Cold hands end more rides than empty tanks. Heated gear from Gerbing, Gears Canada, Koso, Oxford, Heat Demon, Kimpex and more puts warmth where you lose it first: heated grips and thumb warmers, gloves and liners, jackets, vests, pants, base layers, socks and insoles, plus heated seat kits and steering wheel covers for UTVs. Whether you ride the motorcycle deep into fall, work the ATV through hunting season or log trail kilometres on the sled, there is a heated option for every machine and every rider.
Heated grips and thumb warmers
Heated grips are the biggest cold-weather upgrade you can make to a machine. Match the kit to your handlebar diameter (7/8" or 1") and your throttle type. Twist-throttle kits suit motorcycles and dirt bikes. ATVs and sleds with a thumb throttle need a thumb-throttle kit, ideally paired with a thumb warmer. If you would rather keep your current grips, clamp-on and wrap-style heaters add heat over the top.
Heated clothing: 12V or battery
Decide first how you want your gear powered. 12V pieces wire into your machine for steady heat with no runtime limit, which suits long highway and trail days. Check your machine's charging output before running several 12V pieces at once. 7V battery-powered gear runs on its own, so the same jacket or gloves work on the bike, on the sled or out on the ice. Wear heated layers over a thin moisture-wicking base layer and under your shell to trap the heat where you need it.
Frequently asked questions
Will heated grips fit my machine? Check your handlebar diameter and throttle type. Each kit lists the bar size and whether it is built for a twist or thumb throttle in the product details.
Is 12V or battery heated gear better? 12V gives unlimited runtime while connected to your machine. 7V battery gear is more flexible and works away from it. Pick by how and where you ride.
Do you ship heated gear across Canada? Yes. We ship anywhere in Canada, free shipping on orders over $279.99.
Heating a UTV cab instead? Use our Heater Finder to match an Inferno cab heater to your machine. For sled-specific layers, see snowmobile heated clothing, or finish your kit with snowmobile gloves and electric-lens helmets.