THIN heated liners?

[Ross Dean]

I am in serious need of heated trouser liners! I have a heated sleeveless jacket but it is not enough just now. I will no doubt need to buy a new inner jacket as well as the one I have has no heated trousers in the range (e-x-o). Also, I want to be able to wear the heated gear beneath leathers – mine are not too tight in that they have room for an inner winter lining but they certainly cannot accommodate the e-x-o jacket. Has anyone had any experience of the items below or can recommend a manufacturer of well made, thin heated trouser and jacket liners?

Other threads suggest that the Gerbings trousers are a bit baggy but it seems to be the popular brand. Any thoughts?

http://www.gerbings.co.uk/gerbings_jacket_liner.html
http://www.riderz.co.uk/gerbing-heated-clothing/gerbing-heated-trouser-liners.html

http://www.cissburyleathers.co.uk/klan-heated-clothing-c173.html

 

[theoneandonly]

man or mouse ?..............come on squeak up !

 

[Ross Dean]

man or mouse ?..............come on squeak up !

Squeak off! ... I am about to do a 300 mile round trip on Saturday and no doubt will do more before the winter is through - give me heat!

 

[craig614]

It's not a heated liner but may well help in conjuction with a good set of troos.....good quality heated insoles and jacket liner at a bargain price.

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2985662#post2985662

 

[L]

I've got a pair of Gerbings Trousers. They're lightweight, but certainly warm enough when turned on. I wear mine over a pair of Craghopper trousers and under an aerostich. Riding 80miles the other week in 3 degrees I was too warm and had to turn the heating down ! Never worn leathers, so no idea if they'd work underneath them or not, but I'd say they were similar to a pair of loose-cut jeans in terms of sizing. The outer shell is slippery though, so pretty easy to pull outer layers over the top...