Ive been wanting a video like this for a while! Ill have to watch it when i get done with school work. Im sure I wont be u disappointed, you always make great non-biased videos and i really appreciate that
Great video. Thanks for sharing so we all dont have to go out and buy all these products. So My family and I had been apparel manufactures for 27 years. Worked the big manufactures LLBean, Lands End, Columbia, Nike and around 30 others. I also worked in military gear for 7 years. Never produced for the ones you have shown. We did help develop fleece,soft shells/hard shells before fleece was even a word. I have used the Carharts and Milwaukee. I have looked at all the others and construction of the Jackets. Also have the issue of stuff falling out of the pocket but I always try to buy Jackets with pocket zippers. I only use Milwaukee. I use the heated soft shell or hoodie under and the water resistant hard shell over everything. Gloves also. I heat the inside hoodie. By the way tell Frankie that when I was in need of hiring hard working employees the first thing I would do is look at their hands. I would have hired Frankie haha. Great product and fit. thanks again for sharing.
I watched this video when it first came out and was interested. I wound up buying the Milwaukee coat. I wear a thin Under Armor shirt, my main shirt over that and then the Milwaukee coat with a pair of heated gloves and I absolutely LOVE them. I actually got three more coats for Christmas gifts. They love them as well.
Under armour cold weather compression type shirt is what I've worn for years underneath my hoodie with Carhartt bibs. I've been putting up power lines at 2am in Pennsylvania during a ice storm before and it was so cold it burned your nose. That shirt has been all over the country with me lol. That's all I've ever worn in cold weather. The under armour cold weather turtle neck compression shirt my long sleeve fire retardant shirt which is company policy a hoodie and bibs. So I can move and my back doesn't get cold when bending over. I would never be able to work in as many coats as you have on. I'd sweat to death.
Did you see them linemen in Puerto Rico?? They do it in shorts and no shirt ! And they get up the Poe with no spikes , they are in bare feet. But I do allot of high climbing and topping very tall trees in Pa and all I wear is t shirt and heated biker jacket and love it .
I dont mean to be so off topic but does any of you know a way to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid lost the account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
I have the original red milwaukee jacket and the 2nd generation coat that has the hand warmers. I got the gloves this year as soon as they were available. I love them all. I use the 2nd gen coat as a dress coat. The gloves are my favorite. My hands started getting cold very easily in the last couple years so the gloves are a God send! The gloves heat up faster than either of the coats. Now I just need them to come out with heated boots!
Great video on heated work gear! I find it challenging sometimes when working outside in cold weather, not to get over heated and start sweating. I’ve seen a lot of different products online, this video answered a lot of my questions!
Me to ! At home! But at work osha come down hard on us! And carhart says on the tag NO Sparks ! And if you do weld every day in one the rays dry out the material so bad I have had my sleeve totally ignite !!And I had a green welder sleeve over it.. Had a guy that had sparks landing on his back and didn't know it till he was on fire.. But we are talking heavy plate welding , up to 1 1\2" fillet on 1 to 6 " thick plate! On rail cars that gross over a million pounds! We're talking about some serious welding
ANYTHING you buy from carhartt - jackets or bibs - ABSOLUTELY needs to the sandstone material. The difference is night and say in terms of how soft and flexible is it compared to the originals.. ive had/had every milwaukee jacket you do, (the older softshells are much warmer, flexible, more comfortable - but not a durable) and the absolute most comfortable free flowing warm jacket you can get is the Carhartt SANDSTONE, Sherpa lined Sierra jacket. (The one with the zippers, not the similar one with the buttons). It has armpit big armpit gussets that let you raise your arms and the rest of the jacket barley moves. I cant get past the non heated Milwaukee 3in1 (same exact jacket as the new nonheated models BTW) ripstop being so stiff and loud when it moves. It sounds like youre walking around in a garbage bag, and the entire jacket moves around when you move your arms. In cold winter weather ( i work outside for a utility company in NJ ) - its TANK TOP, long sleeve shirt, and the older heated Milwaukee jacket on high with a carhartt hat.. and ONLY THAT , thats good down to flirting around 10 degrees or lower. (Must have extra batteries). the whole point of heated gear is so you DONT need to layer. To get the benefit of the heat, you NEED to wear less clothes, otherwise you wont even know the heat is on. In extreme cold, sub zero wind chill, - throw the Carhartt sandstone jacket over the heated soft shell milwaukee, with the heat on. Carhartt must be a bigger size. The Carhartt breaks the wind, and keeps the heat INSIDE. The heated MILWAUKEE, has to be close enough to you WITHOUT THICK LAYERS under it... ive NEVER NEVER NEVER had to go more than that.. EVER. And the carhartt jacket on the outside is on rare occasions. Underneath - it’s Carhartt insulated jeans, NO long underwear, and Carhartt SANSTONE Bibs over them when its really cold. The pants and the jackets need to be separate. You cant wear ZIP up suit and expect to move around , bend over, raise your arms.. I have heavy insulted Leather, waterproof Carolina boots for extreme weather and snow. Gloves is anyone’s guess.. so far best ive found is the leather insulated Carhartts, with bee’s wax applied to waterproof them.. those cheap (in the package, open and shake) hand warmers go a long way...
