Heated Motorcycle Clothing
Every piece of KEIS heated motorcycle clothing in one place: heated jackets, gloves, vests and bodywarmers, trousers, socks and the heated seat cushion. It all runs from your motorbike's 12V supply for heat that lasts the whole ride, and most...
Heated Motorcycle Clothing questions
How is KEIS kit powered?
The G701 gloves are dual powered, meaning they can be connected directly to your motorcycle’s 12V battery or used with optional portable KEIS Li-ion batteries that fit neatly into the glove cuffs. This gives you the flexibility to use them both on and off the bike, whether you're on a long tour or a short walk.
The V501 can be powered in two main ways. Using the supplied fused KEIS supply lead, it can connect directly to your motorcycle battery for unlimited power while riding. It can also be powered by a KEIS portable battery pack, sold separately, which is ideal for short trips or when off the bike and lets you power the vest without needing to connect to the bike.
The J601 can be powered in two main ways. Using the supplied fused KEIS supply lead, it can connect directly to your motorcycle battery for unlimited power while riding. It can also be powered by a KEIS portable battery pack, sold separately, which is ideal for short trips or when off the bike and lets you power the jacket without needing to connect to the bike. The jacket draws around 5.4A at full power, so battery life depends on the capacity of your chosen power source.
The S302s operate on 12V power and can be powered in several ways depending on the rider’s setup. They can be connected directly to a motorcycle battery, connected through compatible KEIS heated garments such as trousers, a bodywarmer, or jacket, or powered using compatible 12V KEIS glove batteries for portable use. This flexibility makes them easy to integrate into an existing KEIS heated clothing system, whether the rider wants a full-bike-powered setup or a more portable option.
The G701S gloves are powered directly from your motorcycle’s 12V battery, making them ideal for riders who prefer a streamlined setup. Unlike the standard G701, the Shorty version does not include a battery pocket, so portable battery use is not supported. We recommend using a KEIS Jacket or Vest to power the gloves right from their integrated cable system.
The G601 gloves feature dual power capability. You can plug them into your motorcycle's 12V battery using the supplied lead or power them via optional KEIS Li-ion portable batteries, which fit into the glove cuff pockets for use both on and off the bike.
The T103s are designed to be powered from a motorcycle’s 12V battery using the supplied KEIS power lead. This gives riders continuous heat while the bike is running, making it the best option for regular commuting, touring, and longer winter rides. They can also be connected through compatible KEIS heated jackets or bodywarmers, which can act as a power hub when building a full heated clothing system. A KEIS 12V 5000mAh portable battery can be used, but it is not the recommended primary power option for the trousers due to their higher power draw. If used, the battery must be stored securely in another garment or luggage, as the trousers do not have a dedicated battery pocket.
You can power the G901 EXTREME Heated Gloves in two ways. 1. Direct to your motorcycle: use the included vehicle supply lead to connect directly to your bike's 12V battery for continuous heat while riding. This is the best option for longer journeys and all-day use, provided you have a compatible motorbike (see the notes on the vehicle supply lead). 2. Portable KEIS battery packs: insert either 7.4V or 12V lithium-ion batteries into the built-in cuff pockets. 12V batteries are great for short rides, commuting, or switching between bikes when you need to heat the gloves up fast. 7.4V batteries are great for longer rides, touring, commutes or long use off the bike, as they lower the power output but increase use time. Both options support three-stage heat control via the glove's built-in button.
The B601 can be powered in two main ways. Using the supplied fused KEIS supply lead, it can connect directly to your motorcycle battery for unlimited power while riding. It can also be powered by a KEIS portable battery pack, sold separately, which is ideal for short trips or when off the bike and lets you power the bodywarmer without needing to connect to the bike.
The G201s can be powered in two ways. For motorcycle use, they connect directly to your bike's 12V battery system using the appropriate KEIS power supply lead. For off-bike use, each glove includes a discreet integrated battery pocket that fits a compact rechargeable KEIS battery, giving you total freedom and flexibility wherever you go. We recommend pairing them with the KEIS 7.4V 6000mAh Gloves Battery Set.
The J501 can be powered in two main ways. Using the supplied fused KEIS supply lead, it can connect directly to your motorcycle battery for unlimited power while riding. It can also be powered by a KEIS portable battery pack, sold separately, which is ideal for short trips or when off the bike and lets you power the jacket without needing to connect to the bike.
The J801 will work with other KEIS portable batteries, such as the 2000mAh glove battery, but we don't recommend this as the run time is significantly lower.
