Firstgear Heated Jacket Liner
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Firstgear's “no one left behind” policy ensures that riders of any model motorcycle can take advantage of the warming effects of heated apparel by choosing between either the 65- or 90-watt versions. Good for low-amperage bikes or passengers not requiring as much heat as the rider, the 65-watt units minimizes the draw on the bike's charging system.
Efficient warming is dependent upon close proximity to the body. Firstgear reduced the amount of sizes while ensuring a good fit by incorporating stretch panels into the liner's design. The long-sleeve liner cocoons its wearer in warmth by incorporating heating elements across the upper and lower back, down the sleeves, around the neck and, to combat the effects of windchill, the liner concentrates heat in the front of the jacket.3
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I love heated liner
I was a bit skeptical of heated gear before I bought this, but I would forego a lot of other things before giving it up now. Being able to put some heat back into your core really helps on longer rides in cooler weather.
April 22, 2013
This liner is well thought out.
I've been wearing heated gear since the '70s. I have four heated vests in the closet now plus this liner. Blame my wife for number five. She got the ladies version a couple of months ago and has been bugging me to get one ever since. I'm glad she did...always listen to your wife. I have the 90 watt version and it does everything I hoped. It is thin with no insulation so it fits under my tight armoured leather jacket. I'm a size medium, but I ordered a small to get a snug fit to eliminate any bunching and to increase the heat. There are stretch panels to aid a tight fit and they are at their max when I'm in the riding position...perfect. The heat output is great and having heated sleeves is a real improvement over just a vest. I'll never need any more heat and yet it never threathens to burn me. I use a simple on off switch and don't see the need for a controller. Both my wife's 750 Gixer and my R1 power our 90 watt liners at idle with juice to spare. I've repaired and modified plenty of electric garments over the years and like how the wiring is easily accessed via a zipper. Another nice touch is the main power cord is adjustable for length. I also like the elastic in the cuffs. It holds the sleeves down well and isn't as bulky as knit material. Plus the liner is attractive enough to double as a windbreaker when you are off the bike. There are just three things I would change: 1) Eliminate the collar. Any collar just serves to push your helmet down over your eyes if you are in the sport bike crouch with your headed tilted back. 2) Change from traditional coiled heating wire to the new micro heating wire for even less bulk and more durability. 3) Improve the fastening of the heat wiring in the heating pads so it is no longer capable of coming in contact with an adjacent coil. If they touch, the extra heat can melt the insulation and short out the wiring leaving everything dead beyond that point...don't ask.
March 26, 2013
First Gear Heated Liner
I decided to get the men's liner vs the women's as the picture seemed tapered. I'm glad I did. This liner fits great, comfortable and kept me warm in 40 degree weather for 3 hours on med temp setting. Would absolutely recommend.
March 26, 2013
Wear close to skin.
I'm 5.10, 165lbs, wear 32x32 jeans and 41" chest. I bought the jacket, pants, gloves and socks with a duel semi mount heat troller. Jacket is a size Med and I wear it over a tea shirt and under my riding jacket. Fits perfect and is light weight. Not bulky at all as the picture suggests. Pants are a size Med/Lrg. I wear them under my jeans and riding pants. The pants are not bulky either. The socks are a size Lrg. I'm a size 10 boot, and I wear them over regular cotton socks. For the best performance, you want to keep the jacket and pants close to your skin. I have tried wearing the pants over the jeans, but under my riding pants with decreased heat performance. The gloves are a size large and fit well. They seem to be water proof thus far. The jacket, pants and socks heat very well at temps down to 15deg when worn under normal riding gear. The gloves are good down to about 25deg, then fingers start to get numb. The gloves don't seem to be as good at heating as the rest of the gear, but they are quality made. I have tried every hookup combination. But hooking the jacket, pants and socks on one side of the troller, and then hooking the gloves to the other side works the best in my opinion. You can turn the gloves all the way up, and the other components heat so similar that they work well together on about a med, to med high setting. The heat troller is quality and well maid. It has flashing LEDs that are red and yellow, and flash at different rates depending on the setting. Slow flash/low, fast flash/high. All and all I am very satisfied. Quality gear and great service.
March 16, 2013
I love this jacket.
