Holds a fair amount of stuff, pack it up well, roll your stuff and enjoy the extra room when your expand the sides. It took me about 5 minutes to install it on my Ryker, stays strong in the winds & has outer pockets that add room. I can expand and zip back up easily & throw it over my shoulder of I'm packing for a trip. I love the double cover with the bungee net on top plus clips. I didn't use the claw straps bcz I didn't know what they're for but they're strong & all the straps are adjustable. I take a lot with me when I ride and this holds a lot plus because of it's size you can put more on top of it and bungee it down on top. Definitely cover it with the included rain cover because the water will get in if you don't. The elastic on the cover is strong enough to stay on when you're riding as long as you're not in bad gusts of wind. I'm very happy I got this. The value is amazing especially compared to other bags or brand specific bike bags and you get more for your money. The zippers are strong and slide easily. Just be careful the first few times especially if you're filling the bag tight with stuff. Make sure the zippers are aligned so they find their natural place after being in shipping packaging. Easy to use and easy to install.
I’ve been using the KEMIMOTO ApexR Electric Golf Push Cart for several rounds now, and I can confidently say it’s one of the best golf investments anyone can ever make. This cart completely changes the walking golf experience—in the best way possible. The standout feature for me is the long range remote control. It’s incredibly responsive with almost no lag, allowing me to guide the cart smoothly across fairways and around obstacles without constantly walking back and forth. It really keeps the pace of play relaxed and enjoyable, especially due to the variable speeds. The Power Assist Mode is another huge win. When I want more control in tighter areas or on uneven paths, I can simply guide it and it matches my walking speed perfectly. It feels intuitive and makes navigating crowded or narrow sections of the course effortless. Performance-wise, this thing is a beast. The dual 240W motors provide plenty of torque, easily handling hills and uneven terrain without slowing down—even with a fully loaded bag. I’ve taken it up some pretty steep inclines, and it never struggled once. Battery life is also impressive. I’ve comfortably gotten through 2 complete rounds on a single charge, which means no stress about running out of power mid-round. The removable battery is convenient to charge, and easy to disengage when not in use. I also appreciate the thoughtful design details. It folds down quickly and compactly, making it easy to fit in my trunk, and the IPX5 water resistance means I don’t have to worry about morning dew or light rain. The LED display and USB-C port are nice modern touches that add to the overall premium feel. Overall, this cart delivers on every level—performance, convenience, and durability. If you enjoy walking the course but want to eliminate the strain of carrying or pushing your bag, this is absolutely worth it. Highly recommend!
For the price they’re great! The quick disconnect couplers are great. Connects to your phone easily for remote control. I definitely recommend for anyone looking for budget whip lights.
Got these cob led whips cause they have an easier to look at light output. Not as bright as the smd led setup but they still have great visibility at night. Remote is cool but as others have mentioned the colors aren’t exactly true. No big deal for me as the app Magic Lantern fixed that for me. In the trails I don’t think I’ll carry the remote with me anyway. I used the kemimoto spring bases with this install.
These gloves are warm, and the battery is an added bonus to get and keep them toasty. I’ve only been able to try them in the house because it just hasn’t been cold enough to wear outside yet where I live. I am confident they will be quite comfortable out in the elements. The quality of the gloves feels great. The large is a little big for my hands, but not overly big. I don’t know if that makes a difference or not, but I was not able to do anything on my iPad screen while wearing them. The price for these makes them more of an investment. Don’t expect to use your device’s screen with these on. At least that’s my experience.
These pants are awesome for cold weather! They are waterproof, comfortable, and super warm. The knees are padded which is excellent when you're outside on a cold day. The material and zippers are quality material and the pants are well-made. There are plenty of pockets and they fit nicely following the sizing chart. The battery lasts a long time and the controls are straightforward. I used these to keep warm fishing the other night in 40 degree weather and they kept me warm for hours. I definitely recommend.
