ActionHeat Heated Clothing & Gear

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ActionHeat Buying Guide

Reviewed by The Warming Store gear team · Updated July 2026

ActionHeat is one of the broadest heated lines we carry — the biggest single-brand range on the store — which is both the appeal and the thing to plan around. Because the line spans jackets, vests, hoodies, gloves, mittens, socks, base layers and accessories, you can build a head-to-toe heated setup on one brand. But the batteries are not universal across every product, so check the power system on each item before you assume a spare will carry over.

The Battery Families: 5V, 7V, 3V and AA

ActionHeat is organized around a handful of power systems, and knowing them makes the range easy to shop. The 5V USB battery line is the everyday backbone — jackets, vests, hoodies, gloves and base layers that run on rechargeable power banks. A 7V line covers heavier-duty pieces like work gloves and heated blankets, smaller 3V and 3.7V packs power the heated socks and insoles, and simple AA-battery gear offers the lowest-cost way in. Because spares only carry over within a family, confirm the battery system on the product page before buying your second piece.

Head-to-Toe: Jackets, Vests, Hoodies & Base Layers

Start with where you lose heat first. Core-cold buyers want a heated jacket or heated vest; ActionHeat covers softshell, puffer and work styles in men's and women's cuts. Battery-heated heated hoodies, pullover heated shirts and heated base layers add warmth under a shell you already own — the efficient route if you own a coat you love and just want it warmer.

Heated Gloves, Mittens, Socks & Insoles

For hands and feet, go straight to the extremities line. Heated gloves and heated mittens run from budget AA pairs up to featherweight 5V and rugged 7V leather work gloves, while heated socks come in wool and cotton, AA and rechargeable, with newer 2.0 pairs adding a remote. Rechargeable heated insoles are the option when you would rather heat the boots you already wear.

Officially Licensed NFL Heated Apparel

If you follow a team, ActionHeat holds officially licensed NFL heated apparel across all 32 clubs — heated jackets, vests and gear in team colors and logos. It is the reason a lot of fans land on ActionHeat rather than a generic heated brand: warmth for the tailgate, the stadium and the parking lot, in the colors you already own.

Hunting, Work & Everyday Use

The range splits cleanly by how you use it. Cold-weather hunters get purpose-built ActionHeat heated hunting gear built to sit still in the cold; trades and job-site workers reach for the tougher jackets, work gloves and seat cushions; and everyday wearers get pull-on warmth for dog walks, commutes and the drive to the trailhead. Men's and women's cuts run throughout, so sizing is real rather than unisex-approximate.

Batteries, Accessories & Open-Box Deals

Multi-piece setups live and die on power logistics. Spare 5V power banks in 3,000, 6,000 and extended 9,300 mAh capacities, plus chargers and adapters, keep a full kit running all day. Bargain hunters should watch ActionHeat open-box deals, where returns and overstock are checked and re-listed at a discount — an easy way into the brand for less.

Prices and Where to Start

ActionHeat heated socks start from around $25 and AA gloves from around $50, with mittens from around $40. Heated vests start from around $180, base layers from around $99, heated hoodies from around $200 and heated jackets from around $200, while a heated jacket insert to warm a coat you own starts from around $100. Rechargeable insoles run from around $130, spare 5V power banks from around $40, and open-box pieces from around $20. Cross-shop the wider heated clothing range if you want to compare brands before committing.

FAQs

What does ActionHeat make?

ActionHeat covers most of the body: heated jackets and vests for your core, heated gloves and socks for the extremities, base layers, and accessories. They also produce officially licensed NFL heated apparel, which is unusual — most heated brands don't hold sports licensing. The range is broad enough that many people build an entire heated setup within the brand.

Are ActionHeat batteries interchangeable across their products?

Within a voltage system, generally yes — that's one of the practical advantages of staying inside a single brand. A pack that powers one ActionHeat garment will usually power another on the same system, which means one charger and spare batteries you can move between pieces. Check the product page to confirm which system a given item uses before assuming.

What's the difference between ActionHeat's voltage systems?

Different systems suit different uses. Lower-voltage gear runs on a compact pocket battery and covers everyday wear — work, commuting, spectating. Higher-voltage gear delivers more heat and longer run times, which matters when you're outside for a full day rather than an hour. The product page lists the system for each garment; match it to how long you'll actually be out.

Can ActionHeat gear be washed?

Most ActionHeat garments are washable once the battery is removed, and removing it first is non-negotiable. The usual routine is a cold gentle cycle and air drying — no tumble dryer, no dry cleaning, no ironing over a heating element. Care requirements vary by item, so check the label or product page for the specific garment.