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Gerbing's Heated Socks

Motorcycling and cold feet don’t mix.  Your feet control braking, shifting and provide stability when you stop.  That’s why Gerbing’s developed their new Microwire® Sock Liners to wrap snugly around each foot, and deliver even heat to the tops as well as the bottoms. And the socks are cut specifically for left/right feet for a perfect fit and better warmth.

Made from a lightweight, wicking, four-way stretch material, the new Sock Liners feature Gerbing’s patented Microwire<® Heat Technology for the kind of smooth, soothing heat only Gerbing’s can deliver.  And these new Sock Liners sport a special long cut that pulls up over your calf, making them ideal regardless how tall your boots are.

Gerbing’s Heated Sock Liners.  They’ll help your feet defeat the cold.

  • Gerbing's socks are made from a lightweight, wicking, four-way stretch material 
  • The socks are heated on the bottom and top of the sock concentrating heat toward the toes which adds extra heat where it is needed most
  • Extended height to cover the calf
  • Wide elastic band for extra comfort
  • Sock design is specific to left and right for a better fit
  • AWM round power cable maximizes comfort
  • Hand-washable anti-bacterial-treated material
  • Patented Microwire® heating technology
  • Lifetime Warranty on the sock liners' Microwire® heating technology

Specifications

  • Heat: Microwire® heat technology
  • Source: 12-volts DC
  • Current: 1.4amps/pair
  • Watts: 17 Watts
  • Surface Temp: 135°F ±5° at 32°F 

Gerbing's and RevZilla STRONGLY recommend the use of a temperature controller with this product, failure to do so may cause burns. 

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I called four days before a three week cross country trip and they arrived in time to go with me. During my cross country trip, I became part of this freak winter storm in April. The socks as well as the pants, jacket and gloves proved their mettle. They kept me warm even while riding in below freezing temperatures for a day and a half straight. Good work Gerbings! Bud April 10, 2013
So great I can now ride in any weather. I was bummed out the upper area wasn't heated, but that's not necessary. My feet and hands are always cold. These fix that. I've ridden in the low 20s F and they maintain a great temp at 1/2 setting on the temp controller. February 25, 2013
Keeps your feet nice and warm. I like this product for sitting. If I do a lot of walking I like the insoles better. November 15, 2012
The socks work great. My wife uses these (I have the inserts) and tells me they work great. October 16, 2012
Keeps feet warm Feet were warm in 16 degree weather. Wiring is a little awkward, but it is worth it. January 30, 2012
Perfect for cold-weather rides These heated socks are great when the day's riding weather starts off or ends up being cold. Great temperature control and overall heat when you need it. January 23, 2012
Not bad but not stellar either I'm using these with a dual heat troller. With heated gloves, jacket liner & pant liner it is tricky to get temperatures right. The socks are definitely warm. They are somewhat of a pain to put on and wire up. Time will tell how durable the socks are but whenever I put them on I'm afraid I'll rip the fabric. The socks are comfortable to ride in but not at all comfortable to walk in. Overall not bad and your feet do stay warm in these. December 30, 2011
I LIKE EM!!! Fantastic ...cold weather is no longer a reason not to enjoy a ride.Thanks Revzilla December 19, 2011
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Do I need to wear a sock liner under the heated socks or can the Gerbing socks contact skin?
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The Gerbing's socks are designed to be worn without a liner, although wearing a very thin liner sock might allow you to prolong the life of the much more expensive Gerbing's socks ...
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I highly recommend a silk sock liner: 1) easier to get heated socks on/off, 2) Gerbing recommends no direct contact in their heated jacket liners (which I have), and 3) keeps heated socks cleaner, so do not have to wash often.
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You don't wear a sock liner. They are hand-washable.
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I am using these without a sock liner without any issues so far. A sock liner might make it a little easier to put them on. I have not cranked them all the way up without a liner though.
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they can contact the skin
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No sock liners needed. If liners are used, they'll heat less effectively.
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What Gerbing heated sock size is best for size 11 mens

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Your chart shows large 10.5-11 and Gerbing size chart shows Large 9-10.5 and X large 11-12.5
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The large will probably fit your foot, but you will be stretching the '4-way stretch material' close to its maximum and the sock will feel tight. Some people like this, some don't.

The X large will definitely fit your foot and is the size recommended by Gerbing. It will not be 'loose' on your foot, and for most people with size 11 feet will be the best size.

