Wow a battery heated jacket by Milwaukee Tool!

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Wow a battery heated jacket by Milwaukee Tool!

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I bet that they are nice on cool days.

I don't keep up with fashions or trends all that much but when I saw these jackets I know I could use one, trendy/fashionable or not.

Anyone have one?

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http://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-La ... pZ3NbSRLsk

Can you tell its 24 degrees out right now? Feeling cold just thinking about it.

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reible wrote:I bet that they are nice on cool days.

I don't keep up with fashions or trends all that much but when I saw these jackets I know I could use one, trendy/fashionable or not.

Anyone have one?

General reference:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-La ... pZ3NbSRLsk

Can you tell its 24 degrees out right now? Feeling cold just thinking about it.

Ed
It was 15 degrees when I left for work this morning. The first year I lived here I started complaining when the high was in the 30's....and later that winter it dipped to 0 with windchills 30 below. I'm going to be happy with today's weather....but ask me again in February!
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Perhaps a bit off subject but my son sent this picture he took on his way home. It is about 21 degrees so they will be having a cold night despite being in a tents. Hope the sales are worth it.

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I hope the batteries in the jacket work better in cold weather than their drill batteries do
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reible wrote:Perhaps a bit off subject but my son sent this picture he took on his way home. It is about 21 degrees so they will be having a cold night despite being in a tents. Hope the sales are worth it.

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Wow - I can't imagine what Best Buy could possibly have on sale that would make me want to even go there tomorrow, much less sleep out in the cold to be first in line. I've never been a Black Friday person and never will - the day after Thanksgiving is a good day to relax, digest, make and eat turkey soup, and visit with the family that are likely leaving shortly thereafter.
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dgale wrote:Wow - I can't imagine what Best Buy could possibly have on sale that would make me want to even go there tomorrow, much less sleep out in the cold to be first in line. I've never been a Black Friday person and never will - the day after Thanksgiving is a good day to relax, digest, make and eat turkey soup, and visit with the family that are likely leaving shortly thereafter.
My sentiment exactly especially considering it is Best Buy.
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I might buy the jacket though it was a zesty 42 degree here in downtown Florida this morning. Burr!! :D Bring on the heating jacket!:D

You guys will get even this summer when we have 100% humidity, 98 toasty degrees and all the bugs on earth coming around. :eek:
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Ed in Tampa wrote:You guys will get even this summer when we have 100% humidity, 98 toasty degrees and all the bugs on earth coming around. :eek:

OH I can get that HERE. So I'll stay home and enjoy it....INSIDE.:D
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reible wrote:Perhaps a bit off subject but my son sent this picture he took on his way home. It is about 21 degrees so they will be having a cold night despite being in a tents. Hope the sales are worth it.

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They paid $300.00 for a tent so they could save $100.00 on a TV.:confused: :confused: :confused:
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