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Heated Apparel & Cold Weather Gear

Heated apparel and cold weather gear: battery-powered heated gloves, jackets, hoodies, socks and vests for cold hikes, hunts and winter outings.

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Heated Apparel and Cold Weather Gear

Heated apparel is clothing with built-in heating elements that run on a battery. This collection covers heated clothing for the hands, feet and torso, worn for outdoor activities in cold conditions.

Product types in this collection

  • Heated gloves: the ThermaPulse heated gloves for the hands.
  • Heated socks: the ThermaStride heated socks for the feet.
  • Heated jacket: the ThermaCore heated jacket, an outer layer for the torso.
  • Heated hoodie: the GlowLoom heated hoodie, a casual layer with a hood.
  • Heated vest: the EmberVest heated vest, a sleeveless layer that leaves the arms free.

What to compare

The first point is the power source: check the battery type, how it is carried and whether it is included. Next, compare the garment type against the activity. A vest suits layering and arm movement, while a jacket covers more of the body. Gloves and socks need an accurate size for comfort and fit. Also compare the number of heat settings, the materials, and the washing instructions, since garments with electrical parts usually have specific care steps.

Typical use settings

Heated apparel is worn on cold hikes, during hunts, at winter sporting events and on outdoor work or commuting days. Many people use it as one layer within a larger cold weather clothing system, combined with base layers and an outer shell.

Frequently asked questions

They contain heating elements built into the fabric, connected to a battery pack. Pressing a control switches the garment on and selects a heat setting where settings are offered. The battery is carried in a pocket or compartment.

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