Richard
Alpine, UT
Tourmaster - Synergy Heated Leatehr Gloves
A little bulky but work great. I have the jacket as well and together they are great to ride at any temp, as long as the snow is off the roads.
Roadglide220
medway, MA
Synergy Heated Leather Gloves
Nice glove fits well and it’s nice that the controller can be mounted right in the glove leaving just wires leading to the power source, the cig lighter on my Electra glide. The gloves heat the front of the hand and fingers very well; I have ridden on some very cold day. On the down side there is not enough electrical heating elements leading to the thumb and the thumb can get downright cold. All in all I do like the glove, it has some very neat features that I like such as being waterproof and is very light weight.
Doug Elderkin
Ottawa, ON
HEATED GLOVES
I find the gloves provide sufficient heat, are finished well but for a large, are small. Although my hands are not large they fit snugly. Perhaps they will loosen up with wear. I don't like how the heat control is fitted to the glove. Specifically, you need to remove the control from the glove pouch and then unplug the unit in order to remove the glove. The controller should remain with the glove when the glove is unplugged.
Dave
Oxford, NY
Synergy Heated Leather Gloves
Not very happy with the gloves. There good in 40 degree and above. Just barely passable in colder weather. Drove in 22 degree weather for about a hour to work and thumb and pointer finger extremely cold. Connect easy to jacket liner but very awkward when connecting directly to power cord. You have to run wires up both arms and then down to connect to the power cord. Not easy, infact very aggravating.
JIm Boothe
Ward, AR
Synergy Heated Gloves
I ride my Goldwing everyday. I don’t own another vehicle. With that being said I count on my gear and have grown to love the Synergy Heated Apparel. As already stated in this review Synergy Heated Gloves are lacking in heat for the thumb. I would like to see an element run down the thumb on the outside. Do not let the gloves get wet as the usefulness drops to zero. Once wet you can feel little to no heat. The jacket is a nuclear oven and will provide all the warmth you could want as the operator, I’m not sure what the performance is like for a passenger. The controller must be removed from the gloves every time you take off your gear which is a little time consuming on the short runs. Overall great product for the money!!!
Calvin Gane
Loveland, CO
Really Disapointed
Wore my gloves for the first and last time today. I am back early from my ride because my thumbs were about frozen. It is about 30 degrees out and the gloves were on high for the entire time. The fingers got warm but the thumbs had no warmth at all. This is the first product from Tour Master that has been less than wonderful. Sure glad that Motorcycle Superstore is so good about returns!
Gregory Haines
Dearborn, MI
Tourmaster Synergy Gloves in really cold weather
I've had the Synergy heated gloves for about a month and the vest with collar since Christmas. I've had a chance to test them in really cold Michigan weather. The gloves don't feel as hot as the vest. I have to keep the vest on low in all but the coldest weather, less than 20 degrees, but the gloves are usually set on high. Though they don't feel that warm, riding when the temp was 18 degrees was comfortable and warmer than using my Winter Elite gloves. But now I have a problem with them. Worked one day last week, but the next day wouldn't come on. Not sure where problem is, wiring harness or temp controller, but waiting to hear back from Tourmaster. Glad to have the Winter Elites to wear. I've worn both for short rides when temp 11 degrees along with insulated jump suit and heavy leather jacket and kept comfortable, 40 minutes when 24 degrees.
denise tholen
welches, OR
heated gloves warm & bulky
The connectors are very large and hard to tuck under your sleeves so you can pull the strings tight enough to keep out the air , I rode at 50mph about 75 mi at 42 deg.f ,fingers were toasty with setting on hi. I found it easy to reach over to change settings . Price was a little high and plastic temp control pocket won't last long I bet.
Peter
Laguna Niguel, CA
Synergy Heated Gloves
I am extremely happy with the gloves. Riding up the freeway at 70MPH and a temperature of 40 degrees, I had the gloves set on medium and I was very comfortable. I now also have the jacket liner. I haven't had a chance to use the two together, but I don't imaging that I will be disappointed.
otto torrisi
west orange, NJ
Tour Master - Synergy Heated Leather Gloves
I took a 200 mile ride in 20 degree weather and I had my electric vest and gloves on, my hands were not toasty warm but they did not bother me at all. I have no wind protection so the gloves were getting hit with frigid air at 70mph for 4 hours and my hands were not cold. I think that’s fantastic.
Paul
Dallas, GA
These are great!!!
I have the jacket liner, pants liner and the matching gloves. I wear them under a snowmobile suit. They were very easy to install and everything was included that you need. Since I installed them the temp has been 20-30 degrees or so several times and even got as low as 7 degrees once. The only thing I have actually had to turn on so far was the gloves and they worked great. These are reasonably priced and do exactly what they say they will do. They also appear to be water proof. I'm not positive about that yet but I know the jacket liner kept me dry once in a fairly good rain when my snowmobile suit failed to. I highly recommend the synergy heated gear to anyone who's going to be riding in the winter.
Jim Leslie
Arlington, TX
Tour Master - Synergy Heated Leather Gloves
In the mid to lower 40's these gloves keep my hands from being COLD but they are still cool. I read a few reviews where they stated they had to turn them down because they were too hot. Well, mine get a little warm when I have them on while sitting in my garage but even then they are just warm. Never do they get close to hot. I have emailed TourMaster so we will see what they have to say.
dan
longmont, CO
extend your season
I commute for 1 hour each way. These gloves allow me to commute as low as the mid 20's. I own a Honda 919 with no wind protection for my hands. Definitely recommend these gloves for cold weather riding.