Women’s Heated Puffer Vest

As used for many years by the Australian and US Defence Force Venture Heat’s latest generation of Avert Battery Heated Glove Liners feature hair-thin heating elements on the perimeter of the hand, starting from the wrist then running in between each finger and finger tip until it reaches the other side of the wrist. The Avert Battery Heated Glove Liners also feature form-fitting flexible design so the heating elements press up against the hand and fingers. They come with slim line rechargeable batteries and charger included to give you 5+ hours heat with the choice of 3 different settings, so you can enjoy your activities in the cold for longer. The Battery Heated Glove Liners are designed for easy inserted into your existing winter gloves for added heated comfort. Your existing gloves will work with the liners to trap the heat in and help keep the winter along with the Avert softshell top to provide additional wind protection. This perfect combination of sleek design, weather protection, and extra heat will keep your hands nice and toasty in cold weather. In winter the very first part of the body to go cold is your fingers and once this happens the rest of the body follows so you want to make sure your hands are kept warm. With normal gloves, once your hands get cold, there is no way of getting the body temperature back up without going inside and finding a heater somewhere. Our rechargeable battery glove liners fix this problem since in-built heater goes everywhere with you. They are great for motorcycling, skiing, camping, paragliding, Raynaud’s or arthritis relief or for those who just simply want warm comfortable hands. Eliminate Cold those cold hands and fingers this winter and keep doing the activities you love. Rechargeable batteries and charger included with Avert Battery Heated Glove Liners. Spare BX-25 batteries are also available. [sf_modal header="Glove Sizing" btn_colour="black" btn_type="bordered" btn_size="standard" btn_text="Sizing Guide"] Glove sizing is done against the circumference of the hand. This is done by putting a tape measure around your knuckle and around the palm of your hand (do not include your thumb). [table type="standard_minimal"] [trow] [thcol]SIZE[/thcol] [thcol]CIRCUMFERENCE OF HAND[/thcol] [/trow] [trow] [tcol]XXS[/tcol] [tcol]5"-6"[/tcol] [/trow] [trow] [tcol]XS[/tcol] [tcol]6"-7"[/tcol] [/trow] [trow] [tcol]S[/tcol] [tcol]7"-8"[/tcol] [/trow] [trow] [tcol]M[/tcol] [tcol]8"-9"[/tcol] [/trow] [trow] [tcol]L[/tcol] [tcol]9"-10"[/tcol] [/trow] [trow] [tcol]XL[/tcol] [tcol]10" - 11"[/tcol] [/trow] [trow] [tcol]XXL[/tcol] [tcol]11"+[/tcol] [/trow] [/table] [/sf_modal] [sf_fullscreenvideo type="text-button" btntext="Video: Hand Sizing Guide" imageurl="" imageheight="" imagewidth="" videourl="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sJ9QITsZW8" extraclass="pix06-video-link"]