The British motorcycle clothing company Keis Apparel has introduced a new heated body warmer using UltraFlex technology.
The first in a new line of heated motorcycle clothing from Keis, the heated body warmer is made to keep riders warm during rides in the chilly winter months.
The UltraFlex panels of the clothing are four-way flexible, allowing them to maintain the wearer’s or rider’s body in a body-hugging shape.
In a press release, Keis explains this “body-hugging.” According to Keis, the finest outcomes come from gently rubbing warm garments against the body. If it is too loose or too tight, which can result in sores, it is less effective.
The body warmer was made of spandex and chinlon. Chinlon is a synthetic material that can wick away moisture and is “known for its strength and durability,” according to Keis. Of course, spandex makes you more flexible.
The most recent bodywarmer generation, according to Keis, has roughly three times the heating power of older generations. It comes with the required wiring loom and is designed to be linked to the motorcycle’s battery.
