Heated Clothing Review | Vests, Apparel, EAY

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What's the deal with heated apparel? Is heated clothing a waste of money or too gimmicky to bring along? In this video, I review heated clothing and show why there's one item that always comes with me in cold weather.
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@TreemendousTraveler 2 года назад

Great video Brian. I've always been skeptical of these type of clothing, but might have to just try it out like you did.

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

It’s come a long way, I’m a believer!

@58kevinsmith 2 года назад

Great review Brian and spot on. Core temperature (inc neck) is what is most crucial to staying warm. Your point regarding the importance of regulating body temperature is also very important advice. I winter hike and backpack and it is dangerous to sweat. A vest makes for quick and easy temperature regulation without having to stop and peel off layers (only to have to put them back on again when exerting more effort). Plus the vest frees up your arms for better movement rather than dealing with a bulky coat Very valuable advice and well explained (as usual) thanks 👍👍

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

Spot on! Your experience shows, thanks for contributing!

@MotosAllotmentGarden Год назад

Great review, just the information i needed, Thanks you

@DIYOutdoorLife Год назад

Thank you!

@shybear417 Год назад

You are just so informative (and likable)!

@DIYOutdoorLife Год назад

Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate you watching!

@AH-st1my 2 года назад

Great representation of this product. You are very well spoken. Thanks again

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

I really appreciate that, glad it helped! -Brian

@CosmoWeems 2 года назад

Great presentation Brian. I agree its wonderful they used off the shelf batteries. Thanks for another interesting video! =Cosmo

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

No replacement for the high quality wool I saw in your last video! Stay toasty!

@pkarowic 2 года назад

I bought an electric vest a few years ago very similar to what you are wearing. I also bought electric socks and gloves. I use all of these when I do snow blowing up here in Alberta Canada. I go out and clear snow at -35c and with a wind, very very cold I'll tell you. I'm usually outside for an hour or two. Having all the electric clothing I mentioned makes it all the more tolerable. I use the vest when I camp late into the fall for those cooler mornings. Great info.

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

Really great info to hear, seems like you put them to work! I always appreciate real user feedback, thank you!

@utahiker 2 года назад

Thanks for the great review. I have raynaud’s syndrome so have to keep my core warm. I have the heated jackets by the other companies with the proprietary battery connectors. I plan on ordering this vest.

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

You’ll end up saving a lot of money on batteries. Thanks for watching!

@jaimecaldwell3605 2 года назад

If I still lived up north, this looks like it'd be a must have!

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

It’s pretty nice 😀

@WisconsinWanderer 2 года назад

Thanks for this review I plan on buying this vest since I am a van dweller.

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

Sure is nice. Love the van life, do you use a diesel heater or just bundle up?

@WisconsinWanderer 2 года назад

@@DIYOutdoorLife Up here I definitely go Webasto!!

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

@Wisconsin Wanderer haha… hard to beat!

@gerhardk98 2 года назад

Motorcycle rider and have been using electric clothing for 10 years and am a fan. I have an electric vest, heated seat and handlebar grips. 👍

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

All must haves! When you’re shopping for gear, you see a lot of it is advertise for motorcycles. I just put a few dozen miles on the four wheeler today and it was a must-have!

@neverwin2518 2 года назад

Bringing the heat with this vid!

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

🔥

@gregorysweet2912 Год назад

Thanks

@DIYOutdoorLife Год назад

thank you for watching!

@KBDProductionsTV 9 месяцев назад

Clicked the Like Button, thanks

@DIYOutdoorLife 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for watching!

@nickaxe771 Год назад

Wish I could find out max current draw with these vests....so I would know if I can plug into my motorcycle USB outlet safely. Using battery's is a bit of a no no for me. I am not interested in buying very expensive motorcycle vests such as KEIS.

@DIYOutdoorLife Год назад

Since it draws on a standard USB, it has a max draw of 3 A at 5 V. Typically it draws considerably less than this, fine to use with USB.

@KBDProductionsTV 9 месяцев назад

Just a heads up, your links don't work anymore.

@DIYOutdoorLife 9 месяцев назад

Thank you, here's the updated link amzn.to/3QhjIXn I will update it in the description, the links keep changing

@nicolasquevillon8844 Год назад

What would you choose for northern climate ? A heated vest or heated jacket ?

@DIYOutdoorLife Год назад

I’m a big fan of the vest. When it gets cold, you can put a coat over top of the vest to trap more heat in. I try to get mine pretty well fitted for that reason. Good luck, stay warm!

@jondavis7185 2 года назад

I can't seem to find your description of the vest name / make....what is it again...EA ?

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

The link is in the video description. On a phone it’s the down arrow below the video “V” and on a PC it says “show more” Then just click the link, hope this helps!

@DIYOutdoorLife 2 года назад

amzn.to/3eTraWh

@nixquev Год назад

Can't really get this one in Canada. Thanks for the review though!

@DIYOutdoorLife Год назад

Look for a quality one, lot of dirt cheap stuff out there. The new heated clothing is nice for sure.

@nixquev Год назад

@@DIYOutdoorLife Hard to find anything that doesn't have a proprietary connector :( Project farm reviewed heating jackets (not vests) and Ororo performed well even with the low price, may go for that :/

@DIYOutdoorLife Год назад

@@nixquevif you don’t mind, circle back and let me know what you think, I was going to give them a try.

@djpaul146 Год назад

My usb cable come completely off and my jacket only lasted 3 weeks

@DIYOutdoorLife Год назад

Thank you!! I had nothing but solid reviews last year. You are not the first person that had an issue with the new productions, some had battery problems. I got some new vests to test that I have a new recommendation.