Over the course of the year I get sent a bunch of tools that I wouldn’t normally use. Alabama doesn’t get very cold during the winter months, and a heated jacket is not necessary for me to stay warm. However, I find this to be one of the most interesting products I’ve tried this year.
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The Ridgid 18V Heated Jacket features 3 heating zones to distribute heat to the chest and back area. The power controller on the collar heats the jacket up and changes the jacket’s temperature from low, medium, or high heat. At 5’7” and 180 lbs, the size large fits me comfortably with plenty of room and flexibility within the material for movement. I don’t feel restricted at all. The jacket is wrinkle resistant with an elastic waist band. The jacket also features a removable hood, 4 pockets, a cell phone pocket, and cell phone cord management.
At 5’7” and 180 lbs, the size large fits me comfortably with plenty of room and flexibility within the material for movement.
The heated jacket features 3 heating zones to distribute heat to the chest and back area. The power controller on the collar heats the jacket up and changes the jacket’s temperature from low, medium, or high heat.
The included power adapter uses the included 1.5 Ah battery to heat up the jacket and also includes a USB Power Source to change your portable devices, such as a cell phone.
The power source and adapter fit snugly in a side pocket behind the front left pocket.