Men’s 8-Zone Heated Winter Jacket

Add adjustable warmth to your cold-weather layers with this men’s heated jacket in Medium. The supplier lists eight carbon-fiber heating zones, including collar heating, controlled by a chest power button.

Product details

• Size: Medium. Garment measurements and the sizing system are not supplied; check the manufacturer’s size chart before ordering.
• Heating: Eight supplier-listed carbon-fiber heating zones and three adjustable heat levels. Exact zone locations and operating temperatures are not specified.
• Shell: Polyester outer fabric, described by the supplier as wind-resistant; windproof testing is not provided.
• Lining: Supplier-described silver Mylar thermal lining. Complete material composition and insulation fill details are not supplied.
• Battery: A 10,000 mAh battery pack is listed as included. The supplier calls it certified, but the certification standard and documentation are not supplied.
• Packaging: Gift box, according to the supplier.

Supplier-estimated runtime

• Low: up to 8–9 hours.
• Medium: up to 5–6 hours.
• High: up to 3–3.5 hours.

Actual runtime depends on temperature, heat setting, battery condition, and use. The supplier also lists device-charging capability; confirm output ports and compatibility before connecting a phone. Charging time, required charger, and included charging accessories are not specified.

Use and care

The supplier lists overheat protection, short-circuit protection, and a “smart cooling mode.” Technical details and independent test documentation are not supplied; these claims do not guarantee protection from every electrical or heat-related risk. Follow the manufacturer’s battery and heated-garment instructions.

The supplier describes hand- or machine-washable construction, but the required preparation, wash settings, and drying method are not supplied. Confirm the model-specific care instructions before washing and do not wash the battery pack.

Weatherproofing, temperature ratings, and suitability for technical skiing, climbing, or prolonged extreme-cold exposure are not established.