Gløde buying guide
Heated jacket or heated body warmer: which should you choose?
A heated jacket and a heated body warmer both solve cold, but they suit different situations. The right choice depends on wind, movement, layering and how long you are outside.
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The biggest difference
A heated jacket adds extra protection against wind and cold around your arms and shoulders. That is useful when standing still, facing strong wind or spending long periods outside. A heated body warmer focuses on the core, leaving your arms free for cycling, working, walking and layering.
When should you choose a heated jacket?
Choose a heated jacket if you stand still a lot, catch a lot of wind or want extra protection for your arms. Think winter walks, outdoor work, markets, scooters or long cold evenings outside.
When should you choose a heated body warmer?
A heated body warmer is smart if you mainly want to keep your core warm and need maximum freedom of movement. It layers easily under a coat. View the heated body warmer collection.
For both options, the power bank determines how long you stay warm. Also read heated jacket with power bank.
Gløde advice
Need maximum wind protection? Choose a jacket. Want flexibility and layering? Choose a body warmer.
