Rep your favorite NFL team in the cold with officially-licensed NFL heated jackets. Powered by a 5V rechargeable battery that runs 3 to 6+ hours per charge, these jackets keep you warm throughout the entire tailgate and game.
FAQs
Yes, in most cases heated jackets are allowed at NFL games. Security may ask you to show or remove the battery pack during screening, and some venues restrict electronic devices, so check your team's stadium policy before heading out. When allowed, a heated jacket keeps you comfortable through the whole game.
Yes, heated jackets genuinely work rather than just trap body heat like a regular coat. Built-in heating panels, powered by a rechargeable battery, actively warm your core at the touch of a button, up to 150°F on the highest setting. That active warmth is the real difference from ordinary winter outerwear.
Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, is widely considered the coldest NFL stadium, with average game-day temperatures in the high 30s°F. It's also home to the 1967 Ice Bowl, played at -13°F with a wind chill near -48°F, still one of the coldest games in NFL history.
ActionHeat jackets typically run 4-8+ hours per charge, depending on the heat setting you choose. Lower settings stretch the runtime for longer days outdoors, while higher settings prioritize maximum warmth over a shorter window. Check your specific jacket's product page for its exact estimated runtime per setting.