Baselayers
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Zerofit Heatrub Ultimate Baselayer
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Developed in Japan by a team of experienced and passionate bikers, the Zerofit Heatrub Ultimate Baselayer has been proven to be up to five times warmer than leading competitors’, and uses technologically enhanced ‘Heat Threads’ that’re activated by movement and gently brush against the skin to generate warmth instantly, and work in a temperature range of -10° Celsius to 10°…
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Forcefield Tech 3 Base Layer Braketech Ventilated Brake Pistons Shirt/Pants
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Base layers might not be the sexiest of kit (literally and metaphorically) but it’s vital stuff when it comes to riding comfort.
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Specialist Spotlight: KEiS heated clothing
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Keis heated clothing can trace its roots back to Snug Glove heated inners, which were hugely popular in the 1990s. At the time it was almost a ‘cottage industry’ with the gloves made in the UK by a team of talented women working from their homes. It was clear that there was an appetite for…
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Keis Bluetooth Heater Control
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Okay, electric heated kit maybe isn’t very sexy. But if you want to keep riding through the winter it’s a proper lifesaver.
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Alpinestars releases new standalone airbag
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Tech-Air 5 vest can be worn under any leather or textile jacket, giving airbag protection without needing bespoke airbag kit To the CES Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (not literally, sadly), where Italian kit-capos Alpinestars have released a new airbag vest, the Tech-Air 5. The novelty here is that this protective gear is a…
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Cold ride in this morning? Try getting some Blaze Wear kit to warm things up
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Specialists in heated apparel and accessories, Blaze Wear, has launched a range of heated clothing specifically designed for motorcycles and scooters. The Blaze Wear Moto Range is designed in the UK and consists of items that can be connected directly to your two-wheeled machine as well as battery powered options – suiting all riders tastes.…
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TESTEDS: Keis Heated Vest and Lithium Battery Pack
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RRP: £149.99 for the Vest with Free controller and £64.98 for Lithium Battery Pack // Sizes: S-L One YZF 125 to collect and bring home for my partner in Birmingham, a brisk evening and 106 miles on a 125, the first hour and a bit on motorways not a natural habitat for the bike –…
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REVIEW: Keis Heated Vest and Lithium Battery Pack
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RRP: £149.99 for the Vest with Free controller and £64.98 for Lithium Battery Pack // Sizes: S-L Tested by: Andy Catton I wore this on some early winter rides in 2017 however the Keis Heated Vest came into its own yesterday evening. One YZF 125 to collect and bring home for my partner in Birmingham,…
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Dainese returns to the Space Race programme
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Dainese returns to the Space Race programme. How about this for some motorcycle-techy stuff getting out where no motorcycle-techy stuff has been before? Following the September 2015 IRISS Mission during which Danish astronaut Andreas Mogensen first tested SkinSuit, Dainese is returning to space protecting Thomas Pesquet, who has been on the Proxima Mission since…
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Why is heated motorcycle kit important this winter?
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There are lots of ways to keep yourself warm on the bike through the winter, but if all else fails, go for heated clothing. Here are our thoughts on heated clothing.
