Updated Battery Pass-Through Milwaukee Tool TOUGHSHELL Heated Gear Review
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Milwaukee Tool released a new generation in Heated Gear with the redesigned M12 Heated TOUGHSHELL and QUIETSHELL Jackets. Both jackets feature an advanced heat technology system. These jackets offer better mobility and flexibility while being lightweight and comfortable. Both jackets feature the unique new battery pass-through that allows for battery placement in the front or back pocket. The pass-through provides improved comfort by allowing users to relocate the battery to a more optimal location based on the situation.
Kits come with the M12 REDLITHIUM 3.0Ah batteries.
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I use it with my 4.0 or 6.0 battery hunting in freezing temperatures. I must say I’m impressed with it, and it keeps me from having to put on thermals and 3 layers. It’s a win for me! I also use it around the house on chilly days doing yard work and it’s done very well so far. I got a large initially and heated well, but I exchanged for a medium and it’ll fry you out on high.
Nice!! Perfect for ice fishing and cold mornings in the deer blind. Love the in-depth reviews. Thanks man!
You bet!
Do you not want to feel your battery at all in your heated jacket? Follow these steps:
1: Buy a 12000mah flat cellphone backup battery that has 12v capabilities. They are the size of an iPhone now.
2: buy a 12v dongle that upscales 12v out of USB. Dongle will be standard USB male and 12v standard female.
You now will never feel the battery no matter where it is located and this works on any 12v jacket.
This worked for me.
Love the idea, but dang that gets expensive to change out batteries in a 200 dollar jacket.
@@WorkshopAddict This is the future in heated jackets. Now, Milwaukee and DeWalt need to innovate and catch up. DeWalt has the edge with the flat pouch cells in their arsenal. If everyone accept the clunky batteries, they won’t produce the next best thing. We should tell our reps this.
I just looked on Amazon. I typed (12v cell phone backup battery) and found a 30000mah for $35. Same size and shape as an iPhone.
The dongles are found on Amazon under (12v step up USB dongle). 👍
@@paedahe4975 good option for people willing to pay!
I have the last year model and i love it nothing bad to say about
I thought about getting one of those jackets for an emergency or power outage. I think they might come handy.
Not a bad idea. I sure hope it is not needed.
@@WorkshopAddict . Thanks!
I would recommend emergency warmers, this will keep you warm sure, but the need to recharge batteries every few hours kinda goes against the emergency utility. Although it does have an aux charge for phone. Just gotta have tons of batteries
Order a m18 battery adapter then. Get a cpo 3.0
GREAT! video.
I love mine!!
I need to be able to to place the battery in the chess pocket due to my tool belt... both lower pocket options suck with a full tool belt.
Nice 😉
Does this jacket keep u just as warm without the heat turned on?
I Hate The Silk Material In The Arms. When Snow Or Wind Gets In Your Sleves The Whole Arm Gets Cold
I work construction and I'm looking for a new heated jacket with a hood. kinda like a zip up hoodi jacket. I'm looking at both the dewalt jackets and millwakee
hey brian, is the toughshell still comfortable wen you were a tshirt then the toughshell and then another jacket over the toughshell?
Since you had the XL grey Milwaukee jacket would you recommend getting the large so it’s tighter in the chest? But then the arm length would be shorter
If I was always going to wear a T-shirt under the jacket, I would buy a large. Since I wear a Hoodia and the jacket, the xl works. But I only use heat 10 percent of the time.
@@WorkshopAddict I’m still between getting this grey Milwaukee jacket or the vest or the Dewalt heated hoodie
Both are nice. Tough call!
@@WorkshopAddict I agree! The Milwaukee seems a lot more stylish than the Dewalt and I like the size of m12 battery compared to the bigger 20v battery which people have said it’s bulky
@9:20 that is not an Axis model
They just released a new camo one designed for hunting they made it quieter then the other jackets some how I think they called it silentshell or something
Model is 224C-21L for the size large kit
It is the quietshell. It has been out for a long time, it is just updated with the battery pass-through.
@@WorkshopAddict yes they did update it this year
I use Dewalt 2ah 20v batts with my Milwaukee Axis jacket and Hoodie. Works much longer, you will need to find the dewalt adapter which are hard to come by.
The Milwaukee adapter is also hard to find these days. I love the M18 3Ah in the jackets for long football games. Especially since it can go up front now.
way to bulky with that adapter
i had high hopes when these things came out. Unfortunately, they are more a gimmick than anythimg else.
Yes, on a calm autumn day, over freezing point, they are nice and you can feel the heat. but below freezing point, the heat just spills out. Also you need to buy a very tight fitting size. 1st jacket, i made the error of buying a large. Could barely feel the heat. Second one i bought a medium sized, it is a bit better.
If you really want heated gear for winter, buy the hoodie and put your normal winter coat over it.
I agree junk
I recommend the vest. I say exactly what you said at the end of the video.
I think what everyone seems to be missing is even without the heat function, these jackets are top notch. They're not anymore expensive than a comparative jobsite quality jacket, I love my tough shell it's waterproof and damn near indestructible. Keeps me plenty warm while running my skid loader in the winter (no windows doors or heat).
I have the hoodie and it sucks my buddy haves the shoft shell and he loves it I plan on getting the hard shell
How I did it, heated sweater to wear under fitting tight, totally correct on oversized wearing lessens the heat
I kinda dont like the pass through design of the pocket cause everytime i bend over to pick something up it falls out.. everytime..
Parking brake light on 2012 fusion
Nobody says....HOW TO USE IT! like what buttons do what?
I just bought this newer Milwaukee jacket and really don’t feel any heat at all. I have lots of Milwaukee but am disappointed with the jacket. Is this normal or could it be defective?
I have wore this jacket daily and I feel the heat each time I wear it, BUT last night it was 37 degrees and my wife and I went for a 3 mile walk and I did not feel the heat. I has it over a T-shirt. It was incredibly off. I did have to turn off the jacket at the end of the walk, but I never felt the heat. Can you turn it on inside with a tshirt on and within 4 minutes you should feel a good amount of heat.
I would say If you feel nothing at all clearly defective.. no
So I just bought this and my battery won't charge via the super cheap usb cable included... Any one have any tips?
Return it, I just had the same issue. Brought it to home depot and got a new one
I was hoping they fixed the heating unit because my jacket sucks, I don’t feel much heat at all when I’m out hunting. My dad bought a heated jacket for a 1/4 of the price from Amazon and it is twice as warm. If your moving around I be it does feel warm but when your sitting in 20 degree weather for 10 hours at a time the jacket doesn’t do a whole lot for you
What brand jacket did your dad get?
Where get it at,?
Home Depot but they had limited sizing in the store so I linked to Acme Tools who has all the sizes in the description.
Ace Hardware also has plenty of stock.
👍🏻🍻🍺🦃
Great video. Very informative. 👍
DONT EVER WAS THESE!! You'll be buying a new one. Guess that's what they want. At least don't put it in the dryer