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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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Overall rating
Rating breakdown 7 reviews
5 stars
4
4 stars
3
3 stars
0
2 stars
0
1 star
0
Bang for the Buck
4.3
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5
Style
3.5
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5
Comfort
3.7
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5
Protection & Durability
4
/
5
Air Flow
3.7
/
5
Features
4.3
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5
Fit
Small
Large
7 out of 7(100%)customers recommend this product.
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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 Make sure to check out our Firstgear Heated Gear Buyers GuideOverall rating
Rating breakdown 7 reviews
5 stars
4
4 stars
3
3 stars
0
2 stars
0
1 star
0
Bang for the Buck
4.3
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5
Style
3.5
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5
Comfort
3.7
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5
Protection & Durability
4
/
5
Air Flow
3.7
/
5
Features
4.3
/
5
Fit
Small
Large
7 out of 7(100%)customers recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Keeps you warm without the bulk.
PostedFebruary 6, 2012
From Northern CA
State:CA
Rider Type:Road Warrior
Age:45-54
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
5
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5
Style
3
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
4
/
5
Air Flow
3
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5
Features
5
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5
I had always thought that layering was the best defense against cold. I was wrong. With this heated jacket liner I have ridden with just a t-shirt, the liner and my riding/protective jacket in 20 degree F weather. No more bulk! In the afternoon when things warm up, just turn down the temp on the optional controller and stay comfortable. I can see wearing this on cooler summer mornings and just turning it off when it is not needed any longer. No more pulling off the road and taking everything off so you can get to the middle layer. I have the 90W version because My BMW can handle the draw.
Rides: 2010 BMW R1200RT
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Works well.
PostedDecember 26, 2011
From Tulsa
State:OK
Rider Type:Adventurer
Age:55-64
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
4
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5
Comfort
4
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5
Protection & Durability
4
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
4
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5
Fit
Small
Large
Have only used this heated liner a few times, but it is working well for me. I commute about 30 miles, mostly turnpike at 80 mph, and have used this liner and a winter riding jacket at temperatures down to mid 20's and didn't need the highest setting. Later this winter I'll be using it on extended rides and my guess is that, with the right gear I'll be comfortable down into the lower teens. I have a lot of problems keeping my hands warm enough, so I am using the first Gear heated glove liners inside my Tourmaster Winter Elite 2 gloves - nice!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Toasty warm winter riding
PostedDecember 6, 2011
From Vancouver, WA USA
State:WA
Rider Type:Commuter
Age:55-64
Gender:male
Bang for the Buck
4
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5
Style
3
/
5
Comfort
3
/
5
Features
4
/
5
Fit
Small
Large
The Good: Toasty warm with temps hovering around 24 F outside.
The Bad: 1. Sizes run smaller than FirstGear's Jackets, ie 2XL liner is much smaller than a 2XL jacket 2XL.
2. Liner doesn't button in place into the jacket so I constantly have to replace liner sleeves into the jacket sleeves, unlike the original insulated, non-heated jacket liner which was held in position with snap/buttons. Little thing I realize, but irritating when paying big bucks for a heated liner.
All in all though I'm glad to be warm on those cold wintery mornings. Listen up FirstGear and you might get more customers with repeat business.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Completely met my expectations
PostedNovember 7, 2011
From Salinas
State:CA
Rider Type:Harley Diehard
Age:45-54
Gender:male
Style
4
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5
Protection & Durability
4
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5
Air Flow
4
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5
Features
4
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5
Fit
Small
Large
Really nice jacket liner that met my expectations completely. I purchased the 65 watt for west coast winter riding, and it will be plenty warm for any and all cold weather riding that I'll be doing this winter. In 45 degree temps, 1/3 up from bottom level was perfect. Anything higher was too hot. Like how the collar is heated. If my neck stays warm, I stay happy. I would recommend the 90 watt liner for temps that get much colder than the central west coast, but not required at all for our mild winters. I ordred large, and it's perfect, maybe slightly on the small side.
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall rating
Great Purchase
PostedNovember 11, 2009
I had been told about another brand, but decided to give this brand a try. I got the 65W version and it works great! I am very happy with my decision to purchase.
Pros Rugged, Great Value, Comfortable
Yes, I recommend this product.
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E-jacket liner
PostedOctober 19, 2009
Sizing for me is perfect--it's supposed to fit tight with light under shirt. Electrics easy to hook up, and keep me dandy warm. Love high, soft collar.
Pros Rugged, Fashionable, Comfortable
Yes, I recommend this product.
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What was I waiting for...?
PostedFebruary 18, 2009
I started out looking for heated gloves, but the Tourmasters offered at my local dealer were so tight and stiff that it set me off on a quest to learn more about available heated gear. Although the First Gear setup was a lot more than I had originally set out to spend, I was reminded of the old adage "the product remains long after the price is forgotten".
The Gloves are quite flexible and much more comfortable than the Tourmasters, although, like the TMs, they run a full size smaller than normal. If you normally wear a large in a winter glove, you will probably find that the XL is more likely to fit in the First Gear glove. FG make a big deal about being sewn "pre-curved" - but there is very little curve in the gloves, and you still need to exert significant pressure (although not as much as the TMs) to hold a grip. Why can't these manufacturers figure out how to sew a 90 degree curve into the gloves so they fit naturally when we're holding a grip? Although the FGs are more comfortable and easier to wear, remember that the TMs include knuckle padding, reflective material and a built in controller, so you must decide what's important to you.
