Gauntlets W/Wire Opening - Black KG01134

I ordered this package in the middle of a blizzard and glad they came fast, within a week!! Got these nice affordable gauntlets for my Polaris xc 700 and it's top of the line. Keeps warmth during the travel days in Sub-Zero temperatures. Also was glad that these gauntlets got reflectors on the each of them.

My hands went from being freezing cold all the time on my Apex to literally sweating and almost too hot once I bought these.Highly recommended- not only do they break the wind but they insulate as well. Very large to allow for easy removal. Just make sure to keep the hand warmers on low once you put these on!

I bought these to keep my hands warm and dry for winter riding. They're good quality hand mitts. I ride a lot of long (2+ week) motorcycle trips, so I wanted hand mitts that are easy on/off and can pack flat so I can easily bring them with me. I wanted to be able to remove the mitts for nice weather and easily install them on the road when it gets cold. I can install or remove these from my bike in about 2 minutes and they lay completely flat when removed, so they're easy to pack. You have to have rigid hand guards on your bike to use these mitts, otherwise the wind will push the mitt back against your levers. These fit my Buell Ulysses with stock hand guards and stock bars perfectly. To fit them on my DR650 with stock bars and Cycra Pro Bend hand guards, I had to remove about 1'' of stitching along the edge with the opening to make it wide enough to fit over the Cycra guards. I removed the 1'' of stitching with a small razor blade, then added a few new stitches to keep the seam from continuing to unravel. It worked great. I like how easy they are to install and remove and that I can switch them from bike to bike in minutes. Both bikes that I use these mitts on also have heated grips. The combo of the mitt an heated grips will keep your hands warm, even if it's below freezing outside. I highly recommend these to extend your riding season into the cold. This would have been a 5 star product, if the openings were wide enough to clear my Cycra guards without modification.

Riding snowmobile my hands get cold on really cold days so I tried these gauntlets. Wow! They slip on and off easily. I can reach all the controls and my mirror works good with it on. Just to experiment I just wore regular light gloves instead of heavy mitts and rode for 2 hours at zero degrees with warm hands the entire time. I don't impress easily but today I'm a happy camper!! They also will fit the atv that I use for ice fishing. Excellent product.

Very good for the money. A window to view controls would be even better.

The main reason I bought these was due to the wire used in the opening to keep it open after you take your hand out. These do a great job of keeping your hands warm and retaining the opening so you can quickly remove and re-insert your hand s into them. I bought a pair for all my sleds. Highly recommend.

Perhaps I was a little over zealous in my purchase of this item. See, I was going to take my 20 y/o snowmobile on a week long trip to the UP of MI. Knowing the conditions I was going to face, I started looking at devices to help keep me warm above and beyond the standard grip and thumb warmers. After reading the reviews of many other products, I decided that this generic one would do fine. Fast forward.... 5 guys sitting on their new sleds ready to rip on freshly groomed trails, waiting on me to stop screwing around. Ya see when I finally got my sled pull started, I had to go for the throttle quickly to rev it, but couldn't get my glove in fast enough, and the engine died. This time took gloves off, pull started, quickly sliding un-gloved hands into gauntlet to squeeze throttle for some RPMs on a cold engine. Got it running now to put gloves back on, and go. Put gloves on, push into gauntlet, gauntlet then moves, and somehow pushes the red kill switch button down. I ripped the things off the sled, and threw them in the bed of my truck. Had a great time up there, and now it's weeks later, and I think those things are still in the bed somewhere. I gave this item a few stars, because I can see with perhaps a different situation, on a different sled they may be useful. For me they were simply to dangerous to operate my sled with them on. NO WAY I could safely operate the steering, throttle, brake, and kill switch while riding with this device on. If you are taking a nice slow ride in a straight line, at low speeds with no terrain then, yes, perhaps these would work for you. I need to be able to grab my handle bar, not have to get just the right angle to insert my hand into the opening, and gently slide it in till I find the grip. SO If you have an 1973 Rupp 440 nitro that goes max 47mph, and you just putt around in the back yards you may like these. But if you are like me, and aggressively ride your machine though all kinds of changeling terrains these will never work for you. Period.

I always get cold hands while snowmobiling. I use to have to wear a pair of gloves under a wind and water proof mitten and keep the handwarmers on.. Not anymore. I wear a thin pair of gloves with these and that's it! I don't even have to keep the snowmobiles handwarmers on all the time. These are easy to get on and off of the machine. I take them off everytime I park my snowmobile. Wire openings make it easy to take hands in and out when needing to signal other snowmobilers.