The J505 can be powered in two ways. It can connect directly to the bike using the supplied KEIS vehicle supply lead, offering continuous heat for longer rides. It can also be powered by a KEIS portable battery pack, sold separately, which is ideal for short trips or off bike warmth. The jacket includes an internal battery pocket designed specifically to house this pack securely and conveniently. Due to the extra power output of the J505, this battery is only expected to run for around 45 to 60 minutes on medium heat.
The Heated Cushion is designed to connect directly to a motorcycle’s 12V power supply using the included KEIS power cable. It has a low power draw of 1.4A / 15W and is suitable for most motorcycle 12V systems. As a motorcycle-specific product, it is powered by the bike by default.
Which KEIS kit is waterproof?
Yes, the gloves feature a semi bonded Hipora® waterproof and breathable membrane. This inner layer blocks rain and wind while allowing internal moisture, such as sweat, to escape, helping keep your hands dry and comfortable during wet or damp rides.
No, the V501 is designed as a mid layer and should be worn under a protective outer jacket that offers waterproofing and abrasion resistance. However, the vest fabric is wind resistant, breathable and heat retentive, helping to trap warmth effectively under your outer shell.
The J601 is not waterproof on its own. It is designed to be worn under your existing waterproof motorcycle jacket. It does not include a waterproof membrane, allowing it to remain lightweight, breathable, and highly flexible. For wet conditions, always ensure you pair it with a waterproof outer shell or riding jacket.
No. The S302 socks are made from durable, breathable materials, but they are not waterproof. They should be worn inside waterproof motorcycle boots or with suitable outer protection in wet conditions. If the socks become damp, they should be unplugged and allowed to dry fully before storage or further use.
Yes, the gloves feature a semi bonded Hipora® waterproof and breathable membrane. This inner layer blocks rain and wind while allowing internal moisture, such as sweat, to escape, helping keep your hands dry and comfortable during wet or damp rides.
Yes. They incorporate a Hipora® waterproof membrane, which keeps moisture out while allowing sweat to escape, providing breathability and dryness even in extreme rainy conditions. For the best results, we recommend tucking the glove under an outer sleeve to avoid water ingress through the cuff.
No. The T103s are made from breathable softshell material that offers comfort, flexibility, and light insulation, but they are not designed to be waterproof or windproof as a standalone garment. They should be worn underneath protective motorcycle trousers. The outer riding trousers provide the weather protection, abrasion resistance, and armour, while the T103s provide the heating and comfort layer underneath.
While the B601 is made from breathable and durable materials, it is not waterproof and is designed to be worn underneath your protective motorcycle jacket. For best results, pair it with a waterproof outer layer when riding in wet conditions.
The G201s themselves are not waterproof, but they’re designed to be worn underneath your existing waterproof motorcycle or winter gloves. This way, you get the best of both worlds: the outer glove keeps out rain and wind, while the G201s deliver consistent heat where you need it most.
No, the J501 is designed as a mid layer and should be worn under a protective outer jacket that offers waterproofing and abrasion resistance. However, the jacket’s fabric is wind resistant, breathable and heat retentive, helping to trap warmth effectively under your outer shell.
With a Hipora® waterproof membrane integrated beneath the shell, the G301 offers outstanding waterproofing and wind resistance while still allowing sweat to escape, preventing clamminess during extended use. Paired with the hydrophobic outer layer, this glove is the perfect solution for heavy rain or sub zero temperatures.
The cushion is made from durable, weather-resistant materials and can be used in wet riding conditions. However, it is not designed to be fully waterproof or left outside in heavy rain for long periods. For best results, unplug the cushion after use, allow it to dry if it becomes wet, and remove or store it when the motorcycle is parked outside in poor weather. The cushion can be hand washed when needed.
Which KEIS kit connects together?
Yes, the vest includes a central power hub that lets you connect other KEIS garments, such as gloves or trousers. This allows multiple garments to be powered and controlled together, simplifying setup and keeping your gear streamlined.
Yes! The J601 features a central power hub that allows seamless connection with other KEIS garments like heated gloves, trousers, or socks. This centralised setup means you can power and control multiple items from a single source, reducing clutter and simplifying wiring, especially useful on longer, colder journeys.
Yes. The S302 Heated Socks can be integrated with other compatible KEIS 12V heated garments. This is useful for riders building a complete heated system, as the socks can work alongside heated trousers, jackets, bodywarmers, and gloves. When combining multiple heated garments, always make sure the power supply, cabling, and fuse rating are suitable for the total system load.
