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Mastore Heated Jacket with Battery Pack and Detachable Hood

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Finally, after five tries I got a heated garment that fits. I tried XL in two vests I got and neither approached being an XL.  Two got lost in transit.  This got here and I had ordered a XXL and it fits perfectly.  So I recommend ordering a size up from what you normally get.  The jacket heats up fine.  It is a nice looking jacket as well as warm.  The hood is a good feature that the vests did not have.  My only complaint is there were no instructions.  None!  You need to turn on the battery pack which if fully charged has four blue lights.  Then you need to hold the switch on the left breast of the jacket down for about 10 seconds until it lights up.  Then you can press it to increase the temperature.  I like the jacket.  After wearing it in cold weather, I don't just like it, I love it!

From the vendor:

  • STYLISH DESIGN WITH BREATHABLE FABRIC: Soft shell fabric exterior and breathable linning ensures you don't lose any excess heat and enjoy comfortable warmth; Detachable hood is specially designed for chilly mornings and extra protection on windy days; Slim-fit design relieves you of worrying about bulkiness.
  • HEAT ACROSS BODY: 4 carbon fiber heating elements generate heat across core body areas (left & right chest, mid-back); Adjust 3 heating settings (High, medium, low) with just a simple press of the button.
  • QUICK AND LONG-LASTING WARMTH: Heat quickly in seconds with 7.4V UL/CE-certified battery; Up to 10 working hours; USB port for charging smartphones and other mobile devices.
  • FOR ALL WALKS OF LIFE AND ADVENTURES: Ideal and warm choice for you, family members, friends, employees, to enjoy outdoor activities.
  • INCLUDED: Heated Jacket×1, 7.4V-5200mAH Battery ×1, Charging Cable×1

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