I've been using the Milwaukee heated jacket/coats for over 7 years. I've got one on Day-glo yellow, Real Tree Camo, an black. The Day-Glo yellow shows dirty easy, but is highly visible. If I worked construction, it would get worn daily. The Milwaukee Real Tree Camo coat has the control panel inside the coat on the left breast area. I suppose Milwaukee figured the coat would be worn for hunting and didn't need the light showing. It's my longest in length and warmest piece of heated gear. The M-18 battery adapter if you don't mind the weight is the way to go. With the 4-5 amp hour battery it will weigh you down. Not sure why, but my black Milwaukee jacket is waist high, form fitting and looks like a more dressy version of the heated gear. Guess it's time to look for a pair of the Milwaukee bib overalls. Whats up with the fox and how long have you had it?
We've all dressed warm and comfortably for years because we have to. This year I finally bought the M12 jacket. I always believed on "the heats in the tools" but I just turned 50 and well I dont feel so bad about buying a heated jacket.
You know Milwaukee jackets have a cable route for the battery pac to stay in it’s special pocket and route the cable up to the inner pocket for your phone charger.
yea, this is an old video but after watching it, you have convinced me to subscribe just because you seem like a very cool guy and I enjoyed the heck out of watching this video! I don't own any of that gear, I do own a couple Milwaukee drills, so I guess I would veer towards the Milwaukee just because. My one gripe I would have is they don't make the reflective vests like the Dewalts. I have worked where I needed to wear a reflective vest and it would be nice if they offered that option. For instance. I owned a box truck and every time I would have to load or unload I would have to pull on my vest. And that would be the same on any yard where you have trucks moving around that has any type of safety program.
A lot of these coats are made for people that are under 6’ tall and not being very broad in shoulders. Generally I wear a 3xlt carhart, try and find others that fit similar. The lt size is definitely needed and I wish more companies would get on board with the American size hoooman...
Hey Stanley, If your ever near or in the area of Brooklyn Center. Check out the top golf there. I was involved in erecting the steel poles and installing the net there and wish you would of made this video 12 months ago when I was there would of kept me a whole lot warmer!
Obviously Carhartt has several different types of linings in their coats. You happened to feature one of the more stiffer ones. I've never had an issue with any of my Carhartt coats and it would be a cold day in hell when I stop wearing Carhartt and switch to Milwaukee. I'm not wearing a heated coat. I'm not carrying a battery pack around. And I'm damn sure not getting sprayed with a garden hose. Good day.
Yeah I love my carhartt bibs I won’t ever get rid of them but I love my heated Milwaukee hoodie I always wear it under everything with my carhartt coat on top
I have three carhartt coats. They are really warm. But bulky and the one with the snap on hood bugs me. I will have to try the Milwaukee. I usually just wear a lined flannel shirt until temperatures go below 15 degrees
For Frankie's hands he needs to use O'Keeffe's working hands cream. I use the one in the little green hockey puck container. It doesnt take much so no need to grab a hand full. Use a little as possible. Within a week or less his hands will be totally healed.
Umm....stupid question. Why not just buy 2nd Milwaukee bibs for you or wife, lol. Great vid, like seeing stuff like this, as it really shows this stuff in action, especially if wondering if should buy or not! I've got a special multi use hood, face cover, etc...that my fav and got from USA SpecOps, it's so nice and is awesome in cold, wet weather etc... Also, didn't know had a fox, so cool😉 Thanks again, A
i love Duluth double knee pants, But they recently changed them and no longer have just the firehose double knee...so i need to shop elsewhere. That Milwaukee jacket looks just like my Walls hoodie, its insanely durable, water proof, and stain resistant, even looks to have the same texture. I'll have to check it out and compare...what are the chances Milwaukee rebrands Walls?
