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Powerlet Rapidfire Heated Glove Liner Kit
Powerlet's RapidFIRe Heated Glove Liner Kit is the surefire solution for cold hands. A complete package with everything you need to hook up to your vehicle, Glove Liners, 5 Position Digital Controller with glove leads, and Powerlet Lanyard.
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Designed for commuting, touring and extending your riding season, Powerlet heated gloves will provide years of pleasure. Style, comfort, protection, and warmth. Perfect.
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Every heated glove goes through our multi-point inspection process before earning the privilege of carrying the Powerlet name. We inspect internal wiring, connectors, bench meter amperage and resistance testing before labeling and packaging our gloves. Details matter; we believe in delivering you the highest quality product for your hard-earned money.
Low Power Alternative
Perfect for all motorcycles, even those without much excess electrical capacity to power appliances. Glove liners are rated at 36 watts per pair. Stay warm and stay safe while minimizing your electrical consumption.
Powerlet rapidFIRe Heated Glove Liner Kit
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This seems to be a good product!
I've use these liners twice and for the most part I am happy. I took a 600mi trip with temps starting in the mid 30s and using the temp setting H2 and a pair of my regular gloves over them I was really cozy. I tried the H3 setting but that was too hot! And I also like the way they felt under my gloves.
April 29, 2013
Great Heated Handgloves
I looked at a lot of different heated hand gloves options, but I decided to try these. I was not disappointed. They worked better than I thought they would. It was just what I needed to be able to drive below freezing. My only complaint is, the back of the hand gets very hot and that is not where I need the heat. I need the heat at the end of my fingers.
April 22, 2013
Powerlet rapidFIRe Heated Glove Liner Kit
I read all the reviews on this product and decided to purchase a pair. I wear the liners under an old set of "HD" lined winter gauntlet gloves. These gloves w/o the liner keep my hands warm for about 30 minutes riding on the highway above 45 degrees. After that, my hands start to get numb. So I thought the liners would be perfect. I've been using them to ride on the highway with temps in the mid to low 30's. The first time I used them I couldn't believe how hot they got. I used the default setting of "H3". After that, I used the "H2" setting, this was perfect.
The only issue I have with the liners is the control. The "ON" button is a little hard to get any feeling that you turned on the unit, until the light pops on. So, I would say, poor tactile feedback. Otherwise these liners work well.
April 22, 2013
awesome
This product is awesome. It was so easy to install and use. Set up was a dream. So quick and I was off and running. I took about 5-10 minuets. I totally recommend this product to anyone that rides year round.
April 18, 2013
Warm hands on a Triple
Long story short? 32 degrees F, 75 minute ride each way, Triumph Street Triple with no hand guards, rapidFIRe liners on medium (combined with Rukka Lobster Claw) = warm hands and fingers for the entire trip. Great product from Powerlet and great service from Revzilla (as always).
April 12, 2013
Hot Finger Fun
I bought two pairs from Revzilla (Excellent customer service) to ride on a 16hr trip in weather that was mostly 27 degrees F. The gloves fit well enough. The wiring was easy to set up With just enough slack for maneuverability.
Plug-in the gloves on the day of the trip and my finger became super hot. Pulling off my other pair of gloves then these and I saw smoke coming from my finger. As soon as I pulled off these gloves there were small flames coming from where my thumb had been. Minor pain and burn on my fingernail. The left glove worked perfectly for the entire trip. (I alternated hands to keep them warm. Mostly the throttle hand.)
2 other friends who also purchased these gloves received minor blisters from keeping the heat level on H4. Not everyone else's gloves had issues.
If the hot spots were more even and the wearer didn't receive minor burns- it would be a great product.
Revzilla has an excellent return policy and customer service.
April 8, 2013
Excellent means of providing warmth for a reasonable cost.
The liners fit well and provide adequate warmth. I used them on my 1st long distance trip from New Jersey to Georgia. The average temperature was 29 degrees until we got to GA.
Only issue i had was my thumb on the throttle hand felt as it was not getting any heat. All other fingers were great. I got a cramp buster and the cold/numbness went away.
I really enjoy the power connector.
There were MANY times i forgot the wire was connected to the bike, and upon dismounting, I ripped it right out the socket. It seems the product was built with that in mind.
The connection is firm, but can easily come out without damaging the cord itself.
April 2, 2013
Extreme value
This package has incredible bang for the buck value. Sure, we'd all love a $300+ Gerbings setup, but this is more in line with the "every day working man."
My thoughts:
1) Thumb is much shorter than the fingers. It doesn't hurt, you can just feel that it is at its end.
2) Very soft, comfortable, well made gloves. Stitching is great.
3) Having only 5 settings is limited. (if there was a 2.5 it would be perfect for me)
4) Incredibly easy to install/set up. Maybe 5 minutes???
5) This kit is best used with some gloves that are waterproof (thus providing some type of wind protection). I use them under a summer glove (race style gauntlet) that offers pretty much no wind protection. As such, I'm sure I have to turn it up higher than I would normally need to, which leads into my final point.
