Are HeatGrip gloves CE-certified for motorcycling?

No. HeatGrip is a heated winter glove, not certified motorcycle protective equipment. Wear approved riding gloves where you need impact or abrasion protection.

Do I need to wire them into my bike?

No. Each glove has its own rechargeable battery in the cuff.

Are heated motorcycle gloves worth it?

For winter riders, warm hands mean better control and more comfortable rides, so most riders find heated gloves well worth it.

Can I use them on a scooter or moped?

Yes, they're popular with scooter commuters on slower urban journeys.

What should I look for in heated motorcycle gloves?

Check heating coverage, battery arrangement, fit, weather limits and the returns policy. Match the glove to the task and any protection requirements.

How long does the battery last?

Low runs longest, but exact hours are not known. Ask us before ordering if a specific runtime matters.

Can I use the gloves in heavy rain?

The shell is water-resistant, not waterproof. Do not submerge them; choose waterproof protection for prolonged wet conditions.

How do I wash rechargeable heated gloves?

Remove the batteries, hand-wash the gloves and air dry fully before using them again.

What if the one-size fit is not right?

HeatGrip suits palm widths of 18–24 cm. The 90-day money-back guarantee includes a free return label.

Heated Motorcycle Gloves | Wireless Heat

Name: HeatGrip Heated Gloves
Brand: HeatGrip
SKU: HG-1
Availability: InStock

Written by the HeatGrip team · Last updated 21 October 2026

Quick answer

HeatGrip is a rechargeable heated glove for heated motorcycle gloves. Carbon-fibre heat loops run along the back of the hand and every finger to the tip, warming in about 8 seconds. Choose low, medium or high with one button. Each cuff holds a rechargeable battery; the shell is water-resistant, not waterproof.

Wireless vs wired heated biker gloves

Wired heated gloves draw power from your bike's battery through a harness, which means fitting kit and trailing cables. Battery heated gloves like HeatGrip are self-contained: a slim battery in each cuff powers the heat loops, so you can swap bikes, get off for a coffee or walk to the shop without unplugging anything.

Heat where riders feel it most

Wind blast at speed strips heat from the fingertips first. HeatGrip's carbon-fibre loops run right to the end of every finger, not just across the back of the hand.

Diagram of HeatGrip carbon fibre heat loop reaching every fingertip — Carbon-fibre loops carry heat to every fingertip.

Three settings for every ride

Use low for mild autumn rides, and high for frosty winter commutes. One button on the back of the hand cycles through the settings, and it's easy to press while riding.

An honest safety note

HeatGrip is a winter heated glove, not CE-certified motorcycle protective equipment. UK law doesn't require certified gloves, but we recommend wearing approved armoured riding gloves for protection. Some riders use HeatGrip on short, slow commutes, or off the bike at stops and events.

Charging and battery

Each glove has a slim rechargeable battery in a zipped cuff pocket. Charge both from any USB plug or laptop with the cable in the box. The low setting runs longest; high gives the most heat.

Choosing heated motorcycle gloves

When comparing heated motorcycle gloves, begin with where and how long you expect to wear them. A glove for a short walk has different demands from one used through a full outdoor shift. Consider whether warmth needs to reach each fingertip, whether you need to operate a phone, and whether your activity calls for specialist protection. HeatGrip uses carbon-fibre heat loops along the back of the hand and every finger to the tip, rather than relying only on insulation. It warms in about 8 seconds and has low, medium and high settings controlled by one button on the back of the hand. These are product features, not a promise that every wearer will feel the same result. Your own comfort, the surrounding temperature and the way the glove fits all matter. Compare the actual features with your routine before deciding, and choose a different product if you need a capability HeatGrip does not offer.

What fingertip heating changes

Heating coverage matters because cold fingers can remain uncomfortable even when the palm feels warm. HeatGrip’s carbon-fibre loops run along the back of the hand and each finger to the tip. A thermal test recorded fingertip temperature of 32.7°C with HeatGrip and 14.2°C with an ordinary glove; this is a specific test comparison, not a guarantee of the temperature you will experience. The gloves warm in about 8 seconds, so you can switch them on before heading out. There are three settings: low, medium and high. The single button is on the back of the hand. Use the level that feels comfortable for your circumstances, rather than assuming the highest setting is needed. If you have reduced sensation or a health concern relating to warmth, ask a health professional for advice and check your skin regularly.