This Kenimoto heated seat cushion is awesome! It is very high quality, lightweight, and really works! It heats up in only a couple minutes, and gets VERY warm. It has high quality tactile button controls, with 3 heat levels, that even light up, and you can turn the light back off to remain stealthy. The back and bottom heated sections can even be controlled independently. It has adjustable buckled straps to attach it to a tree or hunting stand. It also has straps so that it can support your back (like a chair) if you don't have anything to lean it up against. It comes with a high quality 10,000 mAh rechargable battery, but doesn't include a charger. The instructions mention an included cable, but the cable on mine is permanently attached inside the seat cushion. However, the battery can be recharged with any USB phone charger cable. You can also use other battery banks that you already own, as long as they have a USB-out plug. The attached battery pocket is larger than the included battery, so it will accommodate many other batteries. It also comes with a large, detailed, easy to read instructions pamphlet, which is rare for most items these days. This heated seat is going to be a real game changer for my deer hunting season. It can also be used for outdoor sporting events, camping, or fishing! I seriously love this thing! It's a bit pricey (currently C$169.99), but it is a high quality item and is absolutely worth the price tag. I would give it 6 stars if I could!
The KEMIMOTO Heated Wool Blend Socks are a great option for keeping feet comfortable during cold-weather activities. The wool-blend material feels warm and soft, while the heated function adds an extra level of comfort when temperatures really start to drop.
The smart temperature control through the app is one of my favorite features. Being able to adjust the heat level from my phone is much more convenient than having to constantly reach down and change settings manually. It also makes it easier to find the right temperature depending on how cold it is or how active I’m being.
The socks have a comfortable fit and work well with winter boots. I like that the heating is designed to provide warmth without making the socks feel excessively bulky. They’re useful for outdoor walks, hiking, skiing, watching outdoor sports, camping, or simply spending time outside during colder weather.
Highlights:
* 🔥 App-controlled heating makes it easy to adjust warmth without removing your shoes or gloves.
* 🧦 Wool-blend construction provides additional warmth and comfort in cold weather.
* 📱 Smart temperature control allows more precise adjustment based on personal comfort.
* ❄️ Great for winter activities such as hiking, skiing, camping, outdoor sports, and everyday cold-weather use.
The KEMIMOTO heated socks are a convenient upgrade for anyone who regularly deals with cold feet during winter. The combination of a warm wool blend and adjustable app-controlled heating makes them versatile for both everyday use and outdoor activities. A comfortable and practical choice for staying warm when temperatures drop. Highly recommended!
These gloves are the truth but make sure you order a size up from what you originally order so that way your hands have enough room To ride comfortably ok. Keeps those hands warm nice and thick too. And the looks and quality is nice too. When you can afford the big names try these out from kemimoto you won't be disappointed. Best value for the money and easy to use too
Feels very comfy and soft inside. Warms up nicely and cant wait to try it when the weather gets colder than 50 degrees F. The battery sticks out or is a little bulky but not very noticeable while riding. The two areas and the 3 different levels is easy to turn on and adjust on the go. The main gripe is the palm protection is soft and the dexterity isnt as good as some other brands.
I was looking for some winter-weight motorcycle gloves, and I thought I’d try these. I have had other Kemimoto motorcycle accessories and have always had good luck with that brand. They make good quality at an affordable price. These gloves keep that pattern going.
There was no size guide on the product page, but I went to the KemiMoto store page on the Amazon site and used the size guide there. I chose size XL based on the size guide, and they fit me well, so the size guide seems to be accurate.
These gloves have quite a few features packed into them that make for a good winter glove. They have cuffs that are long enough to go over the end of your jacket sleeves. They have a cinch strap around the wrist and that tightens with a buckle. They have a plastic knuckle, and touch screen finger tips on the index finger and thumb that actually work. Of course, they are gloves so you won’t have the dexterity of a bare finger, but they do work well.
Their main trick is that they are battery powered for heating and have two heating zones: the palm area and the top of your hand (they call it the Back). For each zone, there is a separate button that lights up a different color for one of the three possible heating levels - Red, blue, and green. The heat levels are very good - high heat is way hotter than you will likely use. They are powered by a 3000mAh battery in each glove. This battery is charged using a standard USB-C cable (supplied). I timed the run time of the batteries. With both heat zones on full, it lasted 3 hours, with both zones on low, the battery lasted about 6 hours and 15 minutes. With just the palm heating on low, it lasted an insane 24 hours. In any case, the claim of up to 6 hours of run time is well supported. For my use, where I have heated grips on my motorcycle, and I will only heat the top of the glove, I should get well more than 6 hours from them.
