• Core Warmth Across 4 Heating Zones – Places Heat at the Chest, Upper Back, and Neck to Help Warm the Body's Core
• Three Selectable Heat Levels – Uses Touch-Button Control to Choose High, Medium, or Low for Your Preferred Warmth
• Temperature and Runtime Options Up to 150°F – High Delivers 150°F for 3+ Hours, Medium Delivers 130°F for 4+ Hours, and Low Delivers 110°F for 6+ Hours
• Flexible Warmth from ActionFlex Panels – Uses Ultra-Fine Carbon Fiber Heating Panels for Lightweight Comfort and Flexibility
• Warmth Through FAR Infrared Heating – Works Alongside the ActionHeat System to Provide Hours of Comfortable Heat
• Heat Retention with ActionWave Technology – Reflects and Directs Warmth to Support Comfort in Cold Conditions
• Rechargeable 5V 10,000mAh Battery Power – Supplies the Vest with a High-Capacity Portable Power Bank
• Extra USB Output for Personal Devices – Charges a Compatible Phone or Tablet While the Vest Receives Power
• Discreet Heating in Ghost-Mode – Switches Off the LED Control Light While Leaving the Heating System Active
• Lightweight Shell with Water Resistance – Helps Shed Rain and Snow Without a Heavy Feel
• Insulation That Holds in Heat – Provides Extra Warmth During Chilly Game Days
• Zippered and Concealed Storage – Provides Two Zippered Pockets and a Hidden Pocket for the Battery
• Philadelphia Eagles Style with Official NFL Licensing – Combines Team Pride with Cold-Weather Warmth
• Gentle-Cycle Machine Care – Can Be Machine Washed on a Gentle Cycle and Laid Flat to Dry

Kickoff in a frosty stadium calls for more than team spirit. The ActionHeat Philadelphia Eagles 5V Heated Puffer Vest - Men's brings officially licensed NFL style to a four-zone heating layout across the chest, upper back, and neck. Select one of three warmth settings, stash small essentials in the zippered pockets, and settle in for the next drive. An extra USB output can top up a compatible phone while the vest is running. Its water-resistant shell and heat-trapping insulation also make sense for winter outings when the schedule has nothing to do with football.