Yes. The T103s can be integrated into a wider KEIS heated clothing setup, such as with a heated jacket or bodywarmer. This is ideal for riders who want balanced warmth across both the upper and lower body during colder rides. When combining multiple heated garments, always make sure the power supply, cables, and fuse rating are suitable for the total system load.
Yes, the G901 EXTREME Heated Gloves are compatible with KEIS motorcycle heated jackets. You can plug them directly into the dedicated glove connectors located inside the jacket sleeves. This allows both your gloves and jacket to be powered from a single source, keeping your setup tidy and efficient. For full control, we recommend using a KEIS Power Controller, which lets you adjust jacket heat separately for personalised comfort. Without one, the jacket will run on full power.
Yes! The B601 includes a central power hub that allows you to plug in other KEIS heated gear like gloves, trousers, or socks. This means you can power your entire heated clothing system from a single source, simplifying your setup.
Yes, the jacket includes a central power hub that lets you connect other KEIS garments, such as gloves or trousers. This allows multiple garments to be powered and controlled together, simplifying setup and keeping your gear streamlined.
Absolutely. The jacket includes a central power hub that lets you plug in other KEIS heated gear, such as gloves, trousers, or socks. This allows riders to operate all heated garments from a single power source, reducing clutter and simplifying setup, especially useful for those gearing up in colder months.
How does KEIS kit heat up?
The G701s use micro carbon fibre heating elements that run around each finger, providing even, full hand warmth. The heat output is effective enough for winter rides and can be controlled via the inbuilt KEIS heat controller button to suit varying conditions.
The V501 features Far Infrared heating panels in the chest and back. This keeps your core temperature up while using less power than the J501, which adds heating panels in the sleeves and collar.
The G701S use micro carbon fibre heating elements that run around each finger, providing even, full hand warmth. The heat output is effective enough for winter rides and can be controlled via the inbuilt KEIS heat controller button to suit varying conditions.
The gloves use micro carbon fibre heating elements that generate far infrared warmth through a thin carbon wire which weaves around each finger. This system delivers fast, even heat where it's needed without bulk or hotspots, improving dexterity and comfort for the rider.
The G201s go further than many standard heated gloves by using ultra thin carbon fibre heating elements that wrap around each individual finger. This design provides full hand warmth, not just on the back of the hand, helping to combat cold fingers and improving overall comfort and circulation.
The J501 features Far Infrared heating panels in the chest, back, sleeves, and collar. This full upper body coverage ensures a steady, comfortable warmth across key areas affected by windchill during a ride.
Ultra thin micro carbon fibre wires are embedded around each of the fingers, providing even and consistent warmth precisely where riders feel the cold most without adding stiffness or bulk.
How do I control the heat on my KEIS kit?
Yes, the J601 works with a KEIS power controller, which allows you to adjust heat levels on the go. Choose either the standard controller or the Bluetooth controller when ordering. The Bluetooth version lets you control the heat from a mobile app. This lets you tailor warmth based on the weather, your activity level, or personal comfort preference.
There's an integrated heat controller located on the back of the wrist, allowing easy switching between the glove's three heat levels, even while riding, without removing the gloves or stopping.
The trousers feature a built-in controller connection flap, allowing riders to connect a KEIS Standard Power Controller or a KEIS Bluetooth Power Controller, both sold separately. The standard controller provides simple manual heat adjustment, while the Bluetooth controller allows heat settings to be managed from a compatible smartphone. This gives riders flexible control depending on their setup and riding preference.
Each glove features a built-in soft-touch button located just under the cuff. Hold the button for a few seconds to turn the gloves on or off. Once powered on, a single tap cycles through three distinct heat levels: High (red), Medium (amber) and Low (green). The LED colour makes it easy to check your setting at a glance. For best results, adjust the cuff slightly to expose the button, especially when wearing under a jacket sleeve.
Yes, the J505 includes a standard KEIS power controller, which allows you to adjust heat levels on the go. You can opt for either a standard controller or upgrade to the Bluetooth controller for simple controls on a mobile app. This lets you tailor warmth based on the weather, your activity level, or personal comfort preference.
Each glove includes a wrist mounted three heat level button, allowing independent heat adjustment per hand while riding. Power is supplied via your motorcycle's 12V system, but optional KEIS 12V glove batteries that fit the cuff pockets let you use them off the bike too.
