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March 24, 2020

Volt Heated Clothing still has a place in your daily repertoire this Spring. As we wind down the bitterly cold Winter months we look forward to green grass and margaritas. Unfortunately, that is still off in the distance. What lies in front of us are some icy mornings with daytime temps of around 50-60 degrees. Don’t get me wrong, I am not going to scoff at 50-60 degrees in fear of upsetting them and having them leave. We all know though that if the wind decides to blow on a 50-degree day, we still find ourselves uncomfortably cold. Here are a couple of our items that are warm enough to keep you cozy but thin enough that you don’t roast when the sun does come out.
An argument can be made that any of our products can be used throughout the Spring and Summer given certain conditions. The products above are some of our mild weather favorites. If you have questions about any of our other items please call us at 888 518 6871 or email us at info@voltheat.com. We have a wide variety of products that cover a ton of different activities and lifestyles. We can help you pick the perfect item for you.
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.