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Goodbye clammy fingers - Racer brings heated bike gloves

Even hardened year-round mountain bikers are often plagued by cold fingers in winter. The French glove and protector manufacturer Racer now offers the "E Glove 2", a heated rescue from cow hail and the like. Its iR-Warm® heating system ensures a longer battery life and therefore up to six hours of cozy warmth thanks to the intelligent temperature control.

Even hardened year-round mountain bikers are often plagued by cold fingers in winter. The French glove and protector manufacturer Racer now offers the "E Glove 2", a heated rescue from cow hail and the like. Its iR-Warm® heating system ensures a longer battery life and therefore up to six hours of cozy warmth thanks to the intelligent temperature control.

The new "E Gloves 2" from French glove and protector manufacturer Racer feature the new, intelligent heating system 2.0, which was designed and manufactured entirely in France. The new iR-Warm® system was developed by Racer's research and development center. The heating circuit is now controlled by a microprocessor that regulates the temperature of the glove, ensuring a longer battery life.

Together with the bio-medical research center of the French army, Racer was able to carry out tests and bring this new technology to market maturity. The controls have been completely redesigned to offer better ergonomics. In addition, the heating and battery operating time can be set more precisely thanks to a new charge level indicator.

The heating system offers up to six hours running time on the lowest setting, 4.5 hours on the medium setting and up to three hours on the highest setting. The "E Glove 2" have padding reinforcements, silicone strips on the palm and a touch index and consist of a permanently water-repellent softshell surface, a Clarino palm and a polar fleece lining. They are available in sizes XS/6 - S/7 - M/8 - L/9 - XL/10 - XXL/11 - XXXL/12 and are now also available in Switzerland.

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