The cushion has a built-in illuminated control button that cycles through three heat levels: Low, Medium, and High. The button is positioned on the side strap, designed to sit on the left-hand side of the bike so it stays accessible without interfering with throttle control. The illuminated button makes it easy to see which setting is active, while keeping the overall installation clean and discreet.
Who is KEIS kit designed for?
The V501 is ideal for commuters, tourers, and everyday riders who face regular cold weather and prefer a lightweight, sleeveless design. It offers a reliable, balanced level of warmth that makes it a perfect all-rounder for typical UK and European winter conditions.
The S302s are ideal for riders who struggle with cold feet during winter riding, commuting, touring, or long-distance journeys. They are also a strong add-on for customers already using KEIS heated jackets, bodywarmers, trousers, or gloves. Warm feet can make a major difference to overall comfort and concentration, making the S302 socks a practical upgrade for anyone riding regularly in cold conditions.
The T103 Heated Trousers are best suited to riders who spend extended time in cold conditions, including commuters, tourers, instructors, couriers, and all-season riders. They are especially useful for anyone who already uses a heated jacket but still feels cold through the legs, knees, or thighs. Adding heated trousers helps create a more complete winter riding system and can make a significant difference to comfort and concentration.
The G901 EXTREME Heated Gloves are designed for serious cold-weather motorcycling, including winter commuting, touring, and adventure riding in harsh conditions. They're built to deliver maximum warmth, waterproof protection, and certified impact safety without sacrificing control or dexterity. In short, they're made for riders who need all-day comfort and performance in extreme environments.
The J501 is ideal for commuters, tourers, and everyday riders who face regular cold weather but do not require the extreme output of the J505. It offers a reliable, balanced level of warmth that makes it a perfect all-rounder for typical UK and European winter conditions.
What insulation do KEIS heated gloves use?
They feature 3M Thinsulate™ insulation, a trusted material known for being lightweight, breathable, and excellent at retaining heat. Even when the gloves are turned off, this insulation helps keep your hands warm, making them suitable for use year round.
They feature 3M Thinsulate™ insulation, a trusted material known for being lightweight, breathable, and excellent at retaining heat. Even when the gloves are turned off, this insulation helps keep your hands warm, making them suitable for use year round.
Inside, the gloves feature 3M Thinsulate® thermal insulation, which retains warmth efficiently without compromising mobility, dexterity or feel.
These gloves feature a thicker than normal layer of 3M Thinsulate, designed to trap and retain heat even when the heating system is off. This makes them ideal for sub zero rides or long sessions on the road.
How protective are KEIS heated gloves?
Yes, the G701s are CE certified to EN 13594:2015 Level 1KP, offering a high level of abrasion and impact protection. They include knuckle armour, palm sliders, and reinforced materials across high impact areas, making them safe as well as warm.
Yes, the G701S are CE certified to EN 13594:2015 Level 1KP, offering a high level of abrasion and impact protection. They include knuckle armour, palm sliders, and reinforced materials across high impact areas, making them safe as well as warm.
Built to EN 13594:2015 Level 2KP certified standards for knuckle protection, they also include flexible hard armour, a palm guard, and reinforced genuine goat leather to safeguard high impact zones without the extra bulk you may find on textile gloves.
CE certified to EN 13594:2015 Level 1, ensuring reliable abrasion and impact protection including hard yet flexible knuckle armour and palm reinforcement. This is a rare combination for ultra warm gloves designed for extreme, arctic use.
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How long does KEIS kit last on battery power?
Run time varies with the battery and heat setting used. For a rough estimate, use the battery run time calculator on the product page.
Run time depends on the battery you choose and the heat setting. Use the battery run time calculator on the product page for an estimate.
Battery life depends on the capacity of the battery pack used, the voltage and the heat setting. Use the battery run time calculator on the product page for an estimated run time with different batteries.
Battery life depends on the selected heat setting and external temperature. Use the battery run time calculator on the product page for an estimate.
How do I wash KEIS heated gloves and jackets?
The gloves are not machine washable, but they can be spot cleaned with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Always disconnect and remove the battery if fitted before cleaning, and avoid soaking or submerging the gloves, as this can damage the heating elements. We recommend using a suitable foam cleaner.
The gloves are not machine washable, but they can be spot cleaned with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Always disconnect them from any power source before cleaning, and avoid soaking or submerging the gloves, as this can damage the heating elements. We recommend using a suitable foam cleaner.
No, the G201s contain integrated heating elements and electrical components, so they should not be machine washed or submerged in water. To clean them, simply wipe them down gently with a damp cloth and allow them to air dry. Always ensure the gloves are disconnected from any power source before cleaning.
