[J-Rams]

 

[plumberwl5]

I will and do but have to stop way too often because i don't have heated gloves. Do you have heated gloves and are they worth the money you paid for them? If worth the money then who manufactures and sells them?

 

[2 XP 1000's]

I plowed with 1 of mine yesterday and today.

 

[2 XP 1000's]

I will and do but have to stop way too often because i don't have heated gloves. Do you have heated gloves and are they worth the money you paid for them? If worth the money then who manufactures and sells them?

Mine has factory hot grips and thumb warmers with hand guards.

 

[Oldhunter1]

Our deer season is done tomorrow, so will be going in the snow ,only about 7 inches, to pick up all the heaters and cushions. Our season will be done!

 

[2 XP 1000's]

Our deer season is done tomorrow, so will be going in the snow ,only about 7 inches, to pick up all the heaters and cushions. Our season will be done!

Our Deer season started today.

 

[SundayDriver]

I will and do but have to stop way too often because i don't have heated gloves. Do you have heated gloves and are they worth the money you paid for them? If worth the money then who manufactures and sells them?

I have circulation problems so my hands get very cold. I use heated gloved with grip warmers. For gloves, just Google it, everything in the $80-140 seems similar. I would recommend buying an extra set of batteries or two, you can get generic on Amazon. This way you can set them on high and have 2 sets of batteries so you can ride all day. High settings lest 2-3 hours give or take.

 

[pauly]

We do

 

[Scrappy507]

About 45 mins west of me Buffalo got 4 feet of snow, and I got about 1/4” that is already mostly melted away. Super annoying. Seems we always get skipped by lake effect snow too.

 

[J-Rams]

I will and do but have to stop way too often because i don't have heated gloves. Do you have heated gloves and are they worth the money you paid for them? If worth the money then who manufactures and sells them?

I use an old pair of snowmobile gloves mostly. I do have a set of heated grips in the garage that I may install over the winter though.

 

[tomang07]

Yup!

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[MrEd]

My Hunting/Riding state of the art heating system.

 

[plumberwl5]

I have circulation problems so my hands get very cold. I use heated gloved with grip warmers. For gloves, just Google it, everything in the $80-140 seems similar. I would recommend buying an extra set of batteries or two, you can get generic on Amazon. This way you can set them on high and have 2 sets of batteries so you can ride all day. High settings lest 2-3 hours give or take.

Thanks

 

[Mel556180]

I recommend Heat Demon grips and thumb heaters.

Got them on both my snow plow Sportsman 570 and my trail riding 850.

We ride all year here in northern Michigan and these grips make a big difference.

These are on eBay:

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[SundayDriver]

Heard lots of good things about heat demon, don't like the controller you have to have. I have polaris, no controller, flush mount factory rocker switch. Thumb is blazing hot on high, have to use low. Handle bar warmer is just ok on high. So I guess it's a trade off between the 2.

 

[FPD218]

 

[2 XP 1000's]

^^^where's that?^^^

 

[tomang07]

Heard lots of good things about heat demon, don't like the controller you have to have. I have polaris, no controller, flush mount factory rocker switch. Thumb is blazing hot on high, have to use low. Handle bar warmer is just ok on high. So I guess it's a trade off between the 2.

I have the Polaris ones as well, I'm satisfied with them. I tend to run with them on low until I get into the teens or below. Thumb warmer is stupid hot in high tho!

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[tomang07]

^^^where's that?^^^

I'd ASSume Buffalo area

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[2 XP 1000's]

I'd ASSume Buffalo area

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Thought maybe in the UP from previous year.