Don't Buy That Milwaukee Heated Jacket Yet! 99% Are Wearing It Wrong
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- Most people should buy a Heated Vest rather than a Heated Jacket!
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We get tons of questions on heated wear and they can be hard to answer because each scenario is a bit different. We always come back to recommending a heated vest over a heated jacket due to proper fitment and also proper closeness to skin.
0:01 Intro
0:30 Wear Close To Skin
1:17 Get Proper Size That Is Tight
1:48 Get a Vest for Range of Motion & Style
2:27 Battery Size & Placement
3:53 Protect Your Heated Wear Under Jacket
4:40 Get Material that Slides
5:25 Where They Heat
6:50 Summary
6:55 Vest For Your Girl
7:12 Sizing - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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I didn’t know there was a right way to wear a heated vest. Great information!
Best video I’ve seen on this matter so far. I have the m12 hoodie and I noticed first off that the heat was radiant and just not getting to me through my other hoodie. So I started wearing it close to my body and layering over it. It’s really just not made for that purpose though. I want the vessy now.
Love my Heated jacket I wear it with t shirt and a flannel and I still feel the heat from it and I was in 20 degree weather and got a little too warm but if you turn it on it’s high setting for 10 mins if your heated jacket is actually well insulated then you can turn the battery off and it will keep in the heat for at least an hour
Thanks man you’re brilliant
I’m not as active as I used to be. Things like Chucker hunting on steep terrain, cross country skiing, mountain biking, etc. are all things of the past for me. Plowing snow in a non-heated UTV is where I might make use of a heated jacket and even then having a bulky and heavy battery in my pocket doesn’t sound very appealing. Using lightweight high-tech windproof breathable garments layered correctly may still be the way for me to go. Good video and I appreciate it. The jury is still out on the stuff for me and I may have to try some.
Fantastic info. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure!
Thanks for the reviews. It definitely helped. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks sir I just bought some because my bike is gonna be my new way to go to work
Could you test dukuseek heated hunting vest? Looking forward to prepare one for the coming hunting season.
Top info 🤘👍🇬🇧❕
I have the tough shell jacket and I found it was a better jacket for taking a beating outside while working heating the pockets and belly better... however being 198cm they design them too short And without a Hood its a fail.
Also have the heated hoodie. Far more effective in heating the core but it's not as good in the rain
I wear the Oroho vest and love it! I recently got their Twin City gloves which gives me a liner for when I don't need the heat.
I feel like I came to these conclusions on my own, but felt good hearing them.
The new Milwaukee Axis vest they made the side pockets so you can put the battery and charger in your front pocket. Example if you are driving a non cab piece of equipment, you can stick it in the front. Or sitting in a hunting stand.
Heated base layers make the most sense to me. Let’s you still dress normally battery power or not
Well done
Agree on every point. I have the jacket and always felt that way that the heat source should be closer to the skin, wearing a sweat shirt under it insulates the body from the heat source a bit. None the less it works well because all that heat still contributes to your delta t, but could be improved. I also think the jacket is too heavy to be practical. I use it only when clearing snow in winter, with the snow blower etc
The heated hoodie is excellent though
I already bought mine and I bought a large I should have Gurren a medium
Good video .
Love milwaukee heated hoddie and heated outer jacket. Keeps the bones warm.
I like the heated Hoodia but not the battery sag I have with mine.
I bought that vest I only use a t shirt on it as well
Great info , great channel. Tried heated gear, not a fan. One piece long johns, then layer according to the weather, works perfectly framing homes on cape cod on the water.
Nice jacket i like it
I'm curious if you have seen Milwaukee's heated base layer shirt? I have been looking at that I just can't get myself to pull the trigger. Thanks for the info on the jackets I deffinetly didn't know most of that.
I have not, but that leads me to something I have to wash a lot. I would also like to get rid of the bulky Milwaukee battery. If I had a Tshirt I would want a slim battery I could put in my pants pocket.
