Which Heated Jacket Brand Is Best? Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita, Bosch & Ororo

[@ProjectFarm]

Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you! Milwaukee: amzn.to/3td8ff2 DeWalt: amzn.to/3agMZw8 ORORO: amzn.to/3r7tgFU Makita: amzn.to/2NLrs77 Bosch: amzn.to/2YwXFBf

[@dakotanett3266]

Winter down jacket review: Columbia, helly Hansen, Arc’teryx, Kulh & Canadian goose.

[@trashclanofficial]

hello i have a problem health related with the cold and would like to have an updated video including the new Milwaukee heated gear they recently released. id appreciate it maybe even go over the gloves and socks please love you

[@trashclanofficial]

Please big fan love your videos

[@elpimproy]

Can you please make an updated version of this video with newer models? Please! I just purchased The DEWBU Heated Jacket and wanted to know how it compares to other brands. Thanks! Very cool video.

[@davidkrellner2251]

If there was a Most legit dude on the internet award this dude would win by a landslide. No clickbait, no ads and no clear bias. Thank you for your quality WORK!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@IppiopaidFEEDBACK]

I like the fact that his cousin helps him out. And he doesn’t try to outshine him, he just stays quiet and helps.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching.

[@ezekiel3934]

I live with my wife and 2 daughters I haven't spoken to a man face to face in months. Maybe there's no one available to help the guy! Liked the video content 👌

[@cjcj2940]

Good help is hard to find!

[@cdgregOG]

Haha!

[@NTHunt]

Im still amazed every time I see the Farmabago running! That thing has been through a lot!

[@ProjectFarm]

More videos coming soon with the Farmabago!

[@charlesandrews6478]

Hahahaha sounds pretty good too

[@REDSIX]

Haven't we all

[@jorgey4]

honestly i think if he wants to team up with Cleetus McFarland to get the farmabago to go fast that'd be a fun series.

[@shadowstalker6762]

Look whos keeping it running lol

[@hiddenpotentialproject806]

Man, how do you do this at such a high level? These tests you create in your different videos are very impressive. Plus, you create an atmosphere of trust and objectivity - big things in my opinion.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@ernestmurphy3898]

He is a scientist.

[@sage5296]

The fact that you managed to develop fair and consistent tests for heated jackets is truly a testament to your ingenuity and creativity! Very well done!

[@Dukelax510]

Agreed, I was like hmm how is he going to test this. Did not disappoint.

[@MP-zf7kg]

I agree; these folks think like engineers, and there's not much "filler" crap in their vids.

[@TheSlimCognito]

When a company sees their product on project farm followed by "we're gonna test that" they get nervous and start sweating. When us consumers hear "we're gonna test that" we get excited to see which one wins. Thanks for the hard work. Too bad I don't need a heated jacket where I live. I would love to have one.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@hgdge]

good. about time someone put to the test their lying asses

[@electronicsNmore]

All I can say is, thank God for cousin Eddie and Project Farm! Glad I live in a warm climate where I'll never need one of those heated jackets. The Milwaukee looks the best to me. Thanks for another great video!

[@Dhrpedro]

Perhaps a test with cooling jackets for summertime ?

[@SockyNoob]

@@Dhrpedro I think a cooled t-shirt would be more appropriate.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@joshuagibson2520]

Electronics n more... you used to comment on Taofledermaus every video. Did you stop watching them?

[@waynelutwiniak797]

👍

[@nicholas5623]

Straight to the point no fluff or filler and killer approach to how you do your videos. Love the time and effort that goes into them. Thanks for all these videos and many more to come 🤙🤙

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@Highstranger951]

I wear my Milwaukee jacket daily and for three years now it has been flawless. I don’t know how I worked outside in winter without it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@galvanizedgnome]

The red light brings unwanted attention

[@JohnDoe-tu8jt]

@@galvanizedgnome cover it

[@Highstranger951]

@@galvanizedgnome that’s it? They all have a light to indicate power.

[@tjac4801]

Can u add a bigger battery to the milwaukee?

[@MrErViLi]

One of the only channels on youtube that actually provides a public service.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@stinkycheese804]

I can't emphasize enough how much your reviews have evolved into a thing of beauty, almost perfection. Whether I agree or disagree, you provide rapid fire, relevant info without any stuttering through irrelevant background noise, and nobody I've seen on youtube manages to provide more information, on-topic, per minute spent. You're either a robot, part german, or both of those and good at editing. ;)

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Not a robot for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@simpesfaip]

I knew it!hes part German...

