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Gerbing 12V Hybrid Heated Insoles

We've all had cold feet sometime in our lives. We're talking REAL cold. Not just wedding-day jitters. Cold, stiff, tender feet can turn any ride into a miserable one. But Gerbing's coreheat12 Hybrid Heated Insoles are designed to deliver powerful, warming heat. And unlike the other heated insoles, ours provide heat over their entire surface area.

The Gerbing coreheat12 Hybrid Heated Insoles will keep your feet toasty warm, on or off the bike. Because Gerbing's Hybrid Heated Insoles are designed to connect to your other Gerbing's Heated Gear, run them straight off your bike's battery, or you can power them off the Gerbing's 128MVKT Multivolt Battery Kit (sold separately).

Features:

  • Utilizes Gerbing's Hybrid Heating System
  • Power directly from a 12 V electrical system, or Power them from one of Gerbing's optional 12 V Lithium battery packs (sold separately)
  • Includes one fused battery harness and Y-harness
  • Heats entire surface area
  • Lifetime warranty on the heating elements
  • Incorporates Gerbing's Microwire® heating technology that uses micro-sized heating fibers
  • Includes Gerbings Glove / Insole Y Harness (ACYH)
  • 1 year warranty

Specifications:

  • Heat: Microwire® heat technology
  • Source: 12-volts DC
  • Current: 1.2 amps/pair
  • Watts: 15 watts
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Gerbing's Heated Insole Sizing

Insole Size US Men's Shoe Size US Women's Shoe Size
XS 4-5 5-6
SM 5.5-6.5 6.5-7.5
MD 7-8 8-9
LG 8.5-9.5 9.5-10.5
XL 10-11 11-12
2XL 12-14 -

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

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Gerbing Coreheat12 Heated Gear Connection and Controller Guide
Product Style RevZilla Item # Manufacturer Product # Availability
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LG 716672 INHY-L In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
XL 716673 INHY-XL In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
2XL 716674 INHY-2XL In Stock: Ships within 24 hours

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Keep your feet warm in the coldest of conditions
I've been riding with these down to 35F or so at highway speeds. I don't have a proper foot fairing, just cylinder heads that semi obstruct the wind randomly, but not significantly.

I haven't needed to max the innersoles out yet - they actually burn my feet on max and I turn them down. They work as you'd expect, and are still comfortable to walk in for reasonable periods of time.

If you are running a Gerbing heated jacket make sure you use a dual zone controller. I find that my foot and jacket temps are totally unrelated.

It's nice that they toss in the extension cables to run from your jacket or bike to your shoes. You run this cable through your pants so that your boots can connect to the bottom of your pants. Or, buy their heated pants, although I once had them and found them to be overkill for the temps I'm riding in (lowest 20F or so).

In terms of sizing I bought the XXL innersoles for my US 12 / metric 46 feet. The sizing was good and I did not need to trim the innersoles, however they do have an area marked off on the top of the innersole as safe to trim (i.e. you won't cut off electrical wiring).