One note - along with the buttons that control the heating, these gloves also have a magnetic connection that is used to power the gloves by an external 12v power source. The cables to do that are not provided with this model of the glove. I have seen other KemiMoto gloves that do have this capability, but since the cabling is not provided with this glove, and that feature is not mentioned anywhere in the description, it is clear that this feature is not intended to be used with this model. It is likely they just saved a bit of money by being able to make a single style glove that can be used with, or without, the external 12V power source.
The “Off white” color gloves also have a reflective outline on the fingers, made to look like finger bones (or a skeleton). I didn’t really notice this in the website photos, but I can see that it is clearly visible now I am looking. If you don’t want this skeleton look, be sure to choose the plain black color.
Like the other KemiMoto motorcycle products I have, they seem to be well made of good quality materials. Stitching all looks good. They are fleece-lined. It’s summer right now, so I can’t test out their cold weather performance, but they seem well padded and insulated, and with the available heating, I have no doubt they will be a good choice for a cold winter’s day ride.
If you are after a pair of heated cold weather riding gloves with touch screen-sensitive tips for a decent price, they should not disappoint you.
I’m giving these gloves four stars for how impressed I am with them out of the box. This is an initial impression type of review.
These gloves feel great. They are typical weight and feel(without battery installed) of a high quality winter riding glove. I’m most familiar with motorcycle gloves but I believe this should be about the same for SxS, ATV and pretty much any open cab/exposed outdoor motor sports type vehicle.
If you’ve never worn gloves like these you’ll definitely want to give yourself some time to get accustomed to them. They are a little bulky. I haven’t owned a pair of winter riding gloves that aren’t. However, without this bulk these gloves would not protect your hands.
These gloves fit my hands almost perfectly. They fit very snugly, almost tight, everywhere except the pinky finger. They have the typical long pinky finger fit issue most gloves have. Maybe it’s my hands, but I’ve never owned a motorcycle glove, winter glove, or work glove that fit perfectly on my pinky finger. The gauntlet style cuff and length of these gloves is just about perfect. The cuff should be able to fit over most riding jacket cuffs. This is a must when trying to retain heat!
These gloves came with simple wiring directions that anyone should be able to follow. The included glove batteries are a game changer in my opinion. I’ve never owned any heated apparel that has this level of versatility. My wife has already claimed these as her gloves for watching high school football this fall!
These gloves are right on point as far as the price is concerned. There are much more expensive options out there but there are few options this affordable that can both be plug in and portable. That takes these to another level of versatility as far as I’m concerned.
I’ll update this review after I’ve put some hours in these gloves. For now I’m very impressed.
Awesome addition but did find a couple small issues. If you have a stock roof on your polaris, the rack will not fit without nothing the roof. This was not in the instructions so you have to just figure it out. I also found that thr top mounting brackets slip(even with the anti slip sleeves thr kit provides). The only way I was able to prevent the mounts from slipping on the bar was to put a self tapper through the brackets into the roll bar.
Other than those small hiccups the rack seems sturdy and works as it should.
I am not going to lie when I start to shop this site I had my doubts but I received the lift put it in very happy with the product I would recommend it and looking forward in the future to try other products
I recently tried the KEMIMOTO heated vest and have been thoroughly impressed. The vest features a super soft liner, making it comfortable for all-day wear. It’s powered by a 10,000mAh lithium-ion power bank that connects via USB, which is super convenient. One of the standout features is how quickly it heats up, and it offers three different heat settings, so you can adjust it to your comfort level. The control buttons are intuitive and bright, and I love that you can turn off the indicator lights while keeping the heat on. The vest is lightweight and slim, making it easy to wear under a jacket during colder months. The only downside I noticed is the placement of the battery pack, which is on the side towards the back. It does create a slight lump, but it’s a minor inconvenience compared to the overall performance. All in all, this vest will be a game-changer for my winter motorcycle rides, and I highly recommend it!
Compared to the other pair of heated socks I own these seem better in a few ways:
1. They have a more robust construction. Similar to a hiking sock they have different stitching and weaves at different points in the sock to better fit the foot.
