Mountain Hardwear Heated Jackets
October 8, 2009, 11:30 am / Categories: Technology, Outerwear
The men’s Refugium and women’s Radiance jackets come wired to provide heat as well as the ability to power small electronics stashed in pockets. Indeed, add the optional Ardica Technology battery pack to these jackets and a wearer will have three temperature settings and a portable plug-in to charge a phone or camera.
The jackets cost about $450 apiece with the added battery pack and technology converters. www.mountainhardwear.com
—Stephen Regenold
This product is a part of a series from a “Winter Gear Roundup” article highlighted on Gear Junkie and an accompanying column on Outside magazine this week. See all the featured products below.
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