@@WorkshopAddict The Milwaukee heated base layer runs off of the USB Lithium Batteries that Milwaukee uses in there USB Lighting. The battery pack zips in at the front/bottom edge and is not noticeable. The base layer shirt comes with two 3.0 ah batteries. Hope this helps. For hunting in cold weather, I wear a tight Tshirt then the base layer, and top it off with the camo Milwaukee heated softshell jacket. Most of the time I only need to turn on the jacket during the coldest times, or I'll just turn on the pockets to keep my hands warm. Also, Milwaukee does make heated gear specifically for women.
I would love to see you compare the dewalt and Milwaukee. I have dozens of dewalt 12v and 20v batteries. I just have a few M12 batteries.
IMHO, dewalt makes a hell of a heated jacket that is a bit more casual than Milwaukee. Both heat well. For work duty, you can't beat the new Milwaukee jackets. For everyday use outside work, I wear my Dewalt. The dewalt women's jackets are also nice for your girl.
@@WorkshopAddict so I'm assuming you'd prefer the Milwaukee for an industrial construction worker?
I have a HEATOO heated vest and I really love it!! Especially it comes with a powerful battery and just cost 86$
How's your vest holding up so far
Hey brian, how is your milwaukee heated gear holding up after washing it multiples times?
And how long is the warranty on there heated gear
I do not remember the warranty. Washing has been great and it held up well. I might have 6 washes on one jacket so far.
@@WorkshopAddict oke thanks alot
My DeWalt heated jacket is thumbs up and it has full sleeves.I run it on max but I have 10 batteries ! Good that it is not black and yellow!!! Viewing from Canadian Westcoast. Probably a good plan not to wear in the rain! CHEERS
The stuff in this video also applies to your Dewalt.
Tight heated vest, hoodie over the top then a heated jacket.
I wear a t-shirt than the heated vest is tight against my body that I'll just throw an outer jacket on I'm fine
Actually Milwaukee does have a women's line
You are 100 percent right. I missed that.
How about a heatef vest and heated jacket?
Great if you only wear one at a time.
Personally I’ve pretty well stopped wearing heated gear, especially for hunting.
I hate the weight of my heated gear. And for the same money you can buy the fancy and tech-y hunting clothes. Getting good fitting, full range of motion, and just good insulation does much better for me, and I don’t have to worry about my jacket going dead or carrying even more weight with another battery. I still still wear my Milwaukee jacket on occasion while shoveling snow, or riding my motorcycle in cool weather. Other than that, I hate lugging around the weight of not just the battery, but the clothing itself. The heating elements and such nearly double the weight of a piece of clothing. Not ideal for the active person as it tires you out after wearing it all day.
Next time you find another brand of heated gear for sale, try it on. From My experience, I cannot tell the weight of good insulated hunting ger from my other brands of heated gear. Milwaukee is heavy
For gods sake give me a heated baselayer.
They had wine called Milwaukee heated workskims I believe
I've never found a need for heated gear even in -40 Canadian winters.
If you're cold, you're just not moving around enough. Layer up.
There's So much better fitting warm gear out there that don't need bulky batteries.
The worst part of anything is trying to keep hands warm/maintain dexterity. No great solutions there.
Doing maintenance and servicing in the Alberta patch is nicer with the heated jacket. Sucks when you’re laying on your back/knees in the snow for 12-18 hours a day. Just that little bit of heat every now and then helps a good bit with morale on those tedious jobs where you can’t move a whole lot lol
How can I move around in a tree stand without moving around?
I buy one 150 heat jacket 🧥 xl but is super small Chinese size now I buy xl Milwaukee is better work properly
None if these heated jackets fit well and they weigh to much
What heated vest do you have?
@@WorkshopAddict None I tried Milwaukee and Dewalt both just didn't feel right I'm a dewalt fan the Milwaukee felt a little better I tried a Columbia heated jacket which felt better and lighter than both but they want over 800 dollars for it
@@loucifer323 I am surprised because the Dewalt is very nice and not heavy.
@@WorkshopAddict It's the battery that I don't like I'm super picky with clothes they have to fit perfect
Milwaukee does got woman heated jackets and vests now in m12
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