[@jaycole5353]

He should have a TV show

[@Meatwad.Baggins]

@@jaycole5353 This

[@SuperCoopdogg]

Just one of things i like about his videos. Straight to the point. No fluff besides eddie

[@DSD1.0]

My dad is literally "The man who has EVERYTHING" so u can imagine how hard it is to shop for gifts for him, but my gf & I bought him the Ororo heated jacket and he freakin LOVES IT!! Wears it ALL THE TIME now! Watching his reaction when unwrapping it for Christmas was priceless as well.. like a kid getting a ps5 lol great video as always project farm! 👍👍

[@barbelhansen6837]

Ha, same with my dad, got him a wowstick screwdriver for Christmas, he had fun unpacking it like it was his first iPhone and uses it often.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@woww1993]

i own an ororo best thing ever

[@bltzgaming6989]

Yeah, I own an ororo jacket. Pretty solid, I use it primarily for hunting and it eliminates about 4 layers of stuff for me. Bought one for the old man and he uses it for hunting and snow blowing and he’s a big fan

[@WestcoastAudiGuy]

"there goes the neighbour racing around his field with a dummy on the roof again..."

[@theonlyrealcdub]

Honey, now he has a camera on his head on a bicycle and keeps changing his jacket

[@bobstewart4989]

Cousin Eddy Knievel

[@robertgrant8883]

I'm sure they are all subscribed to the channel to find the heck out what this all was about... AGAIN!

[@byronb3963]

"Is that a battery in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?" "It's a battery."

[@kenhurley4441]

For some guys (not me),,,,, damn that's a big battery!

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

@@kenhurley4441 ANY guy who believes his battery is bigger than 7" is lying..

[@wiltbradley]

it shrinks in the pool!

[@babylonfive]

We're gonna test that!

[@454Casull]

Let's test that.

[@fayetaylor4275]

Thank you for taking the time to do this!! I'm looking to buy a heated jacket for my mother-in-law for Christmas. I've read sooo many reviews and can't decide. This video has helped so much. I'm going with the Ororo ;-)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@bigwangmark]

Ah I'm dead tired. We are in a full lock down again here due to a covid outbreak and work is going mad (Retail worker) but then after a 10 hour night shift I see a new video from my favorite youtuber and and huge smile is on my face and a bit of enjoyment is back in my life. Thanks so much for all hard work you do to make such amazing testing videos. You are the type of friend we all need to have in our lives...Even if you have a few million best mates all claiming you as theirs lol.

[@bananarama3624]

I love it when I come home from a long tiring day of dealing with annoying customers only to get home and settle down and watch my favourite KZbin channels. :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Glad I can make the day better for you!

[@DaftPunkSkittle]

Man I work as a painter and carpenter and Covid is a pain, theres so much work to be done in multi-million new construction, people needing to keep distance and wear mask and then someone always has to mess it. The work gets timed out, ppl come and fine you, fine the subcontractors and general contractors, shouting matches, dudes that dont wash their hands sharing equipment, shutting down the job site and literally the gas and time you spent to get to work but for the little hours you work because ppl cant follow rules makes it not worth it. Dirty bathrooms and cant use bathroom or wash hand at restaurants. Not being able to tell if someone is sick or not, not being able to tell if someone is pro mask or anti mask so you wont say the wrong thing and get them extremely upset, the Stress of 2020 and 2021.

[@bigrocc3925]

i may just be some cook on the internet but dont buy this covid krap... total power grab

[@TheMechanicj]

I’m also a grocery store worker I love how everyone else gets to go home and get a paycheck bigger than thier normal check it we get to keep slaving away cause our lives don’t matter at our slave wages cause we exempt from the virus lol

[@stevewall6811]

This is probably the only channel on youtube i've watched every single video multiple times. Even when you don't have a new weekly video out, i rewatch the old ones.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing. However, a new one is out every Sunday.

[@jaydunbar7538]

I do t always remember what I learned on project farm, but I remember he did a video on it so I go back and watch it again before I make a purchase.

[@evanthompson3727]

I love these for ice fishing and doing barn chores. I run mine on low and just layer like I regularly would for winter. The added warmth really makes a difference! Pop a couple of toe warmers in the boots, and pretty much no weather is too cold. Thanks for all the videos!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome. Thanks for the feedback.

[@catmando4914]

I have no need for a heated jacket, but love watching all your videos. Good testing methods to remove subjectivity.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@brookhaven86]

Who else is never buying a heated jacket but is still watching this like let me find out which one I need? 😂

[@PJBonoVox]

I'd consider it but no way am I walking round with a DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita or Bosch logo on my jacket 😂

[@s10v8dude]

😂😂 yup

[@error404m]

Yes, but that is me with every Project Farm video. I just enjoy seeing how he tests things. Great stuff. 99.9% of the stuff he tests isn't even available in my country.

[@chloehennessey6813]

Me! They don’t fit. All of them are like putting a tent on my body. 😂😂 well. All the ones they had in stock any way. Makita and Milwaukee. Haven’t tried in the Bosch yet.

[@shauno6799]

It’s all about the curiosity of what Tests they’ll go through!

[@Twfish13]

I’ve had an Ororo for about 3 years now and still love it. I got a vest that way I could layer on top of it. It’s got a heating pad right at the neck and it is life changing. I mainly use mine for hunting but have used it in other applications and if you are on the fence about it, do yourself a favor and get one!

