Heated Clothing

[cspot]

Now with the lithium batteries there are all kinds of heated clothing. Socks, pants, coats, hats, gloves etc. I know years ago I had heated socks but the batteries would cost you a fortune and you couldn't control the heat. Now with rechargeable batteries it is alot more appetizing. Plus as I get older, I get colder easier.

Anyone use any of this stuff? Any recommendations.

 

[at1010]

Now with the lithium batteries there are all kinds of heated clothing. Socks, pants, coats, hats, gloves etc. I know years ago I had heated socks but the batteries would cost you a fortune and you couldn't control the heat. Now with rechargeable batteries it is alot more appetizing. Plus as I get older, I get colder easier.

Anyone use any of this stuff? Any recommendations.

My buddy has the Milwaukee vest and stuff. He loves it!! I haven’t yet tried anything but I’m interested.

 

[Chancegriffis]

I have the black Milwaukee heated hoodie! It’s badass for about two hours lol

 

[Tommy g]

Pnuma has some pretty good stuff.
You just have to have an extra battery. I will be using it this week while hunting in Piketon.

Heated Core™: Cold Weather Comfort for Hunters and Outdoorsmen

Shop Heated Core™ heated underwear, base layers, and vests—ideal for hunting, skiing, and ice fishing. Rechargeable heated thermal underwear built for the cold.

pnumaoutdoors.com

 

[Cheezemm52]

Now with the lithium batteries there are all kinds of heated clothing. Socks, pants, coats, hats, gloves etc. I know years ago I had heated socks but the batteries would cost you a fortune and you couldn't control the heat. Now with rechargeable batteries it is alot more appetizing. Plus as I get older, I get colder easier.

Anyone use any of this stuff? Any recommendations.

I'll check the knockoff I got from Amazon and post later. It didn't cost a whole lot and it will last for about 4-6 hours on low. That's a whole lot longer than I can last in the blind in January. It works but the one I have adds a ton of bulk and needs a layer under it and over it to eliminate the swishy sound. I bet there are less bulky models, but it extends the time I can stay in the field when it's less than 25 degrees.

 

[Cheezemm52]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08GLJ4DSR?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

If you choose this, I would recommend going 1-2 sizes up. They run small, there's a $30 off coupon going on it right now so I think it's about $70 with tax.

 

[Bighoun52]

I have some knock off heated socks from Amazon. Love em for very cold days. Rechargeable batteries. Feet never get hot, but never get cold either. No idea on the brand

 

[mike hunt]

I bought the Milwaukee vest and jacket, haven't tried it yet. I would be interested in some heated socks

 

[RedCloud]

I have an Arris heated fleece vest. Has 3 zones and each zone has it's own temperature setting so you can have the ability to adjust as you need to each zone.

I also have a pair of wool socks that take a rechargeable battery pack. The 3 levels of temperature are controlled on the battery pack. They work great. With the boots I wear in late season not enough air gets inside the boot and with hot toes they won't work without air to keep them activated.

Both items have definitely extended my hunting time when it gets cold. Also helps when your out clearing snow from walks and driveways.

 

[LonewolfNopack]

I bought the heater body suit. It's been key for me and no batteries needed.

 

[Hedgelj]

I bought the heater body suit. It's been key for me and no batteries needed.

I'm an IWOM fan myself

 

[cspot]

I bought the heater body suit. It's been key for me and no batteries needed.

I have the Artic Shield version of it. I love it and it is very warm. It is a bit bulky though.

 

[bowhunter1023]

@CJD3, some additional feedback here for you.