FERNIDA Electric Heated Pants Insulated Washable Heating Warm Trousers Thermal Bottoms(Battery Included)

Hooray!! Here is heated pant I got last week. There are 6 heat pads (I put paper slip to show in pic) . Same as heated vest I have when turned on to high (red light) within 2 mins and keep 4 hrs to keep hot. It should be enough and I can bring power bank in pocket so no problem to stay outside whole day. Pant is thick and with battery probably about half lbs. so it will be sweat if have thermal underwear when outdoor activity during snow. I am thinking to buy heated glove & socks soon. Make self fully equipped to travel North Pole Alaska XMAS day. lol

Using this under my motorcycle gear to stay warm didn’t like the way the heating element was just on top of the right legs in a mass and not so much on the other leg don’t think this is what I was looking for

I'm big on being prepared for anything, and recently discovered the existence of battery-heated gloves, pants, and other winter items. Having an extra source of heat in the winter seems like a good idea - especially when you're out shoveling snow or going for hikes.I'm 6'3" and 250 lbs, weightlifter build, and the XL/XXL size fits me comfortably. It's slightly snug around my 40" waist but stretchy material, so sitting down doesn't constrict me. They're fleece lined, and meant to be worn underneath something waterproof - if you wear just these pants out, they'll melt and absorb any snow, getting them wet, so put them on under really roomy jeans or snow pants.After several minutes on the highest heat setting, I could feel my waist and knees getting warm, although not my shins. The battery is a little heavy, but the pants are snug enough that keeping it in the right pocket doesn't cause them to sag or drop. I like that it's USB rechargeable.Planning to keep these in my car and regularly charged in case I go off road during winter, or use them when we go out in the woods to enjoy the snow. Overall very happy, would recommend!

I wear medium size but in this case I have to go to large sizeMy Jean pants 32 x 30

It's little smaller than a normal size but it's nice that it came with a battery pack so don't have to spend additional dollars for it. Wished the pocket would be deeper to have the battery kept inside secured or have a zipper that will keep battery from falling out. Battery life: Tested= bout 4hrs for High, 6hrs for Mid and 7-8hrs for low. I could feel the heat vary between Low , Mid, and High. Bought for hunting but season is over and haven't tried outside in this cold winter in WI to see how warm it is.

Ok so first of all these don’t come with instructions, I checked the page and did not see any either. I tried to charge them by plugging them into the wall but I couldn’t get any indication they were charging. . They would only turn on when plugged in so I assume that’s what the battery pack is for? I plugged them into the battery pack and messed around with the buttons. I had them on high. At first, I thought they were defective but then after about 15 mins I started to feel some heat come of them. The heat was not very hot, def not like a heating pad or hot hands. But it did make me a few degrees hotter. When touching the pants i could really only feel the heat in the lower part.I am 5’4 / 140lbs- I ordered the size large which was a good fit. So I would say these run small. Unfortunately, these didn’t work well for me and I wouldn’t recommend them esp considering how expensive they are.

I bought this for my wife and she loves it

Nothing like freezing to death here in the winter or getting a frozen body! temps get so bad here its -26* or less. Been searching for a way to keep warm, because i hate the cold!!! honestly i can't stand the cold, the snow and never could it gets worse when the temps are below zero. So a friend suggested i look for stuff thats heated since the heating packs were just not cutting it. Thankfully i ordered this just in time, it got here right as we got the second snow, ice and freezing rain! first thing i did was charge them up then i had to read where to put the battery. other than that i dont have to worry about frozen legs or stomach. now i just have to get the vest and another set for the other half!