[@aflipz]

Smart move on the vest... I have the jacket and it is rubbish. Might work for cool-ish temperatures with light breeze but definitely not a winter jacket or something you would even wear on a windy autumn day. Wish I could transfer the heat system in a good quality jacket and actually get something out of it. (anything below freezing and the thing is completely useless.)

[@roccit]

Yeah, I would guess these are less helpful for when you're working, but more for when you're doing an activity where you need to remain still. Like on a stand. Or I guess if you're one of those people that holds the stop/slow sign out on a highway somewhere in the mountains :)

[@aflipz]

@@roccit A vest, or hoodie, or any other heated base layer can be used to enhance the performance of a quality, technical winter garment you wear over it, which is better at retaining heat, therefore instead of all of it escaping right out the outside panels like they do on the Ororo; you benefit from the generated heat. (and might actually make the medium and low settings useful...) The jacket is too bulky to wear under something else and is really not very good as a stand-alone at anything below 10c (50F) I HATE it. Truly a piece of low quality import garbage. A good idea, very poorly executed.

[@andyking894]

If my granddaddy were still alive, he'd say "if you need a heater in your jacket, you're not working hard enough." 😁

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@SH-kz4fl]

Exactly. When I was in my late teens early 20s, I worked outside with my dad. If I ever complained about the cold he would say, “If you move faster you’ll be warmer.”

[@kenhurley4441]

@@SH-kz4fl Oh those days are long gone.

[@SH-kz4fl]

@@kenhurley4441 unfortunately, you’re not wrong.

[@Deere2154D]

@@kenhurley4441 you've never clipped a conveyor belt at 30 below. You can't move and the conveyor belt literally sucks the heat out of your body. Sometimes these things would be nice trust me.

[@parkerhammond3258]

I ended up going with a Makita after watching this video. I had to weigh my options but it was worth it to stay on my Makita platform, after giving it a run in 25° weather I was still nice and toasty and the heating elements double as hand warmers, it was a definite plus for me! I'll have to get my dad the ororo!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Ze_Moose]

Is it true the battery stops working after couple of months? 🤔

[@Pushnprevail]

Thank you for doing this properly snd giving viewers tests and results they ACTUALLY WANNA SEE

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@calebj0682]

All of your videos just make me feel good about being a Milwaukee guy.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@jahsidmatias3625]

Exactly gonna have to convert all my tools from Dewalt to Milwaukee lol, it always wins Milwaukee also has 2 years longer warranty than Dewalt’s, over engineered with a 5 year warranty vs very well made but not always in the USA.... 3 year warranty

[@SonOfPatriots]

Milwaukee is often 2nd place in his videos still isn't bad at all

[@silentwisdom7025]

I'm just south of you, good luck in the snowstorm.

[@ravagerfin]

Milwaukee is great bang for the buck :)

[@jose15238]

You should do “weather proof car covers”. A lot of them claim to last but they never do! People are always trying to find a good ones, But they don’t last with wind and sunshine.

[@davidcollis4758]

Gli_Fahrenheit I agree. I bought 2 car covers that were supposed to last 10 years outside but after 5 years they disintegrated. Take care.

[@richiec6068]

Video Idea: Hearing protection. There are so many nowadays that implement electronics (speakers/bluetooth/noise cancelling/etc) and I wonder if any are worth spending the extra money compared to a good basic set of muffs or even plugs.

[@terracar2003]

I have a 50$ pair of 3M worktunes they are amazing and I have had them for over a year the hearing protection is great and they are very rugged and strong I have worn them in the rain,snow and in over 100°F temperature and they have never had a problem the battery lasts much longer than I expected at an average run time somewhere around 30-40 hours before needing a charge the fitment is great my only complaint about them is they will move around and need adjusting every once in a while and the single button is sometimes a little weird to use otherwise no issues I would highly recommend especially in loud areas as you can't hear anyways so listening to music or a podcast won't really change your awareness I use them when working or even if its just cold outside and while the decibel limiter is cool it kinda kills bass but to me its well worth the upgrade and increased hearing protection

[@vongdong10]

From my experience, noise cancelling earbuds don't do well with sharp loud noises like dropping metal onto concrete.

[@gabakusa]

i am using airpods pro for hearing protection and it works great

[@SethMethCS]

Also test frequency response, especially bass. All the earmuffs I’ve seen have headphone functionally as a afterthought, and use cheapsy drivers.

[@terracar2003]

@@SethMethCS Yeah definitely but I'm not too worried about bass I just don't want to go deaf

[@merkn247]

You’re the only one with the power tool heated jacket comparison on KZbin!!! Thank you !!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@wesley7753]

WE NEED MORE OF COUSIN EDDIE

[@ProjectFarm]

The Farmabago is a lot of fun!

