RST Pro Series Paragon 6 Heated CE Gloves - Black

Gloves work well in the cold, giving good heat coverage all around your hands. Generally comfortable, however I noticed a pressure point on my right hand near the third/fourth fingers. Need to make sure they are fully pulled onto the hand to stop this happening. The predicted usage times for each heat setting were pretty accurate. These are more for a few hours ride, rather than long distance touring, unless you carry spare batteries.

Great gloves,warm and waterproof.

These are ace, once I got over the price,(I justified by comparing the price of putting heated grips on all my bikes) tight northerner.
They fit really well, feel chunkier than my sporty gloves but turning gloves should be. The best thing is when you hold your hand in a loose thist like when you're holding the bar, you will feel the heat around the back of your hand, not just in the palm .
This has in crease the length of my riding season as I can get out on cold mornings and commute to work.

Very pleased time for how long they last on different settings seem pretty accurate, easy to adjust settings cuff just right for me to get jacket sleeves inside which i prefer even with my bulky watch. Only dislike fingers a little bit long for me,but would definitely buy again as they extend the length of riding time

3 heat setting, full power has kept my fingers warn when the temperature has been below zero

I've used the RST Pro Series Paragon 6 Heated CE Gloves through the colder months. They mostly deliver on what I expected—keeping my fingers from going numb on winter rides. The heating works, especially on the medium setting, which I find the most practical. However, I was hoping for a bit more warmth overall. They don’t exceptionally provide the heat level I'd prefer on freezing days.
One downside is the comfort. They feel a little bulky, particularly around the wrists where the batteries sit, which can make them awkward to wear under tighter sleeves. The fit isn’t as natural or flexible as I’d like, especially for longer rides.
That said, they prevent my hands from freezing, which is the main goal. However, they are not as warm or comfortable as I expected for the price point. Overall, they are a decent choice, but with some trade-offs.

I wanted a pair of heated gloves for the cold morning rides! Before my hands would hurt from the cold, now they are so toasty. It's an absolute pleasure to ride with warm hands!

These are my 2nd pair as the 1st pair stopped working, after a couple of months. They take a week or two to break in and stretch out. They’re quite bulky . The heating elements are good and keep the all important top of the hands & fingers warm. I use them every weekday commuting and never went above the low setting, when using them with heated grips for the palms. Hands & fingers were proper toasty. Doing a 30 minute commute, each way Mon - Fri the batteries (on the low heat setting) would last the week, just.

Essential winter riding glove. These are my second pair.

Good gloves even if you don't use the heating element of them, the one down side of them is they are a bit fiddly if you want to turn them on whilst you are riding otherwise they are spot on. The fit is good and as expected.

Finally decided to buy myself some new winter gloves and settled on these as they are heated and reduced in a sale. Went out for a long trip recently at temps of approx 3-5'C and found my hands stayed warm. Batteries died after about 4-5 hours on low to middle settings, but by then the temp had risen to about 9'C and the gloves were fine without the heating. Recharging via the included split USB lead, so you can recharge both at the same time off one lead, works well but takes a while. The gloves are quite "thick" when first put on, but seemed to be breaking in nicely by the end of the trip. I have not tried them in the wet.(fair weather rider only!) The little plastic toggle on the wrist part came off, but a little bit of super glue sorted that. Not worth bothering to send them back for such a minor annoyance that's easily fixed. Otherwise, the quality seems very good and overall I am pleased with them. Another good product from Sport Bike Shop, my #1 place for my bike clothing. Always excellent selection and great customer service too. Highly recommended.

The gloves fit well and the heating is superb. The battery charging time is fine and they last for the whole commute to and from work. They are well made and the battery isn't too bulky or heavy when using them. These are well worth the money.

Good quality and price, as usual from RST, perfect fit.

Bought these gloves from the Birmingham store, staff were very helpful.

Pros: good fit and good feeling of controls for a winter gloves quite impress. Drawstring around the cuff keeps the chill out and decent heat with easy controls for the heating elements.

Cons: One of the battery packs failed on the first ride but was replaced straight away by SBS, one of the toggles on the drawstrings came off straight away, just ends up questioning the overall quality.

Overall: Nice pair of gloves that heat well but questionable quality.

OK, everyone is different and what we wear when riding is different. I'm 74 and ride all year round.. Heat wise not bad. Highest setting for a 2 hour ride (naked bikes, RE Classic 350 and BSA Goldstar), slightly disappointed, but, we all experience 'cold' in different ways depending on many factors. Therefore…. Acceptable.
My main concern is that I find the cuff size could be a bigger. diameter I wear Merlin gear over Zerofit base layers with an additional layer of wool jumper (sheep). Nothing heated. I personally found it quite difficult when wearing one glove to pull the other glove cuff over the end of my jacket. The cuff could, in my opinion, be about an inch or so larger in diameter to facilitate this.
Hey ho, nothing in life is perfect!
Ride safe guys and girls!
Chris