RS Taichi Motorcycle Heated Touchscreen Armed Gloves RST654 BLACK [TAICHI] (RS Gloves, Autumn/Winter, Waterproof, Cold-Resistant, Heat-Retaining,

These long-cuff heated gloves feature carbon fiber knuckle and palm protectors, offering both high protection and excellent heat retention. They incorporate TAICHI's original waterproof/breathable 'Drymaster' material, making them suitable for all weather conditions. Two dedicated mobile units (one per hand) or a vehicle connection cable are required for use. The mobile units can be stored in the zippered pocket on the inside of the wrist. [Heating Units Placed] Heating units are placed around the fingers and on the back of the hand, areas that tend to get cold easily. This warms the hands efficiently without hindering their movement. 【3-Stage Adjustable Indicator Switch】The switch can be turned ON/OFF by long-pressing it. Furthermore, the heating level can be changed with each press of the switch. In addition, the remaining battery level is indicated by the blinking color when the device is powered on. [Two power supply methods to choose from] ▷ Dedicated mobile: Its ease of use, requiring no wiring to the motorcycle, is appealing, and it can be even when you get off the bike to take a break or go for a stroll. Recommended for commuting, school, and short tours. ▷ Vehicle: It can be without worrying about the battery running out while riding, and is recommended for long tours. *Excluding some models [Required for Use] When using e-HEAT, those using a dedicated mobile connection will need the e-HEAT Charger & Set (RSP064), and those using a vehicle connection will need the e-HEAT Vehicle Connection Cable Set (RSP071 / 067). 【CARBON KNUCKLE】The knuckle protector on the back of the hand uses carbon fiber material. 【CARBON PROTECTOR】Carbon fiber material is for the palm protector. 【Suitable for all weather conditions】Features TAICHI's original waterproof and breathable material, 'Drymaster'. Suitable for use in all weather conditions. [Touchscreen Compatible] You can operate smartphones and other devices while wearing the gloves.