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Heated Hats & Beanies

Our heated hats and beanies are powered by a 5V rechargeable battery that safely warms your head and ears up to 150°F for 2 to 5.5+ hours on a single charge. Choose from one of three heat settings depending on the temperature; free shipping over $50.


Heated Beanies, Toboggans, and Balaclavas

Available in Men’s & Women’s Styles

Our heated beanie hats are available in a classic knit, and the heated toboggan comes in a ribbed cable-knit style, both with heating panels built directly over both ears. Every heated hat in the lineup uses a stretchy, unisex fit, including styles for both men and women.

5V Rechargeable Battery that Powers Multiple Heat Settings

Every heated winter hat runs on the same 5V rechargeable battery used across ActionHeat's jacket and vest lineup, reaching up to 150°F across 3 heat settings. If you’re a hunter looking to remain undetected, our patented Ghost Mode keeps the heat on while switching off the LED indicator.

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10+ Years of Cold Weather Gear Expertise

ActionHeat has built heated hats for men and women since 2014 and ships every piece of heated headwear with a 1-year warranty on electrical components and garment materials/construction, plus 90 days on batteries and chargers. Free shipping kicks in over $50, and returns stay open for 30 days.

FAQs

Yes, heated beanies genuinely add warmth beyond what a regular knit hat provides. A thin heating panel built into the band or lining is powered by a rechargeable battery, warming your head and ears at the touch of a button. Combined with the knit or fleece material, it delivers real, adjustable heat, not just insulation.
ActionHeat's heated hats reach up to 150°F on the highest of three heat settings. You can dial the temperature down for milder days or crank it up for deep cold, all controlled with a single button on the hat or battery pack. The heating panel wraps across the forehead and ears, the areas that lose heat fastest in cold weather.
Yes, heated hats and beanies are safe when used as directed. They run on low-voltage, UL-certified rechargeable batteries with adjustable heat settings, so you control exactly how much warmth you get. Always follow the care instructions, and avoid falling asleep with the hat turned on.
For maximum warmth, look at construction and coverage rather than the beanie alone. The ActionHeat 5V Battery Heated Cable Knit Hat pairs a thick knit shell with heating panels up to 150°F, and pairing it with a heated neck gaiter or scarf adds coverage for your ears and neck too.
To turn on a heated beanie, press and hold the power button on the hat or battery pack for two to three seconds until the LED lights up. Press the button again to cycle through the heat settings, shown by the LED color, until you reach your preferred warmth.