Heated Motorcycle Clothing
The UK's number one heated clothing brand. Heated jackets, gloves, vests and trousers, built for winter riding.
Tested and recommended
How heated clothing works
Thin heating panels, one power connection and a choice of three heat settings. Tap each step to see how a KEIS setup keeps you warm.
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Connect to your bike's 12V battery with the supply lead for heat that lasts as long as the ride, or clip in a portable battery pack when you're off the bike. You can event select from one of our accessory cables to power from KET, SAE or Cigarette ports!
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A heat controller switches between Low, Medium and High. Warm up fast on High, then settle on a setting that keeps you comfortable and makes a battery last longer. These are built into gloves but check with each garment to ensure it comes included otherwise you will need to order one separately.
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Thin, flexible micro carbon fibre panels sit inside each garment, over the areas that feel the cold first. They give off far infrared heat, which warms you rather than the air around you, and bend with you as you move creating a cushion of warm air within your garment.
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Most heated jackets or vests are power hubs: gloves plug in at the sleeves and trousers at the waist, so the whole set works from a single connection. S401 heated socks connect with the Y-lead in their box and don't plug into trousers, so wearing both needs a 3-way splitter. (If using batteries you can only power a single garment per battery)
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WHAT DO OUR CUSTOMERS SAY?
The KEIS blog
Hot off the press: BikeSocial Tests The B601
BikeSocial tested the KEIS B601RP heated bodywarmer. Their verdict: Recommended.
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Heat for Feet: new KEIS S401 Heated Socks
New KEIS merino wool heated socks, with built-in battery pockets and dual voltage power, for warm feet on the bike and off it.
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KEIS: Winter Riders Wanted
KEIS launches ‘Wanted’ winter video campaign on 17 September – backed by a 20% increase in stock after last winter’s sell-out success.
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FROM ONE HEATED GLOVE TO THE UK'S NUMBER ONE
Cold hands end rides. Not dramatically, not all at once, but they end them. You stop enjoying the road, you start counting junctions to the next coffee, and eventually you...
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