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At Volt Heat, we’re incredibly proud to be celebrating a major milestone — 15 years in business. For over a decade and a half, our mission has been simple but powerful: design and deliver high-quality heated clothing that truly improves the lives of our customers. Whether it’s helping you stay warm on the job, on the slopes, in the woods, or simply during the chilly days of winter, we’ve always believed that warmth equals comfort, and comfort equals freedom.
At Volt Heat, we designed our gear for performance, offering highly specialized solutions. Our patented Zero Layer® heat system provides targeted, reliable warmth without the bulk. This technology ensures that whether you choose a heated vest for maximum mobility or a heated jacket for full coverage, you are always choosing the superior cold-weather solution.
The task of clearing snow presents a unique and demanding challenge in cold weather. It’s not just the temperature you have to fight; it’s a high-exertion activity combined with aggressive wind and wet snow, creating what we call a “dual threat” thermal environment that traditional passive gear fails to address effectively.
When Volt Heated Clothing set out to design the most reliable heated garments on the market, we had one priority: consistent, dependable heat that lasts for years, not just a single season
Conventional gloves are passive insulators. They work by trapping the heat your body generates, but they cannot generate heat on their own. This specialized technology is distinct from tools like heat resistant kitchen gloves; these are not about protection from high, immediate heat, but rather generating and sustaining thermal output.
Working outdoors in the cold doesn’t have to mean sacrificing comfort or productivity. The Volt Heat Zero Layer® Collection delivers advanced, rechargeable heated gear designed for professionals who face harsh winter conditions. From the rugged Outfitter Jacket to precision-engineered heated gloves and vests, Volt Heat keeps you warm, safe, and focused no matter how low the temperature drops.
The autumn air is sharp, the turf is often damp, and the bleachers are freezing. For parents, fall sports are a test of thermal endurance. Your young athlete is running, generating constant heat, and staying perfectly warm. You, the stationary spectator, are fighting a losing battle against the cold—your body is not producing enough heat, and your traditional layers are failing you.
Riding a motorcycle offers a sense of freedom unlike any other, but that freedom comes with a heightened need for safety and a readiness for all conditions. While most riders focus on protective gear for impact and abrasion, the single greatest threat to a rider's safety on a cold day isn't a fall—it's the cold itself.
Every hunter knows the feeling. You've been sitting for hours, absolutely still, hoping for that perfect shot. Then, a shiver starts, and it's not from excitement. Your hands feel like blocks of ice, and the cold begins to seep into your core. The moment you've been waiting for is finally here, but you're too cold to take it.
