heated clothing, is it any good?
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Poorly written post in my behalf admittedly. I was too excited about getting gorpcore in the thread... Fully understand heated gloves for stuff like that where you're not active but have the wind whistling through you... But for walking the dog, or general out and about... Just no.
What about for accepting an early morning supermarket delivery?
Or delivery the letter post when it been snowing?
Gosh aren't you the comedian. Blocked.
Most posties round here are still wearing shorts. I thought that was the rule for them?
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Gosh aren't you the comedian. Blocked.
Most posties round here are still wearing shorts. I thought that was the rule for them?
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Been looking for a heated body warmer.
Can any one suggest a good one from direct experience? I've got two 10,00mah powerbanks - should be enough to power for a couple hours?
Can any one suggest a good one from direct experience? I've got two 10,00mah powerbanks - should be enough to power for a couple hours?
You can't be serious though?
Just buy a decent brand/down body warmer and add some layers then be done with it.
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Most of it is cheap Chinese tat, but actually pretty good at what it's designed to do!
Dad has a heated bodywarmer that he wears most of the winter to take the chill off
Dad has a heated bodywarmer that he wears most of the winter to take the chill off
Warning!!! Thread Necro
They're one of the Culled, gotta get those posts up to a thousand!
Last winter I was about to take the dog for a long walk but my heated jacket's usual battery pack (5,000mAh) was flat so took along my Gooloo 22,800mAh car jumpstarter pack instead . If Regatta sold heated trousers I could have roasted some nuts too.
. If Regatta sold heated trousers I could have roasted some nuts too.