Don't forget to do the math on your bike's charging system and don't overrun it with heated gear. Otherwise you'll be feeling great beating the weather and riding for hours... until you try to restart your bike at a stop and the battery was dead. Consider having a voltmeter installed so you know what's going on if you plan to do significant riding.
March 17, 2014
Ride:
2013 BMW R1200GS Adventure
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Toasty
Performs better then expected. Have been riding the Strom in Ontario Canada last month and Feb 2016 at -8C/17F for one hour durations and my soles were hot and had to turn the controller down. At -10C/14F for 30min my feet were warm at full power. Only issue is the power lead can be uncomfortable if not routed inseam behind the ankle. To prevent the connector from falling into the boot I pass it through the pull loop of my SIDI Adventure Boots. Hopefully the lead and connector can take the abuse of multiple connections and provide a decent lifespan.
February 25, 2016
Ride:
2004 Suzuki V-Strom DL650
Happy Feet!
I just finished a 35 mile commute to work at highway speeds and a temp of 21 degree F. This was my first opportunity to try out the Gerbing insoles since purchase and I'm very satisfied. I was also using a Gerbing jacket liner and gloves. Once I removed the insoles from my Cruiserworks Boots and slipped the Gerbing insoles in the fit was accurate and comfortable. Heat from the insoles took somewhat longer to generate than with the jacket liner or gloves, but once up to heat the insoles proved their worth. It was a bit of a hassel running the cords down my pant legs to hook up the insoles to my jacket liner but I might solve that by springing for the Gerbing pant liner with its built in attachment. I have used a Gerbing jacket liner and gloves for many years now and the insoles are an excellent addition. I just don't know why I took so long in purchasing them. Highly recommended.
November 29, 2010
Ride:
2007 Honda GL1800HPNA Gold Wing Audio/Comfort/Navi/ABS
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Very pleased
My name is Spock & I have had these heated foot pads for about 3 weeks now & have had a good chance to test them in some cold wether. 2 weeks ago I rode to PA from Long Island . The run started in 23 degree temps & never got over 29 for the whole trip. My feet were warm as toast with out any hot spots. The only time I felt cold was when we weren't riding LOL
January 16, 2012
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This product seems to work as advertised.
I just completed a 9 day road trip and used the heated insoles frequently in ambient air temperatures down to 32F. This is my first experience with heated gear but not my first experience with riding in freezing temperatures. They definately made the ride more comfortable but I'll probably replace them with heated socks (once my size is available) since I won't have to deal with taking the insoles in and out of my boots.
October 16, 2012
Ride:
2008 Harley Davidson FLHRC/I Road King Classic
Keep your feet thawed well into freezing temps!
Great product, easy to put into any shoes/boots you usually wear by swapping with your current insoles. There are clear markings at the end for how much you can trim to fit before you'll damage the wiring. I used these insoles and gerbing glove liners with just an on/off control riding for 8 hours in 20* weather (interstate) on a bike with no fairing...and hands/feet stayed warm. Nice product for the price!
January 3, 2011
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Great Product & Warm Feet!
Absolutely, love these insoles. I use to have heated socks and they actually burnt the top of my foot (and I even had a temp. controller). I had to stop and take them off. Don't you know that was fun on a very cold day on the side of the road. Anyway, I bought these a few weeks ago and have ridden with them twice now and they are FANTASTIC! Heated perfectly and kept my whole foot warm. I was concerned when I first ordered them that the tops of my feet might get cold but this wasn't the case. Buy them....you won't regret it.
December 4, 2015
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warm feet are a good thing.
I have them hooked them up off the bottom of the Gerbing jacket liner and they seemed to work pretty well but you don't feel the heat as quickly as on the jacket. Overall good stuff. Nice to have warm feet. I will probably try a Gerbing splitter and connected on the Gerbing glove circuit to see if they will heat up quicker. They may end up being too hot though, because I have to turn the gloves up so much. I will just have to see.
December 18, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
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Nice product; works as advertised
I run these insoles on an older heated vest with the power distribution unit in the vest. I have a one-zone controller. They work fine and look durable. They keep my feet comfortable. I did not need to trim them to fit my size 44 boots; the sizing chart was accurate. I first tried them out on a 6-hour drive in temperatures in the mid to high 30s. It still had to stop to warm up, but I no longer need to stop because of cold feet. This product will extend your driving range in cold weather. It was easy to replace the fuse on the controller wire.
