beat the aprial freeze with this.
Don't get left out in the cold when the weather turns chilly. Keep your body warm this winter while watching your favourite team or just walking the dog. The perfect addition to everyone's wardrobe, it can even relieve aches and pains.
Keep yourself warm during the cold winter periods with this electrically heated fleece vest
Perfect as an over or undergarment
Heats up to 45° C for up to 2 hours
The shell fabric is made of polyester fleece and Nylon lining
Heater elements are situated in the chest area
Requires 6 x AA batteries, not included
Don't get left out in the cold when the weather turns chilly. Keep your body warm this winter while watching your favourite team or just walking the dog. The perfect addition to everyone's wardrobe, it can even relieve aches and pains.
Keep yourself warm during the cold winter periods with this electrically heated fleece vest
Perfect as an over or undergarment
Heats up to 45° C for up to 2 hours
The shell fabric is made of polyester fleece and Nylon lining
Heater elements are situated in the chest area
Requires 6 x AA batteries, not included
no, i think the idea is that it keeps you warm
Just plug yourself in lol
Thanks for posting.
100 battery's for £15
Cue the save the planet brigade
Can someone do the maths?
AA Battery 2500mAh x 6 = 1.5Ah
"Warms" up for 2hrs
How warm can this get really?
Also, something so useless that get's through so many batteries in such a short space of time should be banned on environmental reasons alone.
Put 2 or 3 thin jumpers on and tuck the underlayers in to stop heat escape, job done. Or at least, it's how I stay warm walking the dog on these cold frosty mornings.
This had me in stitches.
Imagine walking around, the high street with a shopping trolley, inside which is a car battery and wires are connected from under your garment, to the battery. Walk into a bank and I'm sure most people would think you are there to blow it up! Walk into an airport and and within seconds you are likely to be "taken down".
Rather than over-volting it, just get a voltage converter, they're cheap enough eg ebay.co.uk/itm…1c0
But for those who have bought one I do have some woolworths redundant stock aa batteries - - so i can do you a deal !!! (Ive been looking for some fools who are easily parted from their money :-)
I'm in the US and see what the TSA make of it
You're talking absolute cow dung!
"oh no car number 5 has caught fire.. No wait.. The Driver is actually on fire! ".... Hehe
But seriously I wouldn't plug myself to a car..
If you wanted to however you could always just attach some resistors to dumb down voltage.
Gilet: decent enough but so far untested for heating, though I really can't believe it's great. Hope to be proved wrong.
Gloves: again, not tested the heating but incredible value even if they fail. Slightly odd shape (little finger too long) and generously sized.
Insoles: for the first time since October I returned from a cycle ride with functioning toes, no chilblains. 2 hours of between 1 and 3C, after which rechargeable batteries were still putting a little heat through. It is only a little (even with fresh batteries), but that is the difference between pain and joy.
Thank you SO much for posting this!
Gilet: decent enough but so far untested for heating, though I really can't believe it's great. Hope to be proved wrong.
Gloves: again, not tested the heating but incredible value even if they fail. Slightly odd shape (little finger too long) and generously sized.
Insoles: for the first time since October I returned from a cycle ride with functioning toes, no chilblains. 2 hours of between 1 and 3C, after which rechargeable batteries were still putting a little heat through. It is only a little (even with fresh batteries), but that is the difference between pain and joy.
Thank you SO much for posting this!