Cold on a motorcycle is not distributed uniformly: it hits the hands first, then — indirectly — the feet as well, because the body restricts peripheral circulation to protect the torso. That is why the most efficient item to buy first is the heated vest, not the gloves: it warms the part of the body that controls circulation to the extremities.
LOBOO heated gloves, vest, and insoles should be chosen by priority, not all at once. Below are the actual temperature, runtime, sizing, and power-supply data for each, along with the exact cost of every configuration.
Availability note: as of this update, all three items are sold out in the Endurrad shop; the links in this article lead to the collection, where availability is updated as soon as they are back in stock.
On a motorcycle, the cold hits the hands first, then the rest
At 90 km/h in temperatures just above freezing, the body does not cool uniformly: the relative wind hits the extremities first and hardest, and they also have less muscle mass to warm themselves.
- Hands. They are exposed, they are in front of everything, and they are the only part of the body used for braking: a numb hand is not an annoyance, it is a control problem.
- Torso. It is not the first to suffer, but it controls circulation to the extremities — the reason is explained in the section on the vest.
- Feet. They suffer as much as the hands but do not control the motorcycle, and inside a boot there is almost no room to intervene.
Heated gloves are the most urgent item if your hands are already the problem
They cost 135 €, power supply excluded, and they are the item that most changes the riding experience in low temperatures.
Five layers, not a padded glove
From the outside in: windproof and water-repellent fabric, inner glove in seamless TPU, 3M Thinsulate insulation, heating system, and velvet lining. Seamless TPU matters in the rain because it has no entry points for water; at the same thickness, Thinsulate insulates one and a half times as much as goose down, so the hand stays slim and sensitive on the controls.
- Full-microfiber touchscreen palm for using your phone and navigation system without taking them off
- Wiper on the left index finger, useful in rain or snow
- Reflective inserts on the index, middle, and ring fingers, visible at night when you signal
- Kevlar inner lining and anti-slip palm that reduces fatigue on the handlebar
- Price
- 135 €
- Levels
- 3 (34 / 42 / 50 °C at 0 °C ambient)
- Sizes
- S - 3XL (palm 18.5–24.5 cm)
- Insulation
- 3M Thinsulate
- Inner shell
- Seamless TPU
- Power supply
- CP40Pro battery or ≥15 W power bank (not included)
The heated vest warms the torso, and this also helps the hands
It costs 90 € and it is the garment with the best value for money, for a physiological reason: when the torso is cold, the body restricts peripheral circulation to protect the organs, and the hands and feet are the first to suffer the consequences. Warming the torso sends more warm blood to the extremities.
| Level | Temperature | Runtime (10,000 mAh power bank) |
|---|---|---|
| Low, yellow LED | 25 °C | approximately 4.5 hours |
| Medium, orange LED | 35 °C | approximately 3.5 hours |
| High, red LED | 45 °C | approximately 2.2 hours |
- Price
- 90 €
- Weight
- 382 g
- Heated zones
- 5, 2 independent controls
- Sizes
- M – 3XL
- Insulation
- 3M Thinsulate
- Power supply
- 5 V / 2 A power bank, integrated USB-A (not included)
The warmth that remains even when the battery runs out
The heating element is made of carbon fiber, thinner and softer than traditional heating elements - the entire garment weighs 382 grams and fits under a technical jacket without adding bulk; the sleeves are intentionally absent because under a jacket, bulk around the arms is the first thing that becomes uncomfortable. Even when the heating is switched off, the vest provides insulation: the 3M Thinsulate filling retains over 80% of its insulating power even when wet, while cotton drops below 30% under the same conditions. It therefore remains a functional thermal garment even when the electronics run out of power.
Heated insoles solve cold feet from inside the boot
They cost just under 90 € and they are the final piece of the puzzle. Cold feet always arrive before the rest, and with a motorcycle boot there is no room to put on another sock - in fact, tightening it further worsens circulation and therefore the cold. Insoles solve the problem the other way around, fitting into the footwear you already use and warming the entire sole.
- Price
- 87,13 €
- Levels
- 4
- Sizes
- 38–45, to be trimmed
- Protection
- IPX7
- Surface
- Non-slip silicone
- Power supply
- Dedicated power bank included in the set
The power supply is the choice that determines how much you really spend
This is the part that almost no one explains before purchase, and it is where next-day emails come from: gloves and vest do not include the power supply, and the two possible options are not equivalent.
Two ways to power the gloves
Dedicated CP40Pro battery, 4,000 mAh — €22.50 each, it slips into the zipped wrist pocket and weighs 93 grams. Runtime: 2.5 hours on low, 2 on medium, 1.5 at maximum. It recharges via USB-C in about 2.5 hours with a 2 A power adapter. You need one per glove: there are two, not one.
Power bank plus Y-cable — the cable costs €10 and delivers power from a single power bank to both gloves, with the cables routed under the jacket. This is the solution for long trips. It requires an output of at least 15 W, preferably 18 W: below that threshold, fast-charging protocols on some power banks can cause interruptions or slower heating.
