Heated Grips

[CrappieAttitude]

My dad is looking for some heated grips for his Grizzly. I was wondering if anyone could throw out some suggestions as to what kind he should get. I think he is looking for the whole grip style instead of the heat strip kind that goes under your original grips. I don't know much about them, and would be curious as to what information you all would be willing to give.

Thanks,

CA

[SomethingFishy*]

Visit "symtec-inc" They have a HSOforum. I would buy either the 2 or 4 zone winter pack. I have the 4-zone as it has 2 accesory plug in ports which are nice to have for your "extras" I have a Heated seat that plugs in and also a heated shield for my helmet.

I have used "other" heated grips and these are the only ones I have been satisfied with, they have 5 settings for level of heat.

[Roofer]

I'll second the Symtec. Great company. I believe cabelas sells them also, along with dennis kirk.

[CrappieAttitude]

 Originally Posted By: SomethingFishy

Visit "symtec-inc" They have a HSOforum. I would buy either the 2 or 4 zone winter pack. I have the 4-zone as it has 2 accesory plug in ports which are nice to have for your "extras" I have a Heated seat that plugs in and also a heated shield for my helmet.

I have used "other" heated grips and these are the only ones I have been satisfied with, they have 5 settings for level of heat.

I don't think he would be a huge fan of the big pack with the extra ports. His winter riding is limited to ice fishing and cold deer seasons. Basically all he is looking for is a decent well respected product line. I looked at the symtec options and it looks like they have a couple to choose from. I noticed that they were priced pretty decently. I was thinking they would be running in the $100 range, but they had a couple in the $40 range. My brother lives in Rush City and is a stones throw from Dennis Kirk. I might send him over that way to take a look.

Thanks,

CA

[SomethingFishy*]

Like you mentioned symtec has some of the more basic packs as well, all good quality. i liked the accesorie options for things like GPS, spotlight, etc.

[SnoManX]

I bought some Moose grips at the local dealer for $34. They worked awesome this winter and were easy to install. They only have three settings - high, low and off. They come with a nice "rocker style" switch which is low profile and looks nicer than the "aluminum toggle" switch in my opinion.

[CrappieAttitude]

My brother went into Dennis Kirk and they carried the moose brand. They didn't carry the symtec name. My dads B-day is coming up in a few days and we are planning a ride the 12th of April. It would be nice to get him the gift before we head out. Any other places to look. I am in the brainerd area and my brother lives in the Rush City area. Thanks for the input thus far.

CA

[Jim Almquist]

Check out Soderblooms

Plus they are a sponsor of the Duluth forum

[Roofer]

The moose heated grips are symtec. Moose doesn't make any of their own products. They are all made by other companies with a moose sticker on them. Sorry, I should have mentioned that earlier.

[Roofer]

 Originally Posted By: jimalm

Check out Soderblooms

Plus they are a sponsor of the Duluth forum

Even better yet. They should be in here promoting their products they sell if they are a sponsor.

[jltimm]

I've had Symtecs winter pac for 2.5 years. I had two of them go out on me,the right and left, but after an e-mail to the company they sent me 2 new ones out right away. Great product backed with excellent customer service.