I have never tested heated gear but they starts to get more common up here. Some people even use them in the summer. It’s hard to tell how cold it is by looking at the video. I don’t know if you’re using celsius or fahrenheit degrees, but 12 fahrenheit is pretty cold 🥶 The coldest I had on my trip in Norway summer 2022 was 1 degrees celsius it’s about 33.8 degrees fahrenheit.Luckily it was for a short time in the morning. 😅
Celsius here, it was cold. Yeah I love using my heated gear on very cold days, so comfortable to ride, and no extremities feeling cold, only the nose when the visor is up. Makes a massive difference when riding in the winter, I remember being based in Faslane and use to hate the long ride down south to Portsmouth to get the boat home on leave, as I always wanted my motorcycle when home. But the journey down around December and January depending what watch I was, layering up was unbearable, because if you got cold when fully layered, then that was it, you couldn't get warm, with heated gear no issues with staying warm. It is fantastic for winter.
@@BeanieBiker_AutisticRider It’s mostly more moisture and windy in costal areas that’s makes it chillier. Also the length you stay outside is important. A couple of minutes or a couple of hours. I also always ride with long johns and long sleeved sweaters even in the summer 🤩
I have never tested heated gear but they starts to get more common up here. Some people even use them in the summer. It’s hard to tell how cold it is by looking at the video. I don’t know if you’re using celsius or fahrenheit degrees, but 12 fahrenheit is pretty cold 🥶 The coldest I had on my trip in Norway summer 2022 was 1 degrees celsius it’s about 33.8 degrees fahrenheit.Luckily it was for a short time in the morning. 😅
Celsius here, it was cold. Yeah I love using my heated gear on very cold days, so comfortable to ride, and no extremities feeling cold, only the nose when the visor is up. Makes a massive difference when riding in the winter, I remember being based in Faslane and use to hate the long ride down south to Portsmouth to get the boat home on leave, as I always wanted my motorcycle when home. But the journey down around December and January depending what watch I was, layering up was unbearable, because if you got cold when fully layered, then that was it, you couldn't get warm, with heated gear no issues with staying warm. It is fantastic for winter.
@@BeanieBiker_AutisticRider It’s mostly more moisture and windy in costal areas that’s makes it chillier. Also the length you stay outside is important. A couple of minutes or a couple of hours. I also always ride with long johns and long sleeved sweaters even in the summer 🤩