KEIS Heated Inner Gloves: New thinner, lighter and warmer heated inner gloves, with built-in power flexibility and all-day comfort.
KEIS has completely re-engineered its best-selling Heated Inner Gloves to offer more warmth, improved comfort and even greater versatility – for motorcyclists and anyone who needs instant heat in cold weather.
The G201 is a major upgrade from the original G102 gloves, with new material, integral heat controller, and built-in battery pockets – effectively an all-new design.
Made from a super-thin, stretchable spandex fabric, that’s both breathable and moisture-wicking, they fit neatly under motorcycle or leisure gloves without the bunching or restriction normally associated with inner gloves – and they’re fully machine washable. The heating elements are covered by a Lifetime Warranty for complete peace of mind.
The ultra-thin carbon fibre heating elements extend fully around each finger for rapid, consistent warmth across the whole hand, without adding bulk or compromising grip and feel on the controls.
New integral battery pockets transform the G201s into a portable winter essential. Add KEIS compact rechargeable glove batteries (available separately) and you have instant, lasting warmth for walking, commuting, spectating or any other outdoor activity.
The dual-power system offers maximum flexibility – choose to run from a KEIS 12V vehicle supply lead or KEIS portable glove batteries in either 7.4V or 12V options for prolonged use off the bike.
The new KEIS G201 Heated Inner Gloves come in unisex sizes S–XL, and retail at£90.00 (inc VAT). They are currently on offer as a bundle with the 6000 mAh batteries at £120, saving £55 on the price if bought separately.
Optional accessories include:
- 6000 mAh 7.4V Battery Set – £85.00 / pair
- 12V Vehicle Supply Lead – £16.00
For more information visit www.keisapparel.com
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Original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk and published by Frank Duggan. Frank is the Founder and Editor of Modern Classic Motorcycle News, an independent motorcycle publication covering modern classic motorcycles, roadsters, scramblers, cruisers, electric motorcycles and the wider motorcycle industry.
