VEVOR Men's Heated Soft Shell Jacket - 5-Zone Electric Coat with Battery (Size XL)
Conquer the cold with confidence using the VEVOR Heated Jacket for Men. This XL-size soft shell electric heating coat is the ultimate solution for outdoor warmth, combining advanced carbon fiber technology with a rugged black design to keep you comfortable in any weather. It comes equipped with a powerful 7.4V 8000 mAh battery to ensure you stay cozy during outdoor adventures, work commutes, or chilly days on the job site.
Why You’ll Love It
This heated jacket is a game-changer for any man who wants to enjoy the outdoors without freezing. You will love the targeted warmth provided by the five heating zones, which you can easily adjust to your specific comfort level. The lightweight, windproof, and waterproof design ensures you stay dry and protected from the elements without the bulk of traditional heavy coats. It is the perfect blend of functionality, style, and comfort, making it an ideal present for yourself or a loved one.
Key Features and Benefits
The VEVOR Heated Jacket features carbon fiber heating technology spread across five heating zones to provide comprehensive warmth. It offers three adjustable temperature levels ranging from 104 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (40 to 60 degrees Celsius), allowing you to customize your heat with the touch of a button. The jacket is crafted from a waterproof outer fabric and a soft polyester lining, making it both windproof and lightweight. It is designed with smart features such as large capacity pockets for convenience and is machine washable for easy care.
Specifications
This jacket is designed for men in size XL and comes in a classic black color. It operates on a 7.4V input voltage with a power rating of 13W and includes an 8000 mAh power bank capacity. The net weight of the item is approximately 2.07 lbs (0.94 kg), with dimensions of roughly 55.91 by 34.65 inches. The main materials used are a waterproof outer fabric combined with a polyester lining, and the item model number is RHB-002.
