Heated motorcycle gloves: guide for 2026
Cold hands are more than uncomfortable on a motorcycle. They can reduce control and concentration. Heated motorcycle gloves add warmth directly around the hands during cold commutes, touring and early starts.
What riders should check
- Fit: secure, comfortable and not too tight.
- Heat coverage: warmth should reach the fingers, not only the palm.
- Weather resistance: useful for wind, light rain and spray.
- Battery runtime: choose enough capacity for your usual ride length.
- Control: settings should be easy to manage before riding.
Combine with a heated vest
For colder rides, pair heated gloves with a heated bodywarmer. The gloves support hand comfort while the vest warms the core under your protective motorcycle jacket.
Heated motorcycle gloves at Gløde
For riding, Gløde sells heated motorcycle gloves from the Savior Heat brand. They heat the back of the hand and the fingers, have three heat levels and a waterproof layer, and you can use your phone or sat nav with them on. There are three models: sheepskin leather in black/grey, one with carbon fibre knuckle protection, and one with a 12 V cable. That last one connects to your motorcycle battery, or you use the batteries included.
- Heated motorcycle gloves: all three models.
- Thin heated liner gloves: an extra layer under your own motorcycle gloves.
- All heated gloves.
You can also find every model under Savior Heat gloves.
Explore Gløde’s heated gloves, heated bodywarmers and powerbanks.
