Tundra, which is a mitten, and inversion. The inversion were more comfortable but suck, for me, in cold weather. Might get a pair of 1 of the other 2.
KLIM adding HEATED BASELAYERS...
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I would think the Inversion is NOT a winter glove.
Would probably be great in Spring though??
I am ordering a Powercross to try out.
May have had a vest and shirt show up at house today. Red gets toasty. May also have ordered a new cat.Dang
Didn't even see that!
OVERRIDE VEST EFIRE
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$229.99
OVERRIDE VEST EFIRE
Take the ever-popular insulated Override Jacket and remove the sleeves, add in our new eFire system and you get a heated mid-layer vest that’ll add warmth to any shell. With the addition of heated technology for colder days, the Override Vest eFire features two vertical heat panels on the upper chest and one horizontal panel on the upper back for added warmth. The heating element includes three heat modes – low, medium and high – with long-lasting heating filaments powered by a USB-C charged battery inside the vest’s dedicated battery pouch pocket.
WARNING: Do not use this product in locations that can be submerged by water.
WARNING: Avoid using this product during an electrical storm. There may be a remote risk of electric shock from lighting.
WARNING: Electronic devices, including heated gloves, eFire base-layers and vests, can cause interference with avalanche transceivers and diminish your ability to conduct a search or be located. To minimize interference, keep a minimum distance between your electronic devices and your avalanche transceiver as follows: in search mode, 20 inches (50cm) and in transmit mode, 8 inches (20cm). Reference the owner’s manual for your avalanche transceiver for additional information
HEAT SYSTEM
- Heat panels on chest & back (2 upper chest (1 on each side) and 1 horizontal on the mid-upper back)
- Lighted touch button control on upper right chest (out of the way of backpacks straps, easy to access)
- 3 Heat modes: high/medium/low (and off)
- Up to 8 hours on low heat (green light)
- Up to 3.5 hours on medium heat (blue light)
- Up to 2.5 hours on high heat (red light)
- Red-blue-green heat level lighting code
- USB-C battery with LED battery life indicator
- USB-C cable included
- Washer & dryer safe (with battery removed)
- Dedicated battery pocket
- Replacement batteries available
Brilliant if I was selling products. How many days in a row do you want to wear the same base layer compared to midlayer? A thin heated vest that didn’t add much warmth unless on would be something I’d be interested in. If the vest is warm by itself I would probably end up stuffing it in my pack early in the day like I do with my midlayer jacket.
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klim is worth the money for the essential gear that perform well that can't readily be had from repurposing from other uses. I guess really mostly only the suits and boots. If I needed heated gear I'd get a $100 vest from Amazon.
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