Fly Racing Ignitor Pro Heated Winter & Cold Weather Gloves - Windproof, Waterproof, Insulated Gloves

Best gloves ever

These gloves lasted about a month, then they stopped heating. A total waste of money.

Love these

Very nice product and seri

Purchased Nov 22, 2020. These gloves look great, seem to be water resistant, and are warm into the low 30s. In the 20s, they can't keep up. Batteries last 2+ hrs on high, 3+ on medium, and 4+ on low. I rode today, Dec 27th, 55 degrees and didn't have to turn them on. They fairly easily handle all the tasks necessary for my Honda Africa Twin. Don't control cell phone screen well at all. Almost useless, as are all 3 pairs of cycle gloves I've bought this year; summer, fall, and now winter. I would love to have an extra set of batteries and charger. Charges don't last long enough for a long ride. Charging takes 4-1/2 hours! Edited: Oct 27,2021 Left glove is dead when I used them a few days ago. I have maintained batteries over the summer as recommended, and the glove have not been out of the house all summer. So, it's likely the wiring in the gloves. I contacted seller, and they are unsure of the warranty at this time. I'll keep you posted as to the outcome.

Excellent design and well-made. I used these for motorcycling as cold as 31F, and they were actually warm (unlike some other brands I'd tried which were simply "not cold" even on the highest setting). I was comfortable on the medium setting riding at 45 degrees, and anything above that they were plenty warm even turned off. Batteries do take a while to recharge, I plan on ordering an extra set for next year. They do run small, as mentioned on other sites, I ordered a size larger than normal and they fit perfectly (still plenty snug). I do wish that Fly would omit the fancy carrying case, and simply lower the price in its place. Excellent product.

Just got them in today which I thought was perfect for the weather. I did not run the battery in them yet as it says to charge overnight but they were warm at the start of my ride. It was 35 and raining today, I got these for motorcycle riding. I was looking forward to the warmth and waterproof part. Sadly, they are definitely not waterproof. about 20 minutes into riding and my hands were drenched. About 30 minutes into ride, my hands were going numb from the wet and cold. Will update review when I have batteries in and running. So far, not thrilled at $200 and not waterproof as advertised.

Maybe good for around the yard doing things but not for snowmobiling. I have logged over 2,000 miles snowmobiling wearing these gloves. I’m on my second season and have been shopping around for a different make. I don’t usually do reviews unless I would never recommend to a friend. The good; keeps your glove from freezing up when you stop along the trails and need to remove them. Recommend only running them until grip heaters kick up and when taking them off because the batteries will not last. Buttons are easy to use and adjust. The bad; the inside liner is horrible. There is a seam along the inside palm where your fingers and palm meet, any ride over 120 miles and I get blisters. I thought maybe my hands would callous up but not the case, the seam is in a bad spot. Figured it was me but going into the second season I’m still having the issues. Not very warm below zero while riding. Fingertips don’t get the heat so I have to keep bar heat up even with wind guards. They get wet inside and stay wet even when just trail riding. Yes could be sweat because I have to crank my grip heaters up to keep warm. Either way the liner is always wet and takes a few days to dry out at room temperature. Not recommended for sport riders.