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In 1981, Harvard Medical School researcher Herbert Benson traveled to Tibet to meet with three Buddhist monks expertly trained in a form of meditation called Tummo, a practice that is popularly associated with the ability to warm your body temperature through concentration.
This meditative practice targeted at controlling “inner energy” is described by Tibetan practitioners as one of the most sacred spiritual practices in the Indo-Tibetan traditions of Vajrayana Buddhism. It is also called “psychic heat” practice since it is associated with descriptions of intense sensations of bodily heat in the spine.
Well, since most of us don't have the ability to stay warm sitting in the Himalayan snow, heated clothing comes in handy!
We have been busy shipping all the orders and are preparing for the busiest season now!
Make sure you order your heated gear for this Winter and many years to come or for your loved ones (the Holidays will be here sooner than we think):
Browse through our variety of heated jackets
Check out our heated vests here
Don't forget heated gloves, heated mittens, heated mid-layers, heated scarf and slippers!
We've got you covered (literally)!
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.