[@Tendies7645]

I vote for more cousin Eddie t-shirts

[@urielcantarero4965]

@@Tendies7645 I'd buy one.....fo sho.

[@bikerrider4845]

" I got laid off when they closed that asbestos factory, and wouldn't you know it, the army cuts my disability pension because they said that the plate in my head wasn't big enough "

[@byronspears9395]

Cousin Eddie for president😁

[@omarg6022]

"Sorry bro, I can't go, I gotta charge my jacket"

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching.

[@nicholaszatika7492]

Lol

[@Oblithian]

"Drying mode on, jacket drying"

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

and do manscaping.

[@SamuraiAtlas]

These jackets work perfectly find without the battery’s lmao

[@elninostorm]

Man I love how much humor and spontaneity you inject into these newer videos. Love your older stuff too, but it makes it so much fun to watch.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@ismaelgomez6876]

Thanks!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!

[@jamessoncreek4553]

Sometimes I have no interest in what's being tested. I just watch to see the tests he creates :) So smart

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@Arcticcatkid23]

Never clicked on a notification so fast in my life! Made my sunday!!!! Keep up the awesome work!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!

[@Arcticcatkid23]

I did. I have 2 millwaukee jackets and just wanted to see if i made the right choice! I need to learn to not buy things until you post a video haha!

[@ddforrester]

I've had the M12 Milwaukee jacket for three winters now. A couple of years ago I ordered a 12v barrel connector and spliced it into wire with an SAE connector running to the charge adapter connected to my motorcycle battery. Unending warm wintertime motorcycling now. Its been and continues to be a great jacket. Bought the wife one too. She loves the heated pockets for those cool nights in autumn at high school football games.

[@xxjusxstarxx]

I have been wanting one for a while but sometimes I ride for long times. I haven't wanted to buy one cause if I'm on a cruiser I'll be gone for a long time and don't want my battery to die, but I also do alot back roads on an old enduro that runs on 6 volts so I didn't want to invest in either

[@xxjusxstarxx]

I'm thinking the m12 may be just right

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@KraktysAncientAccount]

WAIT your motorcycle has a heated jacket now for its human rider? How awesome!

[@dixieboy5689]

Cousin Eddie is my kinda guy. Up for anything and easy to chill out with as well.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@krebsbaseballs26]

I would love to see a shootout for the best brake cleaner. Testing ability to clean as well as seeing which can do a good job without damaging paint or drying out rubber.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@endutubecensorship]

I agree, awesome idea

[@kz6fittycent]

@@ProjectFarm Here's the kicker - they must also, in addition to the parameters suggested, run a lawnmower on a finite sample size. Whichever runs the longest, wins. :P

[@andya857]

The Best is CRC , use by airlines and the military, they only use the best ...

[@blahorgaslisk7763]

@@andya857 They don't use the best, they use what's been approved.

[@ivynyan]

Thank you for actually showing them in action! The other videos I've seen are just based on stats.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@tom_schroeder]

So information rich, so quick, so thorough, and so creative! I find your matter of fact style surprisingly comforting, and always look forward to the comparisons. Thanks for spending the time and money to do these videos! Perhaps it’s having been an engineer for my whole career that makes me so happy with your content and approach. 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you!

[@Kandres027]

Straight to the point with no fluff 👍🏼

[@kitanul788]

@@ProjectFarm Awesome video! Would you be able to do one on heated gloves? :)

[@TheMrbaseball1975]

I personally own the DeWalt jacket and I noticed you didn't mention that the battery can be stored in the back pocket as well. This gives you better mobility. I do appreciate your channel.

[@kainfowler3686]

See I almost avoided the dewalt because of that now I might buy it thanks!

[@NilkanthKotak]

How is it holding up a year later ?

[@TheMrbaseball1975]

@@NilkanthKotak, It's still working like the day I bought it. This has been one of the best investments I've made.

[@davidleroy7708]

​@@NilkanthKotakI've had a dewalt a couple years and it's going strong. I find as long as I don't keep it on the highest setting (which is mostly unnecessary) a 2ah battery last quite long. Quite warm even without heating it as well.

[@Ze_Moose]

Question I would like to know too

[@danware8141]

Man, you just make the best tests and comparisons. Thank you so much for all your hard work. I hope for you to have an even more successful channel and a happy long life, so that you can show generations to come the best products for the price.

[@jimothyfarthammer]

I'm over 40 years old, I've lived in Florida most of my life and as God is my witness I didn't know that heated jackets existed until today.

[@mikesmith2222]

Lucky man! I work outside sometimes on night shift next to a river and wind chills in the winter time are commonly around 0° F. I learned about heated jackets on my first week at the job lol

[@bighoss1121]

I grew up in the icehole that is Minnesota and this is the first I've heard of them

[@colemanadamson5943]

Well......Florida. In case you're wondering....the climate is not the same everywhere.

[@colemanadamson5943]

@@bighoss1121 Likely you moved before lithium batteries existed.