November 18, 2013
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Keeps the feet toasty
I ordered this after not being able to get the Gerbing socks to fit right. Even though they only heat the bottom, the insoles keep my feet warm during my rides (I wear uninsulated leather boots and ride a bike with no fairings). While I won't be going on any ruck marches, the insoles are comfortable enough to walk around a motorcycle show. I see no reason these won't last for seasons to come. As far as fit, I did not have to trim the insoles even though I wear a size 12 and ordered the 2XL.
March 5, 2014
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2013 Victory Judge
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Why did you choose this?
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To keep my wifie's feet warm
David M on Apr 18, 2017
These turned out to be too hot for my feet. Have not used them since buying them.
Dean L on Nov 1, 2016
To keep my wifie's feet warm
David M on Apr 18, 2017
To extend riding and comfort to below 40 and for long distances.
Bryan B on Nov 28, 2016
These turned out to be too hot for my feet. Have not used them since buying them.
Dean L on Nov 1, 2016
An October motorcycle ride to Colorado , worked great!
Timothy P on Sep 14, 2016
VERY UNCOMFORTABLE IF WALING MUCH - WISH I WOULD OF GOT THE SOCKS INSTEAD
JAMES M on Jul 23, 2016
Heated insoles. Nice warm feet on cold days.
MarkBMW on Mar 31, 2016
Function
Jeffrey L on Nov 29, 2015
I have many Gerbing products that I use and love them they work great,and this one is for my wife.
Joe M on Nov 28, 2015
I chose these insoles to extend my winter riding distance. After reading the reviews on the socks I decided they might be a little too fragile for me so I chose the insoles. I can only go so far with frozen toes.
Curtis M on Nov 27, 2015
to keep my feet warm, haven't tried them yet because the weather hasn't turned but I am hoping they work as advertized
james a on Aug 11, 2015
I purchased these to use on glider flights in the South Island of New Zealand - flights up to 5-6 hours at up to 25,000 feet. These make such a difference and have proved so reliable that I am buying a second pair as a backup. Also bought Portable Single temp Controller which I am installing in my instrument panel - just a knob and a green LED show from the front. Very nice. Get in, plug in boots, smile and go!
Martyn C on Jun 21, 2015
Gerbing Gear is Great and very well made. I have the whole suit and use it for duel purpose. Riding and Hunting. I would have to rate this gear as Excellent
O F on May 6, 2015
Excellent. Work very well. If your feet get cold, don't be miserable; buy the heated insoles, i doubt very seriously you will ever regret the purchase.
Rick M on Mar 18, 2015
Works as advertised...
Douglas G on Feb 28, 2015
Didn't like these I have the Gerbings
bobby p on Feb 22, 2015
We spoke with Mr. Gerbing at a motorcycle show in Atlanta and he said he found the insoles kept his feet warmer than the socks.
Becky D on Dec 21, 2014
Recommended by my son.
Hart V on Dec 7, 2014
For warm feet.
Stanley B on Nov 12, 2014
quality
Richard D on Nov 10, 2014
I bought these to keep my toes warm as I ride year round in upstate NY, down to 15 degrees F or so. At the end of one season, the cables tore out of the soles due to taking my feet in and out of the boots, so I'm trying Tourmaster Synergy 2.0 this year (2014)
LowExpectationsMC on Nov 9, 2014
These heated insoles will heat the whole foot. All off the heated socks I looked at just heated your toes. Plus, these will be great for ice fishing since all of my toes and heals have frostbite.
R N on Oct 7, 2014
Looks like it was a good product by the reviews.
Chuck J on Oct 7, 2014
Just found out my Tourmaster heated insoles do not work any more. I have Gerbing gear, since 1999, and decided to go back to them. Planning an upgrade to current Gerbing gear soon so this will definitely be compatible. I've tried Gerbing socks in the past and hate walking on those blasted wires.
Tim D on Oct 5, 2014
Well, I wanted to keep my feet warm. I bought these and holy hell, yes you can burn your feet straight out of your boots if you have the power to do so. Make sure you use this in combination with a multi-zone controller because you will NOT want your feet warmed at the same electrical level as your jacket/vest etc. In terms of sizing, they seemed to fit true to norms.
J O on Oct 2, 2014
I already had Gerbing pant liners so I felt this would be a good addition
Jeff S on Aug 24, 2014
Keep my feet warm riding high alpine roads in the eastern alps of Eurtope.
Robert S on Aug 19, 2014
Makes winter riding possible!
JohnnyBravo on Jun 23, 2014
I can't use these because they are so bulky I can't wear them with my riding boots. The Gerbing sock liners work much better.
Schoolmaster on Mar 3, 2014
Traveling to prudhoe bay AK. Have issues keeping feet warm in very cold conditions. Have jacket liner and gloves now. They work great. Will use these as needed. Went with insoles over socks to not limit walking......and expect better durability. We will see.
Steve C on Jan 26, 2014
Cold feet...jeez
Michael P on Jan 10, 2014
Seems to be the most effective insole in the market, concerned about long term durability. Already have LiPo batteries to power these. (Non motorcycle use intended)