Battery use and realistic expectations

Each glove has its own slim rechargeable battery in a zipped pocket in the cuff. A pair includes two batteries and a USB cable, and you can charge from a USB plug or laptop. Low runs longest, but exact battery hours are unknown: ask us if runtime is important for your plans. Actual use can vary with setting and conditions, so avoid relying on a precise duration that has not been confirmed. Build charging into your routine and check the batteries before leaving. The gloves are wireless once charged; they do not need to remain connected to a power source while worn. Keep batteries dry and remove them before washing. If a battery is damaged, do not use it. For any particular charging concern, follow the supplied product instructions and use a suitable USB source.

Fit, dexterity and everyday tasks

HeatGrip is one size fits most, for palm widths from 18 to 24 cm. Measure across the palm at the knuckles and consider whether you can comfortably move your fingers once the gloves are on. Each cuff has an adjustable hook-and-loop strap, while a textured palm supports an everyday hold. Touchscreen material is on the thumb and index tips, useful for basic phone interaction without removing the glove. These features do not guarantee a perfect fit or precise control for every activity. If you need a close fit for specialised tools, sports or safety tasks, check suitability carefully. A 90-day money-back guarantee with a free return label gives you an option if the fit is not right. Use the gloves only for tasks where their ordinary winter-glove design is appropriate.

Weather limits and activity choices

The shell is water-resistant, which is different from waterproof. It may be suitable for light exposure, but do not submerge the gloves or assume they will keep hands dry in prolonged heavy rain, wet snow or immersion. If your plans involve persistent wet conditions, choose a waterproof outer glove or another product specifically designed for that use. Likewise, particular activities can have protection requirements beyond warmth. HeatGrip is not certified PPE and is not CE motorcycle protective gear. It is not a medical device. Check workplace rules, activity guidance and clinician advice as relevant. Choosing honestly means recognising what a product does not promise as well as what it does: heating coverage, settings and rechargeable batteries are specified, but specialist safety protection and medical outcomes are not.

Care, returns and buying with confidence

To clean HeatGrip, remove both batteries first, hand-wash the gloves and leave them to air dry. Do not put batteries back until the gloves are fully dry. The purchase includes a 90-day money-back guarantee with a free return label. Orders are dispatched within 24 hours on working days, with tracked UK delivery estimated at 2–5 working days; delivery is UK only. Prices are £89 for one pair, £159 for two pairs (£79.50 each), or £219 for three (£73 each). Optional secure delivery and lifetime warranty are £4.95. Checkout is through Shopify. These practical details can help you compare the whole purchase, not just the headline price. Our own thermal test and the 90-day guarantee mean you can try them with no risk.

What to look for

Check whether motorcycle riders matches your use.
Measure palm width: 18–24 cm fits one size.
Choose a setting with the back-of-hand button.
Expect batteries and USB cable in the box.
Use low when longer running time matters; exact hours: ask us.
Keep the gloves away from prolonged water exposure.
Check required safety or medical advice first.

Is HeatGrip right for you?

A great fit if you…

Motorcycle Riders wanting fingertip warmth.
People who value three simple heat settings.
Buyers comfortable with one-size 18–24 cm palms.
People seeking rechargeable heat without a cable tether.

Probably not for you if…

Anyone needing certified PPE or motorcycle protection.
People who need fully waterproof gloves for immersion or heavy wet use.
Anyone seeking a medical treatment or guaranteed battery hours.

HeatGrip and alternatives for heated motorcycle gloves

Feature	HeatGrip	Typical alternative
Heat source	Rechargeable batteries	Disposable heat packs
Coverage	Every finger tip	Often one spot
Heat levels	Three settings	Usually fixed
Power	Wireless after charge	Pack or cable
Weather shell	Water-resistant	Varies by product
Phone use	Thumb and index tips	Varies by product
Fit	One size, 18–24 cm	Sizing varies

Why UK buyers trust HeatGrip

Tested by us, backed by a 90-day guarantee.

Thermal comparison: wool glove at 14.2°C vs HeatGrip at 32.7°C

32.7°CMeasured inside HeatGrip vs 14.2°C in a wool glove (our thermal test)
~8 secTo feel the warmth after pressing the button
2 + 1Rechargeable batteries plus charging cable in every box

90-day money-backNot warm enough? Full refund, return label on us.
Dispatched in 24hTracked UK delivery in 2–5 working days.
Lifetime warranty optionAdd it at checkout for £4.95.
Secure Shopify checkoutCard, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

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