ActionHeat heated jackets reach up to 150°F across 3 heat settings to keep you warm all winter long. The lightweight heating panels are powered by a rechargeable battery that runs 2-5+ hours per charge. Shop our heated coats built for hunting, work, NFL games, and everyday cold.
FAQs
Yes, heated jackets are safe to wear when used as directed. ActionHeat jackets run on UL-certified, third-party tested batteries and carbon fiber heating panels with a moisture-sealed design. Three heat settings cap the temperature at 150°F, so always follow the included care and safety instructions.
Yes, if you spend time outdoors in cold weather. Unlike a regular coat that only traps body heat, a heated jacket actively generates warmth from a rechargeable battery, so you can wear fewer bulky layers and adjust the heat to match your activity.
Heated jackets use built-in carbon fiber panels powered by a rechargeable battery pack. The panels sit in the lining near the chest and back to warm your core, and a button on the jacket lets you switch between heat settings, up to 150°F.
Yes, heated jackets are allowed in carry-on and checked luggage. The battery pack itself must travel in your carry-on bag, not checked luggage, and should be powered off before it goes through TSA/airport security screening.
Remove the battery pack first, then machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. Use a mild detergent with no bleach or fabric softener, secure the wires and zippers beforehand, and lay the jacket flat to dry. Never machine dry, iron, or dry clean it.
Yes, heated jackets are allowed at most NFL stadiums. They run on rechargeable batteries, so check your stadium's bag and electronics policy ahead of game day, since rules vary by venue.
Ghost Mode lets you keep the heat on while turning off the garment's LED light. It's a patent-pending feature activated with a single switch, useful for hunters or anyone who wants to stay warm without a visible light giving away their position.