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Exo2 StormShield Heated Gloves

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Exo2 StormShield Heated Gloves

Manufacturer's Description

Our internal piping system delivers heat to all the right places and you can even link StormShield to your StormRider Bodywarmer and to the optional StormRider Controller Unit. Not only does this glove remove the curse of frozen fingers, it is an excellent product for serious all-year around motorcyclists:
• Waterproof, Windproof & Breathable Porelle Insert for Comfort and Safety
• Back & Cuff in Cordura with Cowhide Leather water-repellent reinforcements for Comfort
• Moulded PVC Knuckle Protectors covered with Carbo-Leather for Safety
• Carbo-Leather reinforcements on cuffing and little finger for Safety
• Hook & Loop wrist and cuff closure for Comfort and Safety
• Visor Wipe on each thumb for Safety
• Polyester Cloth lining for Comfort
• Foam Insulation at Palm and Back for Comfort and Safety
• Palm made with Amara Synthetic Leather (60% polyester/nylon + 40% polyurethane) for Flexibility and Grip
• Glove cable harness (with cable tidy) for wearing around the shoulders, down back/front underneath jacket to meet fused motorcycle power cable and threading along each jacket sleeve to link with StormShield Gloves. Also supplied is Y-Section for linking to StormRider Bodywarmer and/or StormRider Controller Unit if required.
• EXO² Branding Strip
• Power Requirement - Each glove draws approx. 0.8Amps so 1.6Amps for the pair.

Reader Reviews

5 user reviews of Exo2 StormShield Heated Gloves See all

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Skodapop
I had the previous incarnation of these gloves and they were excellent, however they only lasted 18 months when the the heating element failed in the right hand. I wrote to the manufacturer to express my feelin Continue reading...

mikeprytherch
Worst motorbike product I ever has the misfortune of buying Continue reading...

User 69074
At this price I expected better. The technical ability of the material is impressive in the vest but when made into a glove it just doesn't seem to perform. I think EXO2 may have some quality issues in the prod Continue reading...

xrv750merlin
A very very poor and expensive product and should not be on the market. Do not Buy. You will be disappointed. Continue reading...

chris31
not robust enough although they did tell me they were re-designing the heater matrix - insufficient warmth ! but thats why we buy them !!!! Continue reading...
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Flyingtopbox

I've had a pair for two years and wore them lots without plugging in because they are pretty warm without the heating.

 The element in the left glove has just given up so i have purchased a new pair. you cant beat heated gloves in really cold weather. they are fully waterproof too. New ones are a bit clumsey, make sure you get the right size.

I bought the variable temperature control and drilled it to the bike -  rain got in and flattened bike battery - a rael pain, so i;ve dumped the unit and just plug in when i need them.

i agree with chris, they do not seem to be a robust glove but good enough for me.

Posted: 28/01/2012 at 21:26

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