Eskreka Lightweight Heated Vest for Men

Eskreka Heated Vest

Product Details: Fabric Type: Polyester Care Instructions: Machine Wash, Hand Wash Only Origin: Imported

About this Item: ☀ Better for Winter Outdoor Activities - Eskreka heated vest with detachable hood adopts water & wind resistant fabric and quilted lining, making it warm and soft, suitable for outdoor activities in cold-weather like hiking, skiing, fishing, hunting and more. Model height 6.1 feet and wearing a size M.

☀ Warmer with 30% Larger Heating Area - This heating vest has 3 temperature levels adjustable from 110℉ to 140℉. Dual switches allow for controlling the front and rear heating parts separately or simultaneously according to demands. The larger heating area quickly warms up your body, and the heat circulation keeps your head warm through the vest's hood.

☀ Longer Duration with Upgraded Battery Pack - The 2023 new 10,000mAh power bank and 1m USB-Type C charging cord are well packed into a branded carrying bag with zipper. Up to 8 hours of heating time meets your daily use needs. 2 USB & 1 Type C ports are compatible for charging various mobile phone models.

☀ More Fashionable & Functional - The padded outerwear features a stand-up collar, full zip closure, elasticized cuffs and hem, keeping your core warm while freeing up the arms for active use. 2 secure-zip hand pockets safely store your small valuables and help keep your hands warm. A separated inside pocket is provided for placing the power bank.

☀ Safer & Healthier - Eskreka heated jacket helps promote blood circulation and relief pains from rheumatism and muscle strain. Our electric Heated vest has enhanced overheating safety protection; once the temperature exceeds 150℉, the heating system will adjust to a lower level, ensuring safety while keeping you warm. It's a thoughtful Christmas gift for those who have difficulty fighting against cold weather in winter.

Brand Background: It all started with Kevin Pearson's venture to Nunavut. As an outdoor hiking enthusiast, he was amazed at the Inuit's (also known as Eskimo) talent for withstanding the cold. After returning, he invested in an outdoor clothing company, devoted to developing various apparels suitable for all kinds of outdoor activities, especially for cold environments. The brand "Eskreka" was intended to capture the Inuit's talent against cold and bring that ability to everyone.

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