[@jimothyfarthammer]

@@colemanadamson5943 I wasn't wondering. I already suspected that the climate was not the same everywhere. But thanks for the confirmation that I didn't fucking need anyway.

[@AntonioCunningham]

Whoever asked you to do this, I have two words for them. *Thank You*

[@JWolf677]

This was awesome, thank-you so much for all the time and effort you put in this video. I work in a warehouse on a forklift and I often freeze because of the cold in the winter. It gets down to about 35 in there and temperatures are miserable. This told me so much because when you are on a forklift the wind produced is bone chilling. This was so helpful i saved it and will be sending it to co-workers so they can also see.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@jordanlawsonsr.3103]

So which one did you get

[@mikesmith2222]

Thanks for all you do, Todd. We love Sunday’s, and you!

[@ProjectFarm]

I appreciate that!

[@deletdis6173]

I thought Cousin Eddie was the off brand Makita impact wrench? XD

[@JoseRodriguez-qx5fv]

Lol it was.

[@shindukess]

I guess these dancing items all belong to cousin Eddie. Don't forget Eddie has a twerking pickup truck from the Epoxy video.

[@groundzero_-lm4md]

It is named that way because that is the type of tool you give to your Cousin Eddie.

[@nickbussard6089]

Cousin Eddie is a lotta things.

[@gabriels.hinostroza7683]

Me too!!!! XD

[@Buckswoodshop]

That bike ride shows your dedication to “testing that”!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@darrenstettner5381]

Dude. This channel is great. I always have a hard time making decisions between different brands. This is helpful infix

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Glad it is helpful!

[@ThePrismaticEnder]

After 2019 happened I wanted this world to fall in on itself, but this man is slowly giving me faith in KZbin. Ive seen NO channel like his and he needs to recieve a award for his services. Thank you so much man. Please don't sell out like 99.9% of youtubers have. Regards Joshua McPhee (MJ456)

[@meengreen52]

He's probably making a good chunk of $ on these vids.

[@dangermartin69]

@@meengreen52 As well he should.

[@davidhudson5452]

Eddie Might Sell Out Then He Will Have To Be Tested

[@moresothanyou]

@@meengreen52 from KZbin ad? I think he made very little. Its hard to gain money from KZbin alone now. From patreon? He have more than 2000 patron so that's a decent money. However the cost of his every video is also high, so I think he really is spending the patreon money for more video.

[@robertsteich7362]

911: 911 what’s your emergency? Caller: There’s a camper with a super loud exhaust traveling multiple times in a field with a guy standing on top of it. 911: Can you give me description? Caller: He keeps changing his jacket on each run. So I don’t know. Just follow the loud exhaust, you’ll find him.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching!

[@djtongi]

911: aaaah no worries, this adress is PF, there were already multiple reports like this the last years... i sure, he's just testing stuff that manufacturers claim :D

[@bjbrooks6659]

@@ProjectFarm Thank you for the awesome content. I always look to see if you have a video on whatever I’m buying. You haven’t steered me wrong! Thanks again!

[@NBx12]

"Yeah - this same guy keeps mowing his lawn 10 times on a Saturday. I think there is something up!!"

[@wrinkyscarnagecrew]

Lmao he's also got pretty good balance

[@brettdavis5555]

“Turn the jacket on.” That’s the kind of thing I thought I’d never hear.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@roccit]

Along with "Dang, I forgot to turn my jacket off"

[@nicholaszatika7492]

@@roccit ya true

[@RennieAsh]

The socks are better though. Crap I forgot to turn off my socks!

[@PhiLeo7973]

Being a bike enthusiast, I just recommended this review to Brian of the "I Bike Unfolded" YT channel who's latest vid takes him commuting to work in Denver,CO in 14 deg F weather. I suggested he review this episode without realizing you even did a terrific test on your motorized bike. Just goes to show how your excellent channel rightfully grows and impacts lives positively worldwide. Be safe Todd, and continue to shine,phil👍🍀🇺🇲

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@spartan8390]

The only missing variable to this test was creating a radiating core, at normal body temp, to reflect the heat while the elements were on. Phenomenal work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the constructive feedback.

[@hjooy]

Project Farm is priceless. Keep it up!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Will do!

[@DeadlyGhostrider]

Finally. Thanks for making our weekend better.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@MrCmcgruder]

Thank you for this. I got a job working outside at night with planes . I got sick twice being in the cold. Had to do some research. I love this

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@GHOST22x02]

This man went out and road his bike in the cold to test a sweater that he already tested in the cold freezer. If that doesn’t deserve a subscribe then I don’t know what does lol

[@ADN1996]

This guy is the best! I remember when you had 40k subs. Been here ever since!

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thanks!

[@elBanndito]

11:08 Neighbors will definitely not get bored! "Three months ago, our eccentric neighbor rode with a shower on his car. Now he is riding on the roof of a camper with a jacket and no pants. What's next?" Great stuff!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching.

