Keis heated motorcycle gloves are designed for riders who want active warmth rather than relying only on insulation. This collection covers several distinct choices, including sport, touring and leisure gloves, a three-finger winter design and thin heated inner gloves. The right option depends on the protection, cuff length, outer-glove fit and power arrangement you need, so it is worth comparing the individual product details rather than treating every Keis glove as interchangeable.
Choosing between Keis heated gloves
Full motorcycle gloves such as the G502, G601, G701, G701S and G901 combine heating with their own model-specific outer construction. Their materials, cuff lengths, armour, weather protection and certification are not identical. A longer touring cuff may suit a winter jacket sleeve, while a shorter design can be easier to use with some cuffs. The G301 uses a three-finger format intended to reduce exposed surface area in severe cold, but it will feel different at the controls and should be assessed accordingly.
G102/X200 and G201 inner gloves take a different approach. They sit beneath a separate motorcycle glove and are useful when a rider wants to add heat to an existing outer layer. Check that the outer glove is roomy enough: a tight combination can restrict movement and blood flow, working against the warmth you are trying to gain. Inner gloves are not a substitute for the abrasion resistance, impact protection or weather protection of a suitable outer motorcycle glove.
Fit, controls and heating coverage
A heated glove should feel close and secure without compressing the fingers. With your hand on the bars, check that you can operate the indicators, brake and clutch comfortably, and that the cuff works with your jacket. Fingers should reach the ends without being forced against them. If you are between sizes, use the measurements and fitting notes on the specific product page rather than assuming the same fit across every model.
Keis uses flexible heating elements to distribute warmth around the hand and fingers, but output and controller arrangements vary by glove. Begin at a lower setting and increase it once you are riding. Heated kit helps manage cold; it does not remove the need to take breaks, monitor comfort or dress appropriately for the conditions.
Power compatibility matters
For longer rides, compatible gloves can be powered from the motorcycle through the correct fused Keis lead and cabling. Portable glove batteries can be useful when you want to ride untethered, but voltage, connector and battery-pocket compatibility differ. Keis currently documents both 12V and 7.4V glove battery arrangements, with different heat and run-time characteristics. The 5000mAh garment battery is not the standard glove battery, so do not select it simply because it appears elsewhere in the wider Keis range.
If you intend to connect gloves through a heated jacket, vest or bodywarmer, confirm that the garment has the appropriate glove leads and that the whole setup is compatible. Avoid combining controllers in series unless the product instructions explicitly permit it.
Why buy Keis gloves from Moto Central?
Moto Central brings the riding gloves and the wider Keis power ecosystem into one range, making it easier to compare glove styles alongside leads, batteries and controllers. Product pages show the included items and available sizes, while the collection lets you move between full gloves and inner gloves without confusing their different jobs. You can also browse the complete Keis heated clothing collection or compare other motorcycle gloves.
Keis glove questions
Are all Keis gloves waterproof?
No. Weather protection is model-specific. Check the individual glove description and do not apply one model's membrane or test result to the whole collection.
Can I use the same battery with every Keis glove?
No. Keis has used different voltages, connectors and battery arrangements. Match the battery to the exact glove model and generation.
Are heated inner gloves protective motorcycle gloves?
No. They provide heat beneath a separate outer glove. The outer glove must supply the required abrasion, impact and weather protection.
Is motorcycle power better than portable batteries?
Vehicle power is often the practical choice for long journeys because it avoids portable-battery run-time limits. Portable batteries offer freedom from a cable, provided they are approved for the exact glove.
