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When temperatures drop and wind speed increases, your core body temperature can rapidly drop. Today, we'll show you how heated clothing can help you stay warm in the elements. The first line of cold stress defense is a base layer of clothing, which is designed to keep warmth in. Adding a heated vest over your base layer, but under your jacket, can help your body maintain its core temperature. The PIP heated vest includes a hook-and-loop closure that's easy to adjust for a secure, comfortable fit for almost everyone. It's easy to operate. You can change the temperature of the heating elements. by pressing the button located on the chest or with the convenient remote control that's included. You can continue working without having to remove any layers. Our heated vest provides up to five hours of heat output on the lowest setting with proper clothing, layering. And- it's easily rechargeable via USB that' you can plug in at home, at the job site, or on the go. Keeping your extremities warm is just as important. When the temperature is zero degrees Fahrenheit or below, it takes about 30 minutes for exposed skin to develop frostbite. And if wind is a factor, symptoms can develop even faster. The PIP heated glove liner can help combat this. It's made of a four-way, soft stretch material that can conform to your hand without sacrificing any dexterity, and can enhance the warmth of any glove. The glove liner includes two rechargeable batteries that can provide up to two and a half hours of heat on a single charge on the lowest setting. And just like our heated vest, our glove liner has three temperature settings, low, medium, and high, that you can easily adjust as you work. Add both of these items to the top of your cold weather PPE list to keep warm and productive this winter season.