Yes, but only after removing the battery. The jacket is hand washable or can be machine washed on a gentle cycle, following the care instructions provided. Do not tumble dry or wring out.
Can I wear KEIS kit directly against my skin?
The jacket is designed to be worn over a thin base layer. KEIS always recommends wearing a base layer or t-shirt between your skin and the jacket to distribute heat evenly and avoid direct skin contact with the heating elements. This also helps wick moisture away during active rides.
We recommend wearing a thin base layer underneath the T103s, such as thermal leggings or technical underwear. This creates a comfortable layer between the skin and the heating panels, helps distribute warmth evenly, and makes the trousers easier to keep clean between rides. The T103s are designed to be worn close to the body for best heating performance, but they should still feel comfortable and unrestricted when layered under motorcycle trousers.
It’s recommended to wear the B601 over a base layer, such as a thin thermal or technical top. This helps distribute heat more effectively and provides a barrier between your skin and the heating panels, ensuring both comfort and optimal performance.
While the inner lining of the J505 is soft and comfortable, KEIS always recommends wearing it over a thin base layer for the best experience. This helps regulate moisture, promotes better heat distribution, and adds a layer of insulation between the body and the heating elements, especially when used for extended periods.
How does KEIS kit fit?
The J601 comes in a wide range of unisex sizes, from 2XS to 3XL, and is designed to offer a close, performance fit. Because it is a mid layer, it is more form fitting than outer jackets, and the 4 way stretch fabric gives you freedom of movement under your riding gear. Always check the KEIS size guide for measurements before purchasing.
Yes. The S302s use low-bulk materials and slim heating elements so they can fit comfortably inside most standard motorcycle boots without significantly affecting fit, movement, or control feel. For the best result, riders should make sure their boots are not already too tight. Heated socks work best when there is enough room for circulation and the foot is not compressed.
The cushion is designed to fit most standard motorcycle seats, including touring, adventure, commuter, and many sportbike seats. It uses adjustable elasticated securing straps that stretch around the seat for a secure fit. As with any seat-mounted accessory, fit can vary depending on the shape and size of the motorcycle seat. Once the rider is seated, body weight and the anti-slip lining help keep the cushion stable and reduce unwanted movement.
How is the G701 different from the G701S?
The G701 features an integrated battery pocket and therefore a longer cuff, whereas the G701S is the 'Shorty' version with a shorter cuff and no battery pocket. The G701 allows for riding with glove batteries and has a gauntlet style that can be worn over or under a jacket cuff, although some jackets may not suit this. The G701S is designed to sit under a jacket cuff and plug directly into the rest of the KEIS system through a jacket or vest.
How does the V501 compare to the J501 in terms of heat output?
The V501 provides excellent warmth, delivering the same core power as the J501. As it does not include the sleeves, the overall output is smaller, therefore it is better suited for moderate cold weather riding, offering comfort and coverage with dual use both on and off the bike when paired with the KEIS 5000mAh portable battery.
The J501 provides excellent warmth, while the J505 delivers 25% more heating power. The J501 is better suited for moderate cold weather riding, offering comfort and coverage with a lower power draw.
S302 Heated SocksHow should I wear the S302 Heated Socks?
The S302 socks are designed to be worn over the rider’s regular socks. This creates a comfortable barrier between the foot and the heating elements, helps distribute warmth evenly, and improves hygiene between uses. They are intended to act as a heated middle layer between the rider’s normal sock and boot, rather than replacing a standard sock completely.
G601 Heated Touring GlovesWhat’s included in the box and warranty coverage?
Each purchase includes the gloves, Y-connector lead, motorcycle power supply lead, and instructions. All heating elements enjoy a lifetime warranty, while the gloves themselves are covered by a two-year manufacturer warranty (batteries are covered separately for 180 days).
T103 Heated TrousersCan the T103s be worn off the bike?
Yes, they can be used off the bike if powered by a compatible KEIS 12V portable battery, but they are primarily designed for motorcycle use. They can be helpful for cold-weather camping, outdoor events, pit stops, or working around the bike in low temperatures. Because they are slim-fitting heated trousers, they are not intended to be worn as standalone outerwear. They should be worn underneath another garment, and any portable battery must be carried securely in a suitable pocket, jacket, bag, or luggage.
G901 EXTREME Heated GlovesAre the G901 EXTREME Heated Gloves touchscreen compatible?