6) *****BACK OF HAND IS RIDICULOUSLY HOTTER THAN FINGERS****** This one totally baffles me. When have you ever taken a long ride on a cold morning, and gotten off the bike and thought "Man! The backs of my hands are freezing!" NEVER! Because it is so out of whack, I would prefer not even having the back of the hands heated on these liners, then I could crank my fingers up and not worry about burning the back of my hand.
I am attaching some photos of the burns these liners caused to the back of my hands. This was on a very cold morning commute to work, 14 degrees F to be exact. The rest of me was rather warm, but at those temps it was hard to keep the hands warm. At Level 3 heat my finger tips were still getting quite cold, and the back of my hand was already on the edge of being uncomfortable. But I wanted my fingers to warm up so I kicked it up to Level 4. Excruciating pain! It took a few seconds to register, then a few more seconds to kick it back down a level. After only ~10 seconds at Level 4 I burned the back of my hands. A small blister even formed later that morning.
So why do I still recommend this product? If you know its limitations it is still an incredible value. The next few times I road in temps that low, I wore an old pair of very thin glove liners, fingers cut off, underneath the Powerlet Glove Liners. This dissipated the heat going into the back of the hand, and it was never uncomfortable again. I hate taking that extra step and adding a layer, but I suppose that is my own fault for not having some kind of wind resistant glove.
March 29, 2013
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I have a 2008 HD Sportster. Does the Powerlet rapidFIRe Heated Glove Liner Kit plug into my Battery Tender outlet?
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Age: 45-54
Gender: female
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Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 45-54
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Most modern heated clothing uses standard COAX connectors between battery harnesses, garments, and controllers. Your battery tender most likely uses an SAE connector between the battery harness and the charger itself. As long as your existing battery harness is rated for 15 amps, you can purchase a SAE to Female COAX adapter. If your harness is not rated for 15 amps, you should use the Powerlet battery harness, and purchase a Male COAX to SAE adapter.3 months ago
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No it doesn't, it comes with it's own style plug. I just attached to the battery along with the Battery Tender cable.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
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the kit that comes with the liners plugs directly into your 12v battery supper quick set up.Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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Would this set up work in a car using the cigarette outlet.
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State: TX
Age: Over 65
Gender: male
Red Oak
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I am an older guy and cold hurts my hands now. When I get into a car, it takes a long time for everything to warm up and finally get my hands comfortable. Will this work as stated above and how fast does it warm up?
This is probably silly for all the motorcycle riders out there, but not for me.
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This is probably silly for all the motorcycle riders out there, but not for me.
Thank you.
State: TX
Age: Over 65
Gender: male
5 months, 3 weeks ago
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These warm up incredibly fast. I would say that from completely cold to completely warm takes about 10 seconds. That said I'm not sure exactly how these would plug into a cigarette lighter.Age: 35-44
Gender: male
3 months, 3 weeks ago
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It would void the warranty according to what I read in the manual but I don't see why it wouldn't work as long as the circuit supplied enough amperage at 12-14 volts. The kit has a simple harness to connect to the battery.4 months ago
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Yes these would work fine in your car. however the wires would probably get in your way. They warm up pretty fast ...no problems there!4 months ago
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Believe it or not, I thought about the same thing. I do a lot of snowboarding/outdoor work, and this would be a great way to warm my hands up quickly.Both cars and motorcycles (anything post 1950s I believe) run on 12 Volt DC. So, yes, they would work. The only issue is whether the company makes a harness to plug into a cigarette lighter. Even if they don't, anyone with the slightest handy background could put one together using a cigarette lighter adapter and the wiring kit it comes equipped with. I'll be doing this soon to use as driving gloves. I'm going to splice the wiring harness into a plug and wire I have off of an old broken 12 volt air compressor.
As for warmup time? I'd say you feel heat within 6 seconds. They do not take a considerable time at all to warm up.
Age: 25-34
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5 months, 2 weeks ago
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Can this glove be used with an insulated glove, REV IT Bastion, or should it be used with an uninsulated glove?
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This can be used with any glove, but works best with those that have a windblocking layer. In that regard, the Bastion would be fine.Age: 25-34
Gender: male
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I don't think it matters. You would probably just use a lower setting with an insulated glove. I use it with a gore windstopper glove that is otherwise uninsulated and have no problems.Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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Use it with any regular glove insulated or not. I often wear winter snowmobile gloves over the liners.4 months ago
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You could use this with an insulated glove however, I don't think it's really needed. I wear these with non insulated summer gloves for riding and there's no problem with hands being cold at all!4 months ago
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I use it with a winter, insultated waterproof glove. A really low setting 2-3 out of 10 works great.... toasty warm hands in a cold rain at freeway speeds. You can use these liners with pretty much any glove.Gender: male
6 months ago
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Yes, however you need to get a larger glove so you have room to move around. These liners reallywork!!!
6 months ago
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I am going with uninsulated to start with-- if the weather gets really cold maybe an insulated glove.I just ordered an OR thin shell--
9 months ago
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I use these liners with a very thickly insulated pair of leather gloves. I feel that I can comfortably ride well into the low 20's or probably mid-to-high teens.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
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| XS | 784191 | PHG-411-XS | Out of Stock |
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| LG/XL | 784189 | PHG-411-L | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 2XL | 784192 | PHG-411-XXL | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
