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Swing smooth and comfortably in the cold with this lightweight heated pullover hoodie.
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September 06, 2017

---It makes sense and here is why---
A light weight heated vest could be the most valuable tool in your “Go Low” arsenal for your next competitive round of golf.
Are you sure you packed everything for your next golf game? You probably packed your clubs, shoes, balls and possibly a cheat sheet with all of your go to swing thoughts. One thing that you need to consider is keeping yourself warm out on the course. A sunny day can turn cool fast as most golfers know. A light weight heated vest that will not restrict your play just makes sense to carry in your bag. The time of year doesn’t matter, cold is cold! Don’t let a cool shady day or cold breeze ruin your mood on a day away from work and on your favorite course. Voltheat has got you covered!
Volt Heated Clothing makes products that help you stay warm while doing the things you love, regardless of cold temperatures. Volt products feature their patented technology called the Zero Layer Heat System. The heat system is integrated into the products and can help keep your whole body warm - from head to toe. You can visit us here and browse the products in Volt’s online shop: https://voltheat.com/
One of the Volt products that is getting awesome heated vest reviews is the Torso Heated Vest Liner. The Torso is ultra thin and has a perfect design for golf. It can layer underneath even the thinnest of golf shirts or golf rain jackets. With it’s wide opening “tuxedo cut” armholes and neck opening, the torso offers little to zero restriction when going through your swinging motion. It is the perfect layer for warming major parts of your body to help you get off that first tee.
The heated base layer will help wick away moisture, keeping your body dry and warm. Staying dry in colder weather is an important factor in increasing or maintaining your body’s core temperature. Тhe heated base layer is made of spandex/polyester material which gives it a comfortably firm, athletic fit. Volt has placed the heating zones in 4 areas down the center of the back along the spine helping keep you loose so you can make aggressive moves on the golf ball on the coldest of days.
Adding the heated vest or the heated base layer to your golf game is going to increase your mood and movement on a cold day of golf. If you get cold, flip the switch and soothing heat will soak deep in to your body for hours depending on the heat level chosen. Hey, even if it isn’t cold, flip on the heat and get your mind right so you can get off the bogey train and grind out a few pars. Either way you will now have one more tool to combat mother nature and that toughest 10 inches of the golf course which lies between your ears. Visit us at Voltheat.com and get the tools to “go low” in your next round of golf.
December 11, 2025
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.
December 10, 2025
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.
November 28, 2025
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.