Heated vests

[CJD3]

My daughter wants a heated vest.
I’m looking for any input from this vast resource we call TOO.

I’d like to keep the cost in the $100-200 range and have a battery included.

 

[jagermeister]

My daughter wants a heated vest.
I’m looking for any input from this vast resource we call TOO.

I’d like to keep the cost in the $100-200 range and have a battery included.

I’ve heard / read reviews that say the Pnuma heated vest is pretty good. No first hand experience with it myself though.

 

[Tommy g]

You really can’t go wrong with the pnuma, either vest or the heated base layer. If you go with the base layer get an extra set of batteries. Also the location on the battery pack is a little inconvenient.

 

[Sgt Fury]

I recently saw a heated vest in a local archery shop that was made by Milwaukee. I don’t have any experience with them but apparently they must be gaining popularity with hunters. Anyone have experience with the Milwaukee brand and know how long the battery lasts?

 

[giles]

I recently saw a heated vest in a local archery shop that was made by Milwaukee. I don’t have any experience with them but apparently they must be gaining popularity with hunters. Anyone have experience with the Milwaukee brand and know how long the battery lasts?

That is what they guys at work wear. I've never asked because I'm old school and belive the heat is in the tools. I'll try and remember to ask but they seem very happy with them.

 

[CJD3]

I ended up getting her a Venustas brand.

I see mixed reviews of the Milwaukee.

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[mike hunt]

I bought Milwaukee vest, I'm not sure if it's the greatest thing yet

 

[Dannmann801]

@Buckmaster might have input

 

[Buckmaster]

I used my Milwaukee for 30 minutes in PA last Saturday on low. I could feel the heat. I’m about done for this season.