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Stay toasty with the world's first universal coat heater

Wind, rain, snow or sleet, this coat heater keeps you warm in all weather conditions

Published February 3, 2019 2:30PM (EST)

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Whether you're trying to make it through an especially wet and snowy winter, adventuring through the mountains for winter sports or live in Chicago, there are just some moments where your jacket isn't cutting it. When even the most down-filled puffer jackets aren't enough to keep you warm, check out this Torch 2.0 Coat Heater instead. It's an advanced, sleek universal coat heater that delivers up to four hours of consistent heat, with three heat settings dispensed across three powerful heat pads.

All you need to do is press a button and prepare to get toasty warm — plus, this new and improved version of the Torch 2.0 includes a bunch of new, amazing upgrades into the world's first universal coat heater. You can easily change the heat settings to suit your comfort level and use the super slim battery to charge your cell phone (which is especially helpful if you're planning on spending a long day snowboarding or skiing in the mountains or even hiking).

The new heat pads are 30% more efficient and stay protected against short circuits and hot spots. Both durable and lightweight, the Torch 2.0 only weighs four ounces and installs in seconds in any jacket of your choice, thanks to the velcro band peel and stick adhesive pads.

Plus, the battery lasts for up to 500 charges and are ready to go in three to four hours: usually, the Torch 2.0 Coat Heater is $99.95, but you can get it now for $87.

 

Torch 2.0 Coat Heater - $87

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