The vest instead has a USB-A cable already integrated into the pocket and requires a 5 V, 2 A power bank, which is also not included.
| Configuration | Actual cost |
|---|---|
| Vest, with existing power bank | 90 € |
| Gloves with two dedicated CP40Pro batteries | 180 € |
| Gloves with a Y-cable and existing power bank | 145 € |
| Heated insoles | 87,13 € |
The vest is the first purchase; the gloves are the most urgent if your hands are already the problem
- you already have a 5 V, 2 A power bank at home
- you want the best value for money
- you feel cold all over, not just in your hands
- Your hands are still the problem afterward
- Take long motorway trips with your feet still for hours
If your hands are already the main problem and the vest alone is not enough, then the gloves - remembering to add two CP40Pro batteries or the Y-cable to your cart. Insoles come later, and make the most sense for those who ride long distances on the motorway in winter, when the foot remains still in the same position for hours.
If you have any doubts about the size or power supply, contact us before ordering: it's faster than making a return.
Frequently asked questions about heated motorcycle clothing
Which heated garment should you start with?
The heated vest: it costs €90, requires no dedicated batteries if you already have a 5 V, 2 A power bank, and warming the torso also indirectly improves circulation toward the hands.
Why do hands get colder than the rest of the body when riding a motorcycle?
Because they are exposed to relative wind, are at the front of everything, and have little muscle mass to warm themselves; moreover, they are the only part of the body used for braking, so numbness is a safety issue, not just a comfort issue.
How much do the LOBOO RST26 heated gloves cost?
€135, excluding the power supply. They are the most expensive item of the three, but also the one that most changes the riding experience in low temperatures.
Do the LOBOO RST26 heated gloves include the battery?
No. They are powered by the dedicated 4,000 mAh CP40Pro battery (sold separately for €22.50) or by a power bank rated at least 15 W connected via the Y-cable, which is also sold separately.
How long does the heated gloves' battery last?
With the CP40Pro: about 2.5 hours on low, 2 hours on medium, and 1.5 hours on maximum (50 °C). One battery is required per glove, so two batteries are needed for the pair.
How are heated gloves powered on a long trip?
With a power bank and the Y-cable, which supplies power from a single power bank to both gloves under the jacket. LOBOO recommends an output of at least 15 W, ideally 18 W, because below that threshold some fast-charging protocols cause interruptions or slower heating.
Why does the heated vest also help the hands, even though it does not heat them directly?
When the torso is cold, the body restricts peripheral circulation to protect the internal organs, and the hands and feet are the first to suffer the consequences. Warming the torso helps send warmer blood flow toward the extremities.
How long does the LOBOO RJR10 heated vest last with a 10,000 mAh power bank?
About 4.5 hours on the low setting (25 °C), 3.5 hours on medium (35 °C), and 2.2 hours on high (45 °C), according to the manufacturer's data at an ambient temperature of 0 °C and with no wind.
Does the heated vest also work when the battery is dead?
It still insulates because the filling is 3M Thinsulate: it retains over 80% of its insulating power even when wet, compared with less than 30% for cotton under the same conditions. Without power, it therefore remains a functioning thermal garment, not just a switched-off heated vest.
How do you choose the sizes for heated gloves and vests?
By palm circumference for the gloves (from 18.5-19.5 cm for size S to 23.5-24.5 cm for 3XL, measured with a tailor's tape) and by your usual size for the vest (from M to 3XL): if you are between sizes, LOBOO recommends the larger one because the vest is worn over other layers.
How do heated motorcycle insoles work?
They fit inside the footwear you already use and warm the entire sole of the foot across 4 levels, with a non-slip silicone surface and IPX7 protection against moisture that forms inside the boot.
Do heated insoles fit all shoe sizes?
One size covers shoe sizes 38 to 45: trim them according to the guides printed on the insole. The cut cannot be corrected, so it should be done only once, carefully, using the original insole as a template.
How much does it cost to dress completely in heated clothing for winter motorcycling?
The total varies depending on the power supply you already have: it ranges from about €90 for the vest alone (with an existing power bank) to about €320 for the vest, gloves with two dedicated batteries, and insoles together.
Are LOBOO heated gloves, vests, and insoles available on Endurrad?
As of the update date of this article (October 1, 2026), all three products are listed as out of stock in the Endurrad shop. The links in this article point to the heated motorcycle clothing collection, where availability is updated as soon as items are back in stock.
What is the difference between heated gloves and heated grips?
Heated grips are fixed to the handlebars and warm only the palm in contact with the grip; heated gloves warm the entire hand, including the fingers, and can also be used off the motorcycle. They are complementary solutions rather than alternatives - our dedicated guide to heated grips explains how to choose them.
Write your motorcycle's make, model, and year
Before choosing heated gloves, a heated vest, or heated insoles, write to us with your motorcycle's make, model, and year: we'll tell you whether the clothing you're considering is compatible with the power supply you already have on board.
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