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<blockquote data-quote="H82bogey" data-source="post: 192220" data-attributes="member: 1372">I bought a heated vest from the warming store a couple years ago.&nbsp; Has a rechargeable battery and 3 different heat settings.&nbsp; I found it works sufficient.&nbsp; I wouldn't say it works great! Seems to me it has a short battery life.&nbsp; I think about 2 hours on the high setting and 4-5 on the low setting, but the low setting doesn't produce enough heat when it is really cold.&nbsp; Also, the heating coils inside the vest, are only located on certain parts, so the entire vest doesn't heat up, just the area with the coils.&nbsp; I find that if I have the correct layers and the added heat, it gets the job done for a couple hours and it helps keep the layers warm, but I think there could be some improvements on it. I do like the vest style though, because it is very thin and doesn't add bulk in the arms/shoulders and still allows me to draw a bow freely.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="H82bogey, post: 192220, member: 1372"] I bought a heated vest from the warming store a couple years ago. Has a rechargeable battery and 3 different heat settings. I found it works sufficient. I wouldn't say it works great! Seems to me it has a short battery life. I think about 2 hours on the high setting and 4-5 on the low setting, but the low setting doesn't produce enough heat when it is really cold. Also, the heating coils inside the vest, are only located on certain parts, so the entire vest doesn't heat up, just the area with the coils. I find that if I have the correct layers and the added heat, it gets the job done for a couple hours and it helps keep the layers warm, but I think there could be some improvements on it. I do like the vest style though, because it is very thin and doesn't add bulk in the arms/shoulders and still allows me to draw a bow freely. [/QUOTE]

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