The First Gear jacket liner is a piece of art work. It feels like a heavy nylon jacket, but unlike a summer jacket, it is stitched to fit close. My first reaction when I put it on was "uh oh..." but then the design genius came through - as close as it fit, there was absolutely no pulling or bunching when I reached for the handlebars. This liner is built to fit correctly when you reach forward - the sleeves are long (but not too long), there's no pulling across the back, and no bagging in the front. Both sleeves and body area have elastic panels that don't seem to stretch a lot when you pull them between your fingers, but work beautifully when the liner is on. The Large size fit my 40 inch chest perfectly with a tshirt and thermal top under it. The zip up fleece collar is a little snug on my neck (16 1/2), and I think would be downright choking if I had a turtleneck on (which I would like to do) - FG needs to add about half an inch to this dimension.
The controller wiring is genius. Yes, it's more expensive to use an isolated controller, but the flexibility in being able to connect any combination of gloves/pants/jacket liner are really valuable. single control, dual control, pocket mount, bike mount... it's all available. The controller feels solid, is waterproof, and the knob is well damped for a nice "feel". there is a solid click which you can feel through the gloves when you shut completely off.
I tried to economize by ordering the gloves, single controller, and a 65 watt liner, knowing that my hands always get a whole lot colder than my body. So far, so good - I can wear a thermal top/FG liner/hooded cotton sweatshirt/leather jacket and keep my hands warm without overheating my body. I don't ride below freezing, so for those 12-month riders out there, you may want to consider the 90 watt with a dual controller.
Overall, great product. I spent a lot more than the original $140 I set aside for a pair of gloves, but knowing what I know now, I'd do it all over again.
The Gloves are quite flexible and much more comfortable than the Tourmasters, although, like the TMs, they run a full size smaller than normal. If you normally wear a large in a winter glove, you will probably find that the XL is more likely to fit in the First Gear glove. FG make a big deal about being sewn "pre-curved" - but there is very little curve in the gloves, and you still need to exert significant pressure (although not as much as the TMs) to hold a grip. Why can't these manufacturers figure out how to sew a 90 degree curve into the gloves so they fit naturally when we're holding a grip? Although the FGs are more comfortable and easier to wear, remember that the TMs include knuckle padding, reflective material and a built in controller, so you must decide what's important to you.
The First Gear jacket liner is a piece of art work. It feels like a heavy nylon jacket, but unlike a summer jacket, it is stitched to fit close. My first reaction when I put it on was "uh oh..." but then the design genius came through - as close as it fit, there was absolutely no pulling or bunching when I reached for the handlebars. This liner is built to fit correctly when you reach forward - the sleeves are long (but not too long), there's no pulling across the back, and no bagging in the front. Both sleeves and body area have elastic panels that don't seem to stretch a lot when you pull them between your fingers, but work beautifully when the liner is on. The Large size fit my 40 inch chest perfectly with a tshirt and thermal top under it. The zip up fleece collar is a little snug on my neck (16 1/2), and I think would be downright choking if I had a turtleneck on (which I would like to do) - FG needs to add about half an inch to this dimension.
The controller wiring is genius. Yes, it's more expensive to use an isolated controller, but the flexibility in being able to connect any combination of gloves/pants/jacket liner are really valuable. single control, dual control, pocket mount, bike mount... it's all available. The controller feels solid, is waterproof, and the knob is well damped for a nice "feel". there is a solid click which you can feel through the gloves when you shut completely off.
I tried to economize by ordering the gloves, single controller, and a 65 watt liner, knowing that my hands always get a whole lot colder than my body. So far, so good - I can wear a thermal top/FG liner/hooded cotton sweatshirt/leather jacket and keep my hands warm without overheating my body. I don't ride below freezing, so for those 12-month riders out there, you may want to consider the 90 watt with a dual controller.
Overall, great product. I spent a lot more than the original $140 I set aside for a pair of gloves, but knowing what I know now, I'd do it all over again.
Pros Comfortable
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Is this liner compatible with the FirstGear Kilimanjaro jacket?
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State: NJ
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
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Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: 35-44
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 day 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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Age: 55-64
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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
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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 | Out of Stock |
| 65 Watt / XL | 172042 | LNR-FG-M-XL-65 | Out of Stock |
| 65 Watt / 2XL | 172043 | LNR-FG-M-XXL-65 | In Stock: Ships within 24 hours |
| 65 Watt / 3XL | 172044 | LNR-FG-M-XXXL-65 | Out of Stock |
| 65 Watt / LG (Tall) | 372143 | LNR-FG-M-LGT-65 | Out of Stock |
| 65 Watt / XL (Tall) | 372144 | LNR-FG-M-XLT-65 | Out of Stock |
| 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 | Out of Stock |
| 90 Watt / XL | 172031 | LNR-FG-M-XL | Out of Stock |
| 90 Watt / 2XL | 172032 | LNR-FG-M-XXL | Out of Stock |
| 90 Watt / 3XL | 172033 | LNR-FG-M-XXXL | Out of Stock |
| 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 |
