Gerbing has long offered two standard 12-volt glove options, the Vanguard gauntlet, and the recently restocked Hero Short Glove. Both are built from sturdy leather backed with hard knuckle armor, 3M Thinsulate insulation, and a wind/waterproof liner built in.

Now Gerbing has a third 12-volt hand-toaster option with this new low-profile glove liner that integrates its patented Microwire heating element in a form factor that will work with most gloves you already own.

Sizing note: These are super thin and low-profile, but they're not non-existent. You'll need a little bit of extra room in the fit of whatever gloves you use over these liners. If you're using a deerskin glove from Lee Parks, or our own D3o armored version (pictured), then you can expect the hide to stretch out a fraction of a size after regular use with this liner.

As with Gerbing's other gloves, you'll want to pick up a temperature controller to manage power output, as well as a required $12 battery harness. We highly recommend going with a dual-zone controller setup so you can a control jacket liner and gloves separately, like a dual zone thermostat.

If you're running the glove liners on their own you'll also need a Y-cable to connect the gloves. But if you get a 12-volt jacket liner, the wiring harness is included and the jacket comes with pre-wired sleeves for no-hassle glove compatibility.

Microwave is essentially stainless steel coils with military-spec durability. It’s the same root technology that powered all Gerbing’s heated gear, which has for good reason become the industry’s standard-bearer for quality heated gear.

• Heats your hands and fingers
  
• Touch-screen friendly
• Connects to your motorcycle’s electrical power
• Microwire heating elements deliver evenly distributed heat
• Lifetime warranty on the heating elements
• Moisture-wicking Fabric
• Special long gauntlet intended to fit under other gloves
• Hand-washable anti-bacterial-treated material