Yes, the G901s offer touchscreen compatibility, even though they don't have marked pads. Riders can use phones or sat navs without removing the gloves, a crucial feature for winter travel. While response sensitivity can vary slightly by device, most modern smartphones (like iPhones and Androids) will work reliably with basic swipes and taps through the fingertips.
B601 ULTRAFLEX Heated BodywarmerWhat’s the difference between the B601 and a full heated jacket?
The B601 is a sleeveless version of the KEIS J601 ULTRAFLEX Heated Jacket. It offers all the same high performance core heating technologies, minus the heated sleeves. It's ideal for riders looking to reduce bulk or wear it as a true mid layer beneath a close fitting outer jacket.
G201 Heated Inner GlovesCan I wear the G201s under my existing motorcycle gloves?
Yes, absolutely. The G201s are purpose-built as inner gloves and feature a super-thin, spandex material that fits snugly to your hand. This makes them ideal for layering underneath most summer and winter motorcycle gloves, allowing you to enjoy added warmth without compromising on grip, feel, or protection.
J801 Heated Puffer JacketIs the J801 suitable for motorcycle use?
No, the J801 is specifically designed for leisure and off bike use. It is ideal for walking, hiking, and general outdoor wear, but it does not connect to a motorcycle power source and is not designed for riding protection.
J505 EXTREME Heated JacketWhat makes the J505 part of the ‘EXTREME’ series?
The J505 is classified as an EXTREME garment because it delivers 25% more heat output than a standard KEIS jacket, making it the warmest option in the lineup. It's specifically designed for riders who face sub-zero temperatures, long winter rides, or are particularly sensitive to windchill and need maximum thermal performance. This added power is especially useful for commuters, adventure riders, and year-round tourers.
G301 'Lobster' Heated GlovesDo the G301 gloves have palm protection?
A hard plastic palm slider is built into the palm for added safety in case of a crash. This thoughtful reinforcement helps protect the most injury prone area while riding.
Heated Motorcycle CushionCan the cushion be used without switching the heat on?
Yes. The Heated Cushion can be used as a comfort cushion even when the heating element is switched off. The dual air bladder system helps reduce pressure points, while the breathable mesh surface encourages airflow between the rider and the seat. This makes it suitable for warmer weather as well as colder rides, giving riders comfort, ventilation, and support even when heat is not required.
S302 Heated SocksCan the S302 socks be used off the bike?
Yes. When powered by compatible KEIS 12V glove batteries, the S302 socks can be used away from the motorcycle for cold-weather activities such as camping, working outdoors, winter events, or general outdoor use. For motorcycle use, a bike-powered setup is usually the most convenient option for longer rides, while battery power is useful when portability is more important.
G201 Heated Inner GlovesAre these gloves suitable for people with Raynaud’s disease?
Yes, they are an excellent choice for people with Raynaud's disease, a condition that causes the fingers to feel cold or numb due to restricted blood flow. The G201s provide consistent, gentle heat directly to each finger, helping to keep hands warm even in freezing temperatures.
J505 EXTREME Heated JacketDo I still need to wear an outer jacket over the J505?
Yes. While the J505 is insulated and wind-resistant, it is still considered a mid-layer and is not abrasion-resistant or waterproof on its own. Riders should wear a protective motorcycle outer jacket over the top, but thanks to the J505’s warmth and wind-blocking ability, that outer layer can be lighter or less insulated than what might otherwise be required.
G301 'Lobster' Heated GlovesWhat is the 'Lobster' design?
The innovative three finger lobster claw layout groups the fingers into two pods, reducing airflow and conserving heat like a mitten, while internal finger compartments maintain dexterity when using levers or controls.
Heated Motorcycle CushionHow does the dual air bladder system work?
The cushion contains two independent air chambers that allow riders to fine-tune the feel of the seat. Each bladder can be adjusted separately, helping the rider balance pressure relief, support, and riding position. To set it up, inflate both bladders using the supplied pump, sit on the bike in a normal riding position, then slowly release air from each side until the cushion feels supportive and comfortable. Once air stops releasing or the desired feel is reached, close both valves. The cushion is not intended to be used fully inflated. The best comfort usually comes from releasing air while seated so the cushion adapts to the rider’s natural position.
Heated Motorcycle CushionCan the cushion be left on the bike when not in use?
Yes, it can be left fitted to the bike for short periods, but the power connection should always be unplugged when the product is not in use. If the cushion is wet, allow it to dry before storage. For maximum lifespan, store the cushion in a dry place when not in regular use. Never leave a KEIS heated product plugged in and unattended.