Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller Item # 840176

Description
The troller comes with a 32" Battery Harness with covered fuse holder. The troller is protected from shorts, overloads, reverse polarity, and water. The dual portable troller uses the coax connector. It is a 16 AWG wire and a SPT-1 automotive grade overmold that is designed for -40 degree F temperature.
Notes:
- Each rider must have their own Heat-Troller
Part Numbers for Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller
Reviews
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Erin from
Holy Wires Batman
I bought the First Gear jacket not knowing I needed the controller to get the most out of the heat. I could not believe how much wire you have going on by the time you plug this into both ports and the bike. I ride with sport style gear, I have nowhere to put all of this wire and the large unit its self. I stuffed it all in the pocket of the jacket, set it to high and then throw my jacket over it. I am going to get the holder for it and run a paracord down below my jacket or something. I suppose I could get the bluetooth controller and solve alot of these issues but I dont trust bluetooth for something like this that keeps me going on long rides in bad weather. Also for some reason First Gear decided to price everything so high now I dont feel these products are worth the price, not saying they arent good.
Date published: 2025-06-09
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Eddie from
Works great, but bulky and expensive
No complaints in its effectiveness. Just too bulky and expensive. For something that simple and that size I’d expect to pay 1/4 of the price.
But I can’t complain about its quality or operation. It’s flawless in that regard.
Date published: 2022-10-09
Questions
For the single or dual heat-troller, to clarify, is the purpose of the dual to accommodate 2 passengers or is it needed to just control more than one heated piece of clothing for the single rider? Eg; gloves in addition to shirt.
The Dual Troller is to control more than one piece of heated equipment per rider. Each rider needs their own Troller.
Date published: 2024-03-28