heated camo jacket

as someone who owns a Milwaukee one and near $3500 in Milwaukee tools for his service truck, (1/2" FUEL impact kicks ass buy it, seriously why are you still here go buy one) id get the Milwaukee one their warranty is awesome and you will be warm
 
I tried one my friend had purchased. Three settings for heat, I never had to go above the middle setting even in -30ish.
Can't comment on battery life as I only had it on for a few hours
 
I'm getting older and handling the bitter cold is getting harder, so I've been eyeing one of these battery-heated jackets. I'm about to try coyote hunting in the winters, so it sounds like one should be in my near future, lol. Interested in comments about durability, etc. on the different ones available. Pricing should come down as time goes on (I hope).
 
my wife gave me a Milwaukee jacket from home depot at x-mas and wore it a few times last winter while plowing the driveway and was surprised how well it worked. can't wait until late hunting season to try it out. my step-father of course thought I should have the dewalt jacket because he was a big dewalt dealer and an authorised repair center for all of the big tool brands before he sold his business, but I'm happy with the Milwaukee. shop around before you buy at Canadian tire, things are usually cheaper everywhere unless on sale.........
 
Anyone use heated socks? Or are those insole footwarmers the better option?

Its not cold enough to need a heated jacket around these parts, but my feet tend to get cold if I am just sitting around for any significant amount of time...
 
Apparently if you get the Millwaukee at any electrical wholesaler, those have more heating circuits then the jackets from Home Depot.
 
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