[@mastershake407]

You're the man project farm. You're what consumer reports wishes they could be and they're a huge org with lots of staff. Keep up the good work!

[@spicemasterii6775]

"Excuse me. May I use your charger? I'm freezing."

[@ProjectFarm]

lol Thanks for watching.

[@alpine9996]

And by the way, do you also have any Grey Poupan?

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

HEATED JACKETS?!?! How have I lived in Winnipeg for thirteen years and never heard of this?!?!

[@jtjjbannie]

LOL!! Who knew? I certainly didn't.

[@tiberiu_nicolae]

Isn't there an electrocution risk when you get stabbed?

[@AgiDaKinG]

@@tiberiu_nicolae If you're getting stabbed then a little shock is probably going to be the least of your worries at that point lol

[@moonsengineeringadventures623]

they make heated socks and gloves too

[@ProjectFarm]

I have to admit, these heated jackets really help with make things more comfortable in cold and/or windy conditions!

[@scottfritz6645]

Iv had my milwakee for about 2 years now. Absolutely love it. I love milwakee tools so having the same m12 battery is great. Also sitting down I don't notice it much and it is nice having it in the back so that when i lean across a fender or something I'm not laying on the battery. They don't last long but from my experience by the time the battery is dead I can't feel my fingers or everything else is cold so it's break time anyway so it works out. Great info!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@tinbanger66]

Yeah, they don't last long but they charge quick.

[@allenwilliams1920]

They make a adapter to use a m18 battery I use the small m18s and they last longer and aren't bad back there

[@tinbanger66]

@@allenwilliams1920 thanks, i have those, too! Haven't seen the adapter yet, but I'm gonna!

[@drillandchill5698]

Same iv had mine for 2 years and wear it every day i work construction and it still keeps me warm

[@BrendaVen]

Wow, the details and tests were just what I needed. I am planning to work upstate and while I’ve always layered up I have a always suffered from cold chills. This was a big help

[@ProjectFarm]

Great to hear!

[@md_vandenberg]

One day, Cousin Eddie's cousin Creepy Cooter is gonna stop by for a visit. That will be the video where Todd tells us what the best 12 gauge shotgun slug is.

[@JC-fj7oo]

"we're gonna test that"

[@andrewsaunier5865]

He better pull up in the el chromino

[@linksbro1]

I love how Cousin Eddie is slowly gaining his own lore, little by little xD

[@willienolegs8928]

Interesting test. Never heard of heated jackets but I live in Florida. Great testing methods.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@mdsk7623]

I've never heard of palm trees and beaches before but they seem cool but I live at the south pole

[@dr.floridaman4805]

I have one. A Milwaukee, but not the one in the video. Worked great in Colorado over the winter.

[@nickzhang7862]

Lookup coolshirt!

[@dr.floridaman4805]

@@nickzhang7862 lookup FRAZZLEDRIP

[@nomadchad8243]

I've had the Milwaukee hoodie for about three years now. Go with the mid weight hoodie and layer your favourite jacket I er it. I also bought a 12v power brick instead of the Milwaukee battery and I get over 12 hours on medium/low. High is too hot but good to get it up to temp fast.

[@nomadchad8243]

I wear it around the house on low and I've machine washed it about six times now

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@miahsteele4538]

Bro I love this guy he's so fun to watch

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!!

[@incashPlease]

Cousin Eddie and the Farmabago? Oh yeah you know this is gonna be a good episode!!

[@light-master]

Gotta say thank you so much. It's been in the low 30s here for the last month and I bought the exact Ororo jacket you tested specifically because of this video. After a month of using it, I'm absolutely loving it. Very warm, even without turning the heaters on and the heaters on high last me right at 4 hours. Couldn't be happier with a heated jacket and I have you to thank for that.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great to hear! Thanks for sharing.

[@dash4800]

Low 30's, that's barely coat weather, especially if you are moving around.

[@bobeli7434]

Right now at -30 lol

[@ahdofu]

Thanks, as always, for being so methodical in your testing. Since this review, manufacturers have released newer jackets some of which address the bulkiness of the battery. I look forward to another review that tests the updated versions of these jackets.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestionn.

[@nikkolaus]

@@ProjectFarm Can we expect an updated test this year?

[@Bakachu7]

With winter being what it is I was JUST thinking about this! Great comparison!

[@sterlingmullen5122]

I bought a Milwaukee jacket a year ago it's nice but wasn't quite warm enough here in Idaho weather. I ended up making an adapter to fit the 18 volt batteries and now it's perfect! Been using it for 6 months now with no issues...everyone said I was going to fry it lol. I do use a leather pouch mounted to my belt to carry the battery.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@AlwaysBeSmart674]

That’s awesome. But personally man carrying around a bulky 18v battery all day sounds so uncomfortable. It’s almost insane to even consider in my opinion. Compared to a jacket that just runs off lithium battery power banks/bricks which are much much slimmer, less bulky, cheaper(your getting ALOT more battery for your money), have higher capacity cells(same weight; more juice) and since they’re actually designed for your pocket they fit well, unlike 18 or 12v batts for drills.