2. The batteries are bigger
3. They got hotter and warm faster
4. There is a flap that secures the battery in the pocket
5. There is a haptic feedback when you change the heating settings. This is great when you can't look down at the lights
6. There are more places on the foot heated
I wear a size 13 and ordered the XL They go up to the upper calf and are a little tighter than I would prefer. My calves aren't huge but getting them on still takes a little work.
I love that the USB-C interface is used instead of something proprietary. I can charge with my many USB-C chargers. It seems to charge at 12W. I was able to test with a generic power bank and it worked. However I wish the controls were not on the battery so I could use a different battery. Connecting a standard battery does seem to cause heat, but I am not sure at what level....seems like probably high.
These heated socks are a very solid value and have performed much better than several cheaper pairs I have tried over the years. I ride my motorcycle straight through the winter, so having reliable foot warmth is a necessity rather than a luxury, and these insulate well even before you crank up the heat.
Fit, Boot Clearance, and Heat Distribution:
I ordered a Medium, and the fit is nice and snug. For heated gear, a close fit is exactly what you want because it keeps the heating elements tight against your skin and locks warmth inside your boot. Crucially for riding, the socks are tall enough that the battery pouches sit completely clear of the top of my street boots, so there is no uncomfortable pressure or pinching. The heat output spreads evenly across the foot, and the best part is the toe coverage. A lot of budget heated socks place the elements too far down the underside of the foot, leaving your toes freezing in the wind. These wrap heat right around the toes where riders actually need it.
App Control and Battery Life:
The Bluetooth app control is a huge practical convenience for riding. Instead of having to pull over, unzip heavy overpants, and reach down to hit a physical button on the battery cuff, you can check remaining battery levels and adjust heat modes directly on your phone. The two included batteries charge via standard USB-C, meaning no proprietary chargers to keep track of. In real-world commuting, I get about 4 to 5 hours of runtime, which easily covers two days of round-trip rides before needing a plug.
Washability and Minor Gripes:
Care is straightforward because Kemimoto includes a mesh wash bag in the box. You just need to remove the batteries and tuck the charging cables back into the battery pockets before washing. My only real complaint is with the included charging cords. The box includes two individual USB-C charging cables (and no wall brick). While it is great they used standard USB-C, including a single split Y-cable (1 USB to 2 USB-C) would have been much smarter. A split cable takes up only one wall outlet slot to charge both batteries simultaneously and is far easier to travel with.
Overall, the combination of real wool insulation, solid toe heating, boot-clearing fit, and phone-app adjustment makes these an easy recommendation for cold-weather riders or winter outdoor work.
Rating Scale:
5 Stars: Exceeds expectations in both build quality and value.
4 Stars: Meets expectations; a reliable product with good value.
3 Stars: Average. Functional, but contains design compromises.
2 Stars: Poor. Significant flaws or fails to meet primary claims.
1 Star: Avoid. Defective, broken, or dangerously misrepresented.
Works great I still wear layers underneath but overall safety wise I fell on my mt07 going 15-20mph both pants and jacket saved me from major road rash highly recommend
Road home from work to other day and my hands were absolutely freezing. I mentioned this to a coworker and he recommended this item these pair of heated gloves so I bought them and tested them today and they were amazing huge difference. It’s about mid 40s in terms of temperature today and my hands were warm and comfy. It did take a bit getting used to breaking them in a bit in terms of form and fitness but after a while, no problem at all I highly highly highly recommend if you’re riding in cold weather. **** Update**** I’ve added some rubber bands to the battery connector to prevent the connector becoming loose when riding.
These gloves cover all the bases, I have never had a set that had heaters in the palm AND on the back of the hand. It was always one or the other. The batteries seem to last very well, I did get a chance to try them while I was riding at night and was a little cool. I used them on low and they lasted for 4 1/2 hours and only used 1 bar on the battery. The best thing about the gloves I like is the size. I have very large hands and other gloves starting with 2XL only make the palm wider, they do not make the fingers longer. I thought these would be the same way. They are not, the fingers are actually longer and fit my hands better than any other pair of insulated gloves I have. They are tight around the palm and wrist is why I thought they would be too small, but when you get them on, they are perfect. You can see from the picture what comes in the box, the batteries slip into the zippered pocket you can see on the left glove. They came with everything you need, a good instruction book and stitching that seems to be good quality and fully sewn on all seams. The armor on the knuckles is a plus. The only thing I am unsure of is the little bit of plastic on the checkerboard on the palm. I wonder if it will wear faster in the future. It does enhance the grip quite a bit. The power button has a back and palm. I think that these will be the best pair yet. If things change, I will change my review. It is a full recommendation from me.