So, it depends on whether you like to wear your day job socks 'tight' or 'normal.'

One additional consideration, maybe, is your boots. If they are already pretty tight, you might want to go with the large (not X large) socks, in order to reduce bulk by a fraction of an ounce. Feet generally stay warmer when there is a little extra room for the toes to wiggle, not when they are so tight that circulation is being cut off.
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In my experience, Gerbing socks run large. I'd go with RevZilla's sizing chart on this one.
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I saw an ad for this in a hunting mag. I thought that it had 7V rechargable batteries but it looks now like it is only for the motorcyclist and needs to be connected to a DC (direct current)? Where are the battery operated ones?
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Gerbing's does make heated sock liners using rechargeable 7V batteries, in their outdoor gear line. You can see them here:

http://coreheat.net/Products/Heated%20Sock%20Liners.html

But, you can also use these (motorcycle) 12V socks with a rechargeable 12V battery from Gerbing's. Revzilla only sells one of the two options, the flexible battery designed to fit into the rear armor pocket of Gerbing's Hybrid LT jacket:

http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/gerbings-128fp-flexpack-battery

Gerbing also sells another version of the battery (the 'non-flex' option - it comes with a belt pouch), which you can read about here:

http://gerbing.com/Products/batteries.php
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Gerbing has two lines; one for powersports, the other for outdoorsmen. These socks are in the powersports line. The powersports line is works best when plugged in through your vehicle's 12V system and works best when regulated with their thermostat (you'll be roasting otherwise, even in sub freezing temps). However, they do offer rechargeable packs, found here: http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/gerbings-two-12v-hybrid-glove-batteries-charger-kit. Those packs will work with socks, though you'll have a time figuring out where to put them.

I've had considerable experience with cold weather riding from Virginia winters to the early fall chill inside the Arctic Circle on the Dalton Highway, and have consistenly been pleased with Gerbing. I've even ridden in to their shop while passing through Pac NW when I had an issue with one of their regulators, and the crew is great and stand behind their products. Anyway, IMHO for sustained warming and ease of use, the powersports products in-line with your vehicle's power are best. Note that to get power to your extremeties, the easiest way to do it is via extension cables built in to Gerbings pants legs and jacket sleeves.

If you're going to forego in-line 12V power, I recommend their outdoor line (branded as CoreHeat), which uses 7V battery packs. More info here: http://coreheat.net.
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Measurements for Proper Fit

  • Height - Measure while wearing your riding boot
  • Weight - Record your weight while wearing street clothes 
  • Belly - Measure the widest part of the belly
  • Hips - Measure around the fullest part of seat while standing and while sitting. Record the higher number
  • Chest - Measure around the fullest area of the chest, holding tape firm and level. Hold arms out, place tape, drop arms and record measurement 
  • Arm - Measure with arm in riding position. Measure from the back of the neck, over point of shoulder,around back of elbow and down the outside of the arm to the wrist. (Length of sleeve is personal preference)
  • Shoulder to Shoulder - Measure from the outside of one shoulder, across the back to the outside of the other shoulder, holding tape measure in a straight  line (do not wrap the tape  measure around the top of the shoulder) 
  • Belt to Floor (Out seam) - Measure from the top of the belt to floor with shoes on
  • Thighs - Measure around the fullest  part of the thighs while sitting. 
  • Inseam - Measure from the crotch to  the bottom of the floor along the  inseam 
  • Rise - Measure from the top of the belt under the crotch, and back up to the top of belt, sitting and standing . Use the higher number
  • Neck to Bottom  (For 3/4 length jackets only) Measure beginning at the back of your neck line and continue down  to where you want the bottom of the jacket to end
  • Neck - Measure around neck

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Gerbing's Heated Socks

Sock Size Men's Shoe Size Women's Shoe Size
XS 5-6.5
S 6-7.5 7-8.5
M 8-9.5 9-10.5
L 10-11.5 11-12.5
XL 12-13.5
2XL 14-15

Please Note:  RevZilla has found the above size chart to be accurate, though a different size chart is listed on Gerbing's website.

Sizing information is provided by the manufacturer and does not guarantee a perfect fit.

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Product Style RevZilla SKU ID Manufacturer Product # Availability
XS 764830 SKLN-XS In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
SM 764832 SKLN-S In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
MD 764831 SKLN-M In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
LG 764833 SKLN-L In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
XL 764834 SKLN-XL In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
2XL 764835 SKLN-2XL In Stock: Ships within 24 hours