I wear mark's brand Dakota three and one now I have a 7 and one and they both are the warmest jacket during the winter I use it all winter and all I need is a base layer underneath. Check if out
Love my Milwaukee heated hoodie as long as I put a vest over it so the cold air doesn't blow thru and kill the heat feel. Love my tough shell jacket but i feel it's to nice to wear for work in the trenches. Lol
My Milwaukee outer shell will last 3-4 hours on high 4-5 on medium and 6-7 hours on low idk where you get an hour and a half. With the 18 volt 2.0 last about half of the 12 volt.
Good luck with Volvo! Our A30 haul truck eats batteries, has elc gremlins, fuel filter issues loosing prime, awesome truck when running, but Volvo has known elc issues. Same with buddies 160 and 360 excavators. Same elc issues
i have a question for you. i bought the Milwaukee jacket after buying the gloves, glovess are impressive. jacket is not. does using the 20v dewalt make the Milwaukee jacket any hotter?
Your favorite coat is mine as well lol 😂 2 years drilling water Wells it is still awesome... But the front pocket zipper stitches broke with in a week or two on one side but every other zipper is fine. It's a tight fit but I'm 6'1'' 280 lbs overall I would buy again
okay this video has directly inspired my next video. im going to do a layer gear review for what i wear when out snowmobiling! spoiler... its berne coat and overalls! thanks stan! good review!
I guess I’m just completely confused. The point of the heated gear is so that you don’t have to wear 3-4 layers......... I work out in the weather every day. Thin base layer shirt, Milwaukee VEST (great movement with no bulky arms!) and then a thin $20 hoodie over the top for when it gets dirty and nasty it can be thrown away. The vest is on year 3 and looks new!
Awesome video Stan! Where in the heck can I get one of the Milwaukee heated jackets? The kind that you gut bit by the snake in. Everywhere I look they are sold out! I need a 2X or maybe a 3X.
Just got the Milwaukee M12 heated jacket and it is barely producing any heat. I am very upset and disappointed. I ordered it online from Home Depot . They told me go back to your local Home Depot and return it. On the highest setting it barely produces any heat. I just don't know what to do. Is this the way it's supposed to be or not? I don't know
Hey quick question, what 2 ya snow bucket manufacture or actual bucket would you recommend? It would be for stacking and widening driveways after storms. Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
love this video but I have problems with cold toes not the hole foot just toes. I have tried a lot of different types of winter socks and boots but still have cool toes. and I can't find a good winter shoe in my size. I have a wide foot and most shoes that say they are wide but are way too small. any suggestions?
@Natty Fatty Powerlifting thanks for the info I'll give that a try but because of the problem of my shoes too narrow I can only use 1 pair of socks. I will keep looking for some extra wide shoes
Frankie, my hands/fingers bust open too. Hurts don't it, the cracking, blistering skin OUCH! Sucks, & have tried creams from the doctor for years, doesn't help. Anything help for you?
Try coating your hands with petroleum jelly (vaseline) just before bed and wearing an old pair of socks. I'd recommend washing them first lol. You will be surprised in the morning how much better your hands will feel.
I use the same heated setup and even the flashlight when I walk.my dog. Milwaukee has it figured out also I have a red light up.color to.match my heat light o.j n my jacket
Tim needs a Eastern European Shepherd he can train it to protect his family when he is not home. Milwaukee needs to give you a discount code for you to share.
Ive been wanting a video like this for a while! Ill have to watch it when i get done with school work. Im sure I wont be u disappointed, you always make great non-biased videos and i really appreciate that
Thank you and hope you like it !
What a good boss! Gives his guys stuff.... go ahead man! Been working for the same company almost 5 years and all I got is 2 sweatshirts this year lol
Thanks Travis!
I have used a few different heated jackets and I always go back to the Milwaukee heated jacket! Love the videos!
Thank you !
Your wife is such a very good sport. Good video I like seeing the differences in the coats.
Great video. Thanks for sharing so we all dont have to go out and buy all these products. So My family and I had been apparel manufactures for 27 years. Worked the big manufactures LLBean, Lands End, Columbia, Nike and around 30 others. I also worked in military gear for 7 years. Never produced for the ones you have shown. We did help develop fleece,soft shells/hard shells before fleece was even a word. I have used the Carharts and Milwaukee. I have looked at all the others and construction of the Jackets. Also have the issue of stuff falling out of the pocket but I always try to buy Jackets with pocket zippers. I only use Milwaukee. I use the heated soft shell or hoodie under and the water resistant hard shell over everything. Gloves also. I heat the inside hoodie. By the way tell Frankie that when I was in need of hiring hard working employees the first thing I would do is look at their hands. I would have hired Frankie haha. Great product and fit. thanks again for sharing.