[@jeanpaulchristian3282]

Do you have a Mod that I can turn it into an electrocution jacket- I need it for State exorcisms

[@sethra9594]

I'd love to see a comparison of shipping/packaging tape brands (the kind used to seal off cartons, boxes). So many brands out there making it difficult to find a low cost quality solution for business/office needs. Thanks for the vids!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you

[@darkmagician1184]

I bought some cheap stuff, I want to say it was harbor freight, that just peeled right off the box immediately. I too would be interested in this, especially since a lot of places sell both Packing and Shipping tapes and I don't understand the difference.

[@andrewstombaugh9318]

As a regular viewer, I don't HAVE to suggest what I'd like for this guy to cover next... SOMEHOW he just KNOWS!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Cnightz]

I started laughing when I say Cousin Eddie on top of the RV. Great Humor Todd, Definitely have missed this channel.

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Yukon2918]

You’re unbelievable. You should drive that vehicle around your neighborhood. Thanks for all you do.

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

The Farmabago cannot be insured for the road.

[@UncleMikeH]

OH MY GOD! Did y'all notice his shirt at the end? The shirt we have all been waiting for!💯

[@ProjectFarm]

Yes! Go to: project-farm.com to view the merchandise.

[@scotth4613]

I have an ororo as does my mom and dad. When we aren’t at the same event we borrow each others batteries. It’s a nice jacket. I love it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback. Glad to hear!

[@LifeBeginsOnTheWater]

Great job, appreciate all the hard work that goes into the testing. Love the content, specially with your cousin stopping by to help. Thanks for sharing

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@l.nassah6728]

The Genius isn't that you do reviews but how you do and test them. I was initially wondering how you'll even test these jackets. But as always you never fail to surprise me. True science here sir! Awesome awesome content as always

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@DA-zi6eq]

👏👏 well said!!!

[@Wittyusername82]

Ha! I just dug out my Milwaukee heated hunting coat this morning, how timely! Great video, love cousin Eddy!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@kabella66]

I live in Iowa and have survived 5 subzero winters with my Mikwaukee jacket. Best investment I've ever made. I even accidentally washed the battery a couple of years ago and its still holds a charge. I have 2 backup batteries for it. I get about 8 hours wear time on a charge on Meduim / low heat.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Lewis.Alcindor]

It's pretty funny that the power tool companies make heated jackets, and expect you to use the same bulky-ass batteries from their power tools. And to add insult to injury, you also need a bulky-ass adapter to connect the battery to the jacket. The only battery that made sense was the Ororo.

[@dansliwa6832]

I much prefer having the ability to swap in a new fully charged battery when wearing it for an extended period of time. I have a Milwaukee jacket and don't own any of their power tools. The ability to replace a battery by going to the hardware store when it doesnt hold a charge anymore is also a nice feature. The M12 battery isn't very bulky and I can wear the jacket in the car without issue. The side lower back placement doesn't get in the way much at all.

[@themichiganwoodsman1372]

I’m not sure where he purchased his Milwaukee jacket from. Mine was only $212.00 from the hardware store and it came with a battery and also a mail-in for an additional free battery.

[@ALPHABEASTACE]

I use dewalt tools but I'd much prefer the Milwaukee m12 jacket for that reson

[@meanodustino9563]

I have a Milwaukee hoodie and hated the batteries. Bought a snap on hoodie that was heated. Same hoodie. They use a usb battery pack 1” thick 3x4” very slim has a 5v dc out . $78

[@deroffi1572]

AvE: I ordered this fancy ventilated jacket from J-A-Pan. PF: Hold my beer!

[@jamessisco6445]

Focus you fu**!

[@silentwisdom7025]

Jesless thing has me tonguetangulated

[@Alexander_l322]

J A Pan

[@jamessisco6445]

This thread is filled with cunninglinquals!

[@imdabigboinow]

Before summer season hits, can you do a video on which portable AC unit is best? The style with the flexible hose that blows out the window? Thanks!

[@Wolficefang]

Technology Connections did a video detailing why most portable air conditioners are bad kzbin.info/www/bejne/lV7Qc5iPeJd-fcU However, in the video he also went over how to improve a portable AC. I would be interested to see a project farm video with raw numbers on how much difference an extra tube or some insulation really makes.

