I love this time of year as summer starts to give away to fall with cooler mornings and cooler evenings. As the season changes so does my wardrobe. The weather typically isn’t that cold yet but shorts give away to pants and t-shirts give away to vests and hoodies.
My go-to and favorite is our new 5v Lightweight Heated Hoodie. The silky soft poly/cotton material provides a 4 way stretch and is cut with an athletic fit making it perfect for all-day wear, you won’t want to take it off. Not only is it comfortable but also looks good as well and I probably receive more comments on this garment than I do of any Volt heated garment I wear. The blue urban camo print really makes it stand out making it look more fashionable than a typical gym hoodie so I feel comfortable wearing it anywhere.
As fall gives way to winter this hoodie becomes the perfect layering piece. I like to wear it underneath one of my lightweight vests when the temperature starts to dip while playing golf. By wearing it underneath the vest, the heating system becomes 240% more effective as the heat being provided is trapped and radiates warmth back to the body. This welcomed warmth is so beneficial when the bitter cold wind tries to cut through you. All I have to do is press a button and instant hit starts to flow through my upper body, not only keeping me comfortably warm, but keeping my muscles loose and limber as well. And then when I am done and go inside I don’t have to worry about taking it off, I just power it down as my core temperature adjusts to the indoor setting. It is so nice not having to wear a bulky jacket and still be warm, in style and without the weight.
The sleek and minimalist design makes it perfect for any occasion, not just golf. It was designed for the individual who wants something simple. Something to not only look good while wearing, but also feel good with its cozy fit and patented Zero Layer heating system that brings the heat.
Whenever I go on a trip I always to like to do some exploring on foot, whether it is wandering around a city or finding a trail to do some hiking. Nothing real strenuous but just something around 5 miles round trip or less to get my steps in and enjoy nature. In the past month I did some traveling and was able to add a couple of new trail hikes to my top 10 list that I wanted to share.