These KEMIMOTO heated riding gloves are seriously nice. Even without the heating feature, they feel like a proper pair of motorcycle gloves rather than a cheap pair of winter gloves with a heating element stuffed inside. They’re substantial, comfortable, and I really like having the reinforced knuckle protection for riding.
The heating feature is obviously the star of the show. Being able to control the temperature makes a huge difference because cold hands can absolutely ruin an otherwise good ride. I also really like the longer gauntlet-style cuff because it gives you better coverage around the wrist and helps keep cold air from sneaking between your jacket sleeve and glove.
Overall, I’m very impressed with these. KEMIMOTO makes a lot of motorcycle gear and accessories, and these feel like they actually put some thought into what a rider needs instead of just adding heat to a generic glove. They’re protective, comfortable, warm, and still look like legitimate motorcycle gear. Definitely looking forward to getting a lot of use out of these once the temperatures drop.
Heavy Duty! These gloves are made for the road. They have great grip to keep whatever you're driving in control! The heating system on these gloves really stand apart from other gloves. Not only can you keep the front and back of your hands warm, but you have three different heat modes to choose from. Low, medium, and high. Very easy to recharge the batteries, and they last for how long I don't know, they haven't run out yet! You are paying a premium for this gloves, but you are getting premium gloves! I've always had problems getting gloves that are large enough for me. So I went with extra extra large and they fit perfectly! You don't find this option much of the time.
Bottom Line: If you want gloves which will keep you warm in any condition, I highly recommend you give these some serious thought! Not to mention, the gloves with bone hands look cool and stand out! Especially at NIGHT! (Check my pic.)
Love these gloves! They are extremely comfortable. Especially for winter gloves. I’ve had some that are to bulky, not these. They are true to size. They keep your hands warm without the extra bulk. These have heating elements on the palms and the back of your hands. And they heat up quickly. You can control the heat separately in the different zones. In the palm, and the back of the hand. The batteries these gloves use last a long time too. These gloves do come with the option to have them connect directly to your bike so you won’t use the portable battery. I didn’t get that option. They have good armor placement on the knuckles and the bone at the base of your palm. I’m pretty sure there is a small squeegee on the fingers closest to your helmet too. These gloves are legit. I do not think you will be disappointed with these at all. I am a fan of these gloves.
I wanted some heated gloves to use for riding and for the outdoors. These gloves allow you to use either batteries or can be connected to a 12v battery source. The gloves fit accurately to my size and feel soft and comfortable. They were slightly roomy but not loose, which is good for blood circulation. They have protection at the palm and on the top in case you go down. There is a velcro cinch around the wrist to secure them in place and the gauntlet style allows you to tuck in sleeves.
The package includes heated gloves, 2 rechargeable battery packs, 2 USB-C cables, a 12V dual power cable, a power supply cable and some cable ties. So you basically have everything you need to install this on your bike if you want to go the 12V constant power route.
I charged up the batteries and tested the heat settings. The default setting is the hottest, then medium and then the lowest. Press and hold to shut them off. There are two heat zones - the tops of your hands and the palms. I tried them both and individually and immediately I felt warmth that grew hotter over the next couple of minutes.
As per the picture of the instructions, you can see that you could hook these up to your motorcycle's 12v battery and have constant power. No need to worry about batteries running out. However, this means you have to run two separate wires along the length of your bike and then probably up along the handlebars. No thanks!!!! I doubt any biker wants that mess but this might be really great for a snowmobile since that vehicle is dedicated to cold weather riding.
There is a lot of value here and I think these are a solid product. They look great, feel comfortable and should last you a couple years. I would recommend them.
Seems to be well made, the canvas is well put togeather, stiching and pockets look good. Took me an hour to install and the instructions were easy to follow. I wish the canvas was a bit thicker material but for the price I'd say it's a great deal. I'm happy with it.. 4 stars because the canvas could be just a little thicker.
