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By *ugyuk OP Man 10 weeks ago

dundee

who uses what

battery or hard wired best?

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By *orthernChillMan 10 weeks ago

Northwest and Mids.

Batteries fail fast and are heavy

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By *hree_into_oneCouple 10 weeks ago

warrington

Keiss jacket game changer

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By *ugyuk OP Man 10 weeks ago

dundee

"Keiss jacket game changer"

Thanks..ill check that out

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By *xplorer30Man 10 weeks ago

Attleborough

Keis jackets and gloves are a game changer. Ridden in temperatures as low as -7 and remained comfortable.Defaintly needs to be hard wired .

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By *eronikapaulCouple 10 weeks ago

Reading

Have a Keis vest which is excellent. Never needed it on more than low setting. On battery in pocket it runs 3hrs plus.

This can be linked to run heated socks, bras etc.etc from the same power supply and controller.

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By *ngelnfugyCouple 10 weeks ago

Dundee

"Have a Keis vest which is excellent. Never needed it on more than low setting. On battery in pocket it runs 3hrs plus.

This can be linked to run heated socks, bras etc.etc from the same power supply and controller.

interesting...

how do you find using the battery power supply and controller...a post in here says no so good..

are the batteries rechargeables or can you use alkalines too?

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By *ngelnfugyCouple 10 weeks ago

Dundee

"Keis jackets and gloves are a game changer. Ridden in temperatures as low as -7 and remained comfortable.Defaintly needs to be hard wired ."

thanks for the input..Keis seems the way to go

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By *ngelnfugyCouple 10 weeks ago

Dundee

"Batteries fail fast and are heavy"

Which system have you got ?

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By *iker45888Man 9 weeks ago

Burton on Trent

I've got the gerbing gloves that plug into the bike. Bloody awesome kit. 4 years and still going strong

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By *ngelnfugyCouple 9 weeks ago

Dundee

"I've got the gerbing gloves that plug into the bike. Bloody awesome kit. 4 years and still going strong "

is that enough?

no vests or socks ?

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By *eronikapaulCouple 9 weeks ago

Reading

The keis battery is lithium and charges from the mains. It comes with a bum bag but fits in a big jacket pocket. Seen bigger mobile phones. Excellent for sporting events where there is no 12v power socket available. Or fishing.

Personally always found the controller easy to use.

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By *ngelnfugyCouple 9 weeks ago

Dundee

"The keis battery is lithium and charges from the mains. It comes with a bum bag but fits in a big jacket pocket. Seen bigger mobile phones. Excellent for sporting events where there is no 12v power socket available. Or fishing.

Personally always found the controller easy to use. "

Great..thanks for the info

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By *iker45888Man 9 weeks ago

Burton on Trent

It's been plenty for me. But you can get the extras that connect to the same plug on the bike

I normally just do base wear, gloves I need after an old work injury.

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By *ikerbttmguyMan 8 weeks ago

Golcar

Lots of useful information here. Will definitely be looking into some of the suggestions

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