeds shop to get the correct size. Brilliant, helpful staff sorted me out. Gloves are a faff to get on at the moment, only due to lack of practice. Nice and warm without being overly so. Easy to use buttons to control the 3 levels of heat. I get a slight rubbing on a couple of fingers but I think that will settle down with use. I'm an instructor so these will get a lot of use in the winter.

These do what they say on the tin but they are very thick, takes a while to get used to them. I had to bend them in various different directions (for about an hour!) to soften them up if I had any chance of feeling the handlebars!
One one con I can see and is the scaphoid protection. Because of where it is on the gloves it means your hands are not completely in contact with the handlebars, so it can feel very odd at first. It also means that if you suffer from thumb arthritis (as I do) it will be quite painful as your hand is at an odd angle, meaning you have to keep squeezing hour hand to stop it hurting!

If you ride all year round you need some of these!
Warm, comfortable, practical. It takes a bit of practice to remember to plug in before you put your gloves on. But it quickly becomes routine.
The heated grips on my bike are great, but these go that bit further keeping the backs of your hands warm even on long rides.

I love these gloves. Firstly they look good, even though they are thick. They're very comfortable and warm enough without switching them on. But once connected to my ultra flex jacket, they are very toasty. Not cheap but worth every penny.

Powered either by batteries or 12 volt lead from bike. Slightly thicker than ordinary gloves but switches on bike operable. Definately warmer than heated grips.

Usually a small in a ladies glove, but an XXS in these. Took back the first pair as I put them on hottest setting and the blistered my fingers. As usual, customer service was great. So, they definitely work to keep your outer hand warm, but the heat doesn t run up the palm., not that it s needed. I bought another cable to work with my optimate lead for both bikes. Don t particularly like that the lead runs to the outside of the glove as that s a pain for the cable running down your sleeve then it has to come out the bottom and to the outside which feels like a bad design v my old gerbings. Touch screen is aLeon s challenge and they are bulky. Overall, they are really hot and I m pleased with them.because they keep reynauds at bay.