[@section8usmc53]

I just bought the NEW Milwaukee Toughshell jacket for $199.99. (October 2022) The Milwaukee Toughshell now has upgrades. The new one has 3 level temperature control for 2 separate zones, one of which heats the front pockets as well, and it comes with a Lithium 3.0 (3 amp hour) battery, so it will run on low for 12 hours, not 8. Both the old and new however, have a pass through for the battery pocket, so you can put the battery at the 7-8 o'clock position as he showed, or stuff it through the pass through and put it in the front pocket as well. Milwaukee also makes a similar jacket (NOT the hoodie) called the Axis with three zone heating like the Toughshell, but the third zone is on the shoulders, not the front pockets. It also sells for $20 more at $219.99. I bought my Toughshell after being jealous of a close friend that's a construction worker. He has had it for 2 years now and has not had a single issue. He has the style tested here, and has loved it from day one, and we live in the winter hell of Wisconsin, not a temperate climate state. You still have to dress accordingly, but this helps A LOT. Hope this helps someone considering buying. The new 3.0 is totally worth it for both the extra power and/or run time depending on what you need on that particular day, and for $200, makes it one of the best "investment" purchases I've made in a while, because it just makes everything better and easier in all but the very worst conditions.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@aarongriffin6326]

All your videos are great and your testing methods are spot on, thank you for taking the time and effort to make content actually worth watching on KZbin!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@NightShift7]

I'm currently sick with covid and have had your videos playing on my tv on autoplay for two days now. I've really enjoyed watching and listening through the fever, cold sweats, chills and hallucinations I've had haha. Seriously, thanks for putting in the time, work and effort and by the time I'm well I wonder how many I'll have watched?

[@ProjectFarm]

Sorry you are ill! Hope you get to feeling better soon! Thanks for watching!

[@Billy123bobzzz]

Great work! A suggestion: How about using non-battery heated jacket (of high quality) as a "control" so we can see the difference? Maybe a jacket that is in the same price range or one that is more economical priced but is known to be warm? That way we can tell if the battery heated jackets are actually worth their price tag.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@muscleman369]

My car hart coat can be used in super cold conditions especially when layered up. However I find myself exclusively using my heated jacket because it's lighter and I don't have to keep taking off or adding layers at work. I can simply press a button to adjust accordingly.

[@Sunlight91]

The best is a heated vest + a normal jacket.

[@james2042]

a well insulated jacket would require the test dummy to have a heated core, to represent the natural heat the human body produces.

[@isaacsmobilemaintenance2599]

As a mobile mechanic in Utah, I might purchase one of these. I’ve been thinking about it. Thank you for the review sir!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@MatthewThomas3]

Thank you for the Videos Project Farm! I would like to request a review of space heaters... perhaps electric vs propane... or the different propane models?

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome. Thanks for the video idea.

[@KTham-li1fe]

"The battery was made in Malaysia" So why is it so freaking so expensive here.(I'm in Malaysia)

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

we're paying for the Brand Name: not where it is made.

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

@@pablopicaro7649 you must be really young, or an American.. or both.

[@rubenhaak2968]

Cause it was tested and designed here ( I'm in Germany)

[@jeremymurphy7320]

@@KrazyMitchAdventures Bingo. Lock the thread.

[@jasonblahafitness6349]

Because your currency is much weaker than the dollar. That's why it's made there and that's why it's so expensive to you and not so much to us.

[@troyna77]

IDEA: do a comparison on the cheap(

[@lloydhorn5450]

Expensive...

[@hugedickerinokripperino5299]

Yup. Even this video was pushing it. Unfortunately

[@mrlarrybobjr]

Omg The RV is still running! That was the best part of the whole video

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@ivanthetactical6072]

You should test windshield water repellents ( like RainX , Auqapel, Neverwet etc ) ! These products vary quite a bit and its hard to decide which is best.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@S.Clause]

@@ProjectFarm ChrisFix did this windshield test, check out what he did.

[@rafaelmarin1963]

The amount of work that this guy puts into these videos, WoW!!! Thank you sir.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@rustie61]

Damn excellent review PF!!! Great job and extremely thorough. I'm gettin two Ororo's (men's & womens)... UPDATE: Well, this is one excellent review! On PF's recommendation, I purchased two of the Ororo jackets for multiple reasons clearly shown in PF's review. 1) First was the Ororo jacket's ability to prevent nearly all wind penetration (above the other jackets), providing far better efficiency preventing removal of any heat the jacket generated. 2) Second was the Ororo jacket's ability to shed water better than any of the others, again preventing further heat loss due to moisture penetration. 3) Third was the "Flat Pack" shaped battery located in the front lower left pocket, providing the most comfortable location of all the heated jacket batteries. It was only slightly noticeable in it's concealed pocket. This one feature would be hard to claim for ANY of the other jackets with their much bulkier batteries. 4) Fourth was the proper fit based on the mfgr's sizing chart. When they arrived, the jackets fit perfectly right out of the bag, with more than enough movement to be very comfortable and quite WARM! (this Ororo comes with it's own zippered storage bag - no box needed). 5) Fifth was the cost. At only $150 for such high quality jackets, the Ororo was easily the hands down winner! So much so that I bought TWO... a Medium for my wife (w/pink stripe), and an XL for me (48" chest w/yellow stripe). Even the sleeve length was perfect for both of us....

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Thanks for sharing.