I normally wear an XL and ordered that size based on the measurement chart. The jacket seemed a bit snug but I know that it is supposed to be snug to enjoy the heat. I ordered this jacket to go with my Gerbing gloves because I do not need a dual controller to wear both. The gloves and jacket work off a single controller. I found if the temps are under 50 I can wear the jacket and gloves at full heat. At 35 degrees I was very comfortable. Above 50 I need to turn the heat down. Now I am afraid of being spoiled by the heat while I am riding. It would be nice if I did not need to wear a windbreaker to stop the wind from coming through the jacket but I guess that is why it is a jacket liner instead of a coat.
January 28, 2013
Nice and toasty on a very cold day (below 20 degrees F)
Jacket has a great fit and is very warm. Easy to hook up and fits inside my other jackets nicely as a liner. Kept me very warm to allow for winter riding.
January 7, 2013
Works great, a bit small
So far, I am happy with the heater liner. I have worn the liner twice so far and it keeps me warm and the glove connections work well.
I am happy and a lot warmer.
December 24, 2012
Winter Riding Must Have
This liner works great. The heating elements are placed nicely throughout the liner leaving no cold spots. I have ridden in temps. at just above freezing and stayed nice and toasty. Sizing is spot on. Pay attention to the waist size, there are no strech panels or elastic at the bottom of the liner and mine is a bit snug at my waist.
December 17, 2012
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Firstgear Heated Jacket Liner
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Is the jacket liner water proof? What will happen when it get's wet?
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1.) No2.) Bad things
But really, we don't know - what happens in the movies when you throw a toaster in a bathtub? Though the silver screen does not accurately represent reality, we would not recommend getting your heated liner wet. We don't think it would explode, but electricity in general does not play well with water.
In all seriousness, check out the Firstgear Heated WP-Breathable Jacket. Riding a bike is dangerous enough. There's no need to add electric shock to the list of things that could go wrong.
4 months, 3 weeks ago
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No the liner is not water proof. However if the liner is in good condtion and all the insulation on the wires is healthy, nothing. It would take a complete soaking to cause a problem at any rate and that would just be a blown fuse if the liner is properly connected to the bike.Age: Over 65
Gender: male
1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Very simple, if manufacturer did not mention it, it doesn't have that feature. You don't have rain suit, yet?Age: 35-44
Gender: male
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Firstgear Heated Jacket Liner
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Is this liner compatible with the FirstGear Kilimanjaro jacket?
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Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
Palmyra
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The Kilimanjaro already features a zip-in fleece liner. Can this heated liner zip in instead of the fleece?
State: NJ
Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: 35-44
Gender: male
1 year, 4 months ago
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Rider Type: Adventurer
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Gender: male
Palmyra
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The heated liner does not have any attachment points to zip into an outer shell. Warm and Safe recommends you use it under your existing liner because the heated liner is not wind proof.1 year, 3 months ago
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No it will not. But why would you? Use it with or without the jacket's liner. When really cold, I use them both.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
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Hanwell, NB Canada
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You can replace the Kili liner with the Gerbings liner. But, it won't zipper to the outer jacket.Age: 55-64
Gender: male
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Pike County
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 65 Watt / SM | 172039 | LNR-FG-M-SM-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 65 Watt / MD | 172040 | LNR-FG-M-MD-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 65 Watt / LG | 172041 | LNR-FG-M-LG-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 65 Watt / XL | 172042 | LNR-FG-M-XL-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 65 Watt / 2XL | 172043 | LNR-FG-M-XXL-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 65 Watt / 3XL | 172044 | LNR-FG-M-XXXL-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 65 Watt / LG (Tall) | 372143 | LNR-FG-M-LGT-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 65 Watt / XL (Tall) | 372144 | LNR-FG-M-XLT-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 90 Watt / SM | 172028 | LNR-FG-M-SM | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 90 Watt / MD | 172029 | LNR-FG-M-MD | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 90 Watt / LG | 172030 | LNR-FG-M-LG | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 90 Watt / XL | 172031 | LNR-FG-M-XL | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 90 Watt / 2XL | 172032 | LNR-FG-M-XXL | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 90 Watt / 3XL | 172033 | LNR-FG-M-XXXL | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 90 Watt / LG (Tall) | 371914 | LNR-FG-M-LGT | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 90 Watt / XL (Tall) | 371915 | LNR-FG-M-XLT | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
