NFL Battery Heated Apparel

Officially licensed NFL heated gear for all 32 teams — battery heated jackets, vests, scarves, gloves, hand warmers, hand muffs and heated seat cushions in your team's official colors. Rep your team and beat the cold at the tailgate, in the stands, and everywhere winter takes you.

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NFL Heated Gear for Game Day

Outdoor football is a cold-weather sport for everyone except the players. This collection is officially licensed battery heated gear for all 32 NFL teams — heated jackets and rechargeable hand warmers for every team, plus vests, scarves, hand muffs, seat cushions, gloves and varsity jackets across much of the league, all in official team colors and logos.

If you're choosing one piece, start with a heated jacket — warming your core does the most work. A rechargeable hand warmer is the easiest add-on for the stands, and a heated seat cushion fixes the coldest part of any stadium: the bench under you.

Shop by category: NFL Heated Jackets | NFL Hand Warmers | NFL Heated Vests | NFL Seat Cushions — or beat the September heat with AlphaCool NFL cooling gear.

FAQs

Can I wear or bring a heated jacket to an NFL game?

In most cases, yes. A heated jacket worn into the stadium is clothing, and fans wear them to outdoor games all season. Stadium security may ask you to show the battery pack during screening, and some venues restrict battery-powered devices carried in bags — so check your stadium's A-to-Z policy before game day. Once you're in your seat, it's the difference between watching the fourth quarter and enduring it.

Is ActionHeat NFL heated clothing officially licensed?

Yes. ActionHeat NFL heated gear is officially licensed fan apparel — every jacket, vest, scarf and accessory carries your team's official colors and logos, across all 32 teams. Warm-weather teams also have officially licensed AlphaCool cooling gear for the hot early-season games.

Why wear heated clothing to a football game?

Cold weather, long tailgates and late kickoffs are the reality of outdoor football. Heated jackets, vests and accessories use thin heating panels and rechargeable batteries to add warmth back instead of just trapping it, so you stay comfortable without the bulky-layer waddle. It matters most at outdoor stadiums in November and December — exactly when the games matter most too.

Which battery does NFL heated apparel use?

The NFL line runs on ActionHeat's 5V system — the same USB-style rechargeable batteries used across their 5V lineup, so batteries are interchangeable between your NFL pieces and other 5V ActionHeat gear. Check each product page for what's included in the box and that model's battery rating; larger-capacity 5V power banks are available separately for long game days.

Is heated clothing safe?

Yes — heated apparel runs on low-voltage rechargeable battery packs, not wall current, with heating panels designed with built-in safety controls. Basic care keeps it simple: remove the battery before washing, don't run gear balled up in a bag, and follow each piece's care label. If you have reduced skin sensation, talk to your doctor first and start on the lowest setting.

Are the jackets NFL players wear on the sidelines heated?

Cold-weather sidelines are a heated operation — heated benches and warm-up gear are standard equipment at winter games, which is why players look comfortable while the stands shiver. The fan version of that setup is what this collection is: a battery heated jacket for your core, a hand muff like the quarterbacks wear, and a heated cushion between you and a freezing bleacher.

What are the disadvantages of a heated jacket?

Honest trade-offs: you have to charge a battery, the battery adds a little weight in one pocket, and a heated jacket costs more than a regular one. The battery also runs down faster on the highest setting — the practical fix is warming up on high, then dropping to low for the rest of the game. For a three-plus-hour sit in an open stadium, most fans decide the charging routine beats being cold.