Color: Fluorescent Green
Size: Pick a size
Regular fit. Order the size you usually wear.
Between sizes, or wearing a hoodie under it? Go one size up. The size chart has chest, length and shoulder in inches.
Unplug the cable and take the power bank out first. Wash on a gentle cycle and air dry.
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Rated 4.8/5 by 2,184 customers
Warm gear isn't hi-vis, and hi-vis isn't warm. So most people pile on a coat and a hoodie, and still get cold by 9.
This jacket is both. 29 heat zones are built into a bright fluorescent green jacket with reflective bands front, back and sleeves.
The 20,000 mAh power bank is in the box. Want a spare? Any USB power bank works.
Fixed on the Warmstead hi-vis jacket
Most heated jackets warm one patch in the middle of your back. This one runs 29 zones: the back of your neck, both shoulders, both arms, 6 across your chest and 12 across your back.
Standing still is when the cold gets you. Heat you can switch on doesn't care if you're moving.
One button for everything means you sweat, then freeze. This jacket has 4 buttons, one each for your back, chest, sleeves and collar, with 3 heat levels: 95°F, 113°F and 131°F.
Up when you're standing. Down when you're working hard.
Fluorescent green with reflective bands across the front, the back and both sleeves, so you're easy to spot in the dark and the rain.
The 20,000 mAh power bank is in the box, and any USB bank works.
What goes into it
Back, chest, sleeves and collar each get their own button on the chest panel, with 3 heat levels up to 131°F. Easy with gloves on.
Rain beads off and wind stays out, so the heat stays in. Warm even with the heat off.
Bands across the front, the back and both sleeves catch headlights from a long way off.
The power bank rides in a zipped pocket with the cable, out of the way when you bend, lift or drive.
Snap the hood on when it pours, take it off under a hard hat. The high collar keeps wind off your neck.
Stretch cuffs and hem stop wind running up your arms and back.
Why it's not a cheap hi-vis coat
Most jackets warm one patch. This heats your collar, shoulders, arms, chest and back.
A 20,000 mAh power bank in the box. Many heated jackets ship without one.
Bright fluorescent green with reflective bands, and warm. One jacket, not a pile of layers.
Waterproof, windproof shell, detachable hood, high collar.
From cold to warm in a minute
1Plug the included 20,000 mAh bank, or any USB bank, into the cable in the zipped pocket.
2Press the buttons on your chest: back, chest, sleeves or collar. Turn on one or all four.
3Tap through 3 levels: blue 95°F, white 113°F, red 131°F. Up when you're standing still, down when you're moving.
What you get that they don't
Typical work jacket
Real people, real winters
My husband has been in construction for over 17 years and this is the best jacket he's had in the field. It's perfect for those cold early mornings. He gets to keep warm while staying in dress code, and he can still move his arms to work.
I work the docks at a port and the wind coming off the water has teeth when it's cold. This jacket takes the teeth out of it. Medium is plenty most days, high is almost too warm. Two guys on my crew ordered their own after a week.
I wanted something that would cut down on the bulky layers I wear in the winter at work. Thermal, hoodie, heavy coat, and I was still cold by mid-morning. Now it's a T-shirt, a hoodie and this jacket, and I can actually move.
This is totally worth your money. My son is in construction and is in subfreezing temperatures for 12 hours a day. He has worn it every day since I gave it to him. He also has to wear safety colors, so this was a perfect choice over the brown work jackets.
I used to think heated coats were kind of gimmicky. I'll admit I was wrong. The neck heat alone makes a huge difference on cold days, and I can still move my arms to work instead of being stuck in 12 layers.
I'm a mobile mechanic and I work on the side of the road at night all the time. Being comfortable and visible is extremely important when cars are whizzing by at 75 mph. The reflective bands light up in headlights and I'm not shivering under somebody's car anymore.
With the weather we've been having, I hated to see my son go to work in just a regular jacket. He gets cold easily and has to be out in snow, rain and wind. I feel a lot more at ease knowing he's warm and that drivers can see him.
I work in a refrigerated warehouse and parts of the building are -15°F. This keeps me warm in the freezer for a long time. I turn the sleeves off when I'm loading and back on when I'm standing around.
I work construction and I'm outside 10 hours a day. The heat kicks in fast and I change the level through the day. It keeps my core warm without making me sweat, and on low the power bank lasted my shift.
It's a properly padded jacket, so it's warm even without the battery. Turn it on and I don't need three added layers underneath. I'm slender and I get cold fast when I'm standing still, and that's when I bump the back up.
Before work I take my pup out for her morning walk in the dark. I don't grumble and moan about it anymore. I'm warm, and the bright color and reflective bands mean cars see me coming.
We had a couple of bad snowstorms and I was able to stay out in the storm for over 3 hours helping dig out cars that got stuck on my road. My body stayed warm the whole time and the hood kept the snow off my neck.
My husband works construction out in the elements. He keeps it on low, steady through the day, and says it has taken the edge off enough to make a huge difference. He hates bulky coats, and now he stays warm, stays visible and can still use his arms.
Hi-vis and heated are the two things you need for outdoor work in winter, and I could never find both in one jacket. I have to have safety colors for work and this hits both. Warm all the way up to my neck.
Kept me toasty warm in 12 degree weather with gusty winds. My job has me on the ground a lot and the jacket holds up. Best hi-vis heated jacket I've found yet. Rain beads right off it too.
A regular hi-vis jacket only holds the heat your body makes, and standing still you make very little. This one makes its own heat: 29 zones across your collar, shoulders, arms, chest and back, with a 20,000 mAh power bank in the box.
Thin heating zones sit across your collar, shoulders, arms, chest and back. Plug in the power bank, press the buttons on your chest to turn on your back, chest, sleeves or collar, and tap through 3 heat levels: 95°F, 113°F and 131°F.
Yes. It runs at 5V, the same as a phone charger, with overheat and overcurrent protection, and the shell is waterproof.
Yes. Any 5V USB or DC power bank works, so a spare costs you a few dollars, not a brand-only battery.
The Warmstead Hi-Vis Heated Work Jacket, a 20,000 mAh power bank and a charging cable.
Yes. Unplug the cable and take the power bank out, then wash on a gentle cycle and air dry.
Order the size you usually wear. Between sizes, or wearing a hoodie under it? Go one size up. The size chart has chest, length and shoulder in inches.
About 3.5 lb with the power bank in. It feels like a normal padded work jacket.