Herbert K on Jan 9, 2014
never tried anything like these Thought I would
James S on Jan 4, 2014
These insoles are great. I wear a size 10 and got the size 11 where I could cut it down a touch. The warm slowly (when using a temp controller) and if I my ankles get a little cold (I have leather boots, hightop length) I just wiggle my feet and the warm air moves from the soles to around my ankle. Im riding in 35 degrees and have no problems with cold feet. Comfortable and worth every penny. If you needed to you can also want in them as they have nice padding.
Eric R on Dec 26, 2013
This is nice, but not sure that they were better than the heated socksâ?¦ Defenetly better than nothing, but the top of the feet stays cold..
Renee A on Dec 23, 2013
TO COMPLETE MY GERBING HEATED GEAR, NOW WARM FROM HEAD TO TOE
Charles R on Dec 18, 2013
I do lot winter activity from 4-wheeling, deer& predator hunting & motor cycling wanted give this item a try to see it meets my needs.
Jonathan R L on Dec 12, 2013
More pieces to the collection.
Randal D on Dec 9, 2013
THESE REALLY WORK GREAT ! These are way better than heated or insulated socks. These are very comfortable while riding and walking. My feet used be cold all the time, I used these during a 20 -30 degree all day ride and my feet were "toasty warm" all day. I highly recommend these heated insoles to anyone who gets cold feet.
Michael S on Nov 5, 2013
I ride ATV year round in SW ND, and I freeze in a short time ,a friend told me about this gear,SOUNDS GREAT, I will soon find out. Will be using glove, jacket,pants,boot,and sock,liners with dual temp controller
Henry O W on Oct 13, 2013
To extend riding and comfort to below 40 and for long distances.
Bryan B on Nov 28, 2016
An October motorcycle ride to Colorado , worked great!
Timothy P on Sep 14, 2016
can u walk on the heated insoles?
A shopper on Oct 30, 2011
BEST ANSWER: absolutely! I removed the stock insoles from my Tourmaster response boots and put the gerbings in their place. Except for a little less support around the outside edge of the heels I haven't noticed a diffence. They are built to withstand lots of walking, standing, etc.
Im a skinny guy and like my heat. Will I be able to hook up the insoles, pants, jacket, and gloves at the same time without melting the wiring of my bike? I have a Ducati 848 Evo and a Ninja 650abs
Cameron G on Nov 25, 2013
BEST ANSWER: Cameron G - I am a police motorcycle officer and use these everyday I work when it's cold out. I have insoles, jacket, and two different styles of heated gloves all by Gerbing. I use the dual controller so I can adjust my jacket seperatly from my gloves and insoles. I am plugged in most of my 12 hr workday and have never had a problem with the wiring. I think I have only gone through one fuse in the 3 years I've had them. The wiring actually connects directly to your battery so there is no possible way to damage anything on the bike. They are worth every penny. My feet feel like I'm sitting inside when I have them on, even on the coldest of days.
I have a Gerbing jacket and gloves. Can I connect insoles at the same time?
A shopper on Nov 15, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you can. If you don't have the pants, you run the wires up from the insoles inside your boots. The two wires join at a single connector (think of a "Y-Connector" with really long tails) that plugs into a connector in the jacket.
How thick are these? Do they compare in thickness to a standard boot insole? My concern is a build-up in my boot and therefore my boots will not fit the same.
A shopper on Dec 29, 2013
BEST ANSWER: They are a tad bit thicker than the original insoles that came with my HD boots but didn't change the fit of the boots at all. They are absolutely amazing. I have the insoles linked through my heated jacket liner. I also have a dual temp controller that controls my gloves on one leg and the jacket and boot insoles on the second leg. They keep your feet very warm!! Again, a great product.

Hope this helps.
My husband wears an 11.5 shoe and usually a 12 boot. The size chart shows an XL- 10-11 and a 2XL- 12-14. He could use the 12 however to go up to a 14 would be huge. Can you cut them down? Which size would you recommend?
A shopper on Dec 9, 2013
BEST ANSWER: I would suggest the XL-10 to 11 size for two main reasons.
1-Even though you have markings on the insoles to cut the 2XL down to size, you can't be sure if you may need to cut below these to get the desired fit. You risk cutting the heating elements.
2-Most riding boots are made to fit either snug or close to maintain dexterity (we control with our feet). Getting the XL ensures it will fit in the existing size 12 boot even if it doesn't reach the very tip of the toe while using the entire length of the heating elements.

IE: better safe than uncomfortable or worse, cutting the elements and exposing them!

I wear mine in a pair of Puma VX2000s. I didnt have to cut but I do notice that the elements don't heat all the way to the tip of your toe so getting the XL will be a benefit for him to get the full length of heat for his size 12.
I need this for work not riding. What accessories do i need, battery packs wires etc, are lithium ion batteries available?
A shopper on Nov 26, 2012
BEST ANSWER: Insole where cablee feed may not be comfortable for work.