Thanks for the great comments and thank you for viewing !
I bought 6 different M12 heated jackets for gifts this Christmas happy I did!! Thanks for all the helpful information!!
That's cool, you're welcome!
Love Tim's awnsers!!
I watched this video when it first came out and was interested. I wound up buying the Milwaukee coat. I wear a thin Under Armor shirt, my main shirt over that and then the Milwaukee coat with a pair of heated gloves and I absolutely LOVE them. I actually got three more coats for Christmas gifts. They love them as well.
Under armour cold weather compression type shirt is what I've worn for years underneath my hoodie with Carhartt bibs. I've been putting up power lines at 2am in Pennsylvania during a ice storm before and it was so cold it burned your nose. That shirt has been all over the country with me lol. That's all I've ever worn in cold weather. The under armour cold weather turtle neck compression shirt my long sleeve fire retardant shirt which is company policy a hoodie and bibs. So I can move and my back doesn't get cold when bending over. I would never be able to work in as many coats as you have on. I'd sweat to death.
Did you see them linemen in Puerto Rico?? They do it in shorts and no shirt ! And they get up the Poe with no spikes , they are in bare feet. But I do allot of high climbing and topping very tall trees in Pa and all I wear is t shirt and heated biker jacket and love it .
He wears so many because he's either running equipment or sitting in the truck on the phone
It's allot colder at 5 am !! But that shirt!!! Wow the whole country
im surprised they let you wear UA under your FR we have to have cal rated undershirts
I dont mean to be so off topic but does any of you know a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
I have the original red milwaukee jacket and the 2nd generation coat that has the hand warmers. I got the gloves this year as soon as they were available. I love them all. I use the 2nd gen coat as a dress coat. The gloves are my favorite. My hands started getting cold very easily in the last couple years so the gloves are a God send! The gloves heat up faster than either of the coats. Now I just need them to come out with heated boots!
Thanks for the comments Jeff!
Do you think the heated gloves are suitable for skiing?
@@alextran8188 yes
Very interested message
They have heated socks or insoles or something
Great video on heated work gear! I find it challenging sometimes when working outside in cold weather, not to get over heated and start sweating. I’ve seen a lot of different products online, this video answered a lot of my questions!
Happy the video helped you out JM, thanks for viewing !
Problem is when you work up a good sweet and then take a break and freeze lol
I don't think the carhart was quite broke in that makes them a lot softer and more comfortable
And make for good fire hazard if you happen to be a welder or around sparks!! Carhart don't recommend it at all
Jerry Brandt I weld in Carhart all the time and never once had a problem with then caching fire
Me to ! At home! But at work osha come down hard on us! And carhart says on the tag NO Sparks ! And if you do weld every day in one the rays dry out the material so bad I have had my sleeve totally ignite !!And I had a green welder sleeve over it.. Had a guy that had sparks landing on his back and didn't know it till he was on fire.. But we are talking heavy plate welding , up to 1 1\2" fillet on 1 to 6 " thick plate! On rail cars that gross over a million pounds! We're talking about some serious welding
ANYTHING you buy from carhartt - jackets or bibs - ABSOLUTELY needs to the sandstone material. The difference is night and say in terms of how soft and flexible is it compared to the originals.. ive had/had every milwaukee jacket you do, (the older softshells are much warmer, flexible, more comfortable - but not a durable) and the absolute most comfortable free flowing warm jacket you can get is the Carhartt SANDSTONE, Sherpa lined Sierra jacket. (The one with the zippers, not the similar one with the buttons). It has armpit big armpit gussets that let you raise your arms and the rest of the jacket barley moves. I cant get past the non heated Milwaukee 3in1 (same exact jacket as the new nonheated models BTW) ripstop being so stiff and loud when it moves. It sounds like youre walking around in a garbage bag, and the entire jacket moves around when you move your arms.
In cold winter weather ( i work outside for a utility company in NJ ) - its TANK TOP, long sleeve shirt, and the older heated Milwaukee jacket on high with a carhartt hat.. and ONLY THAT , thats good down to flirting around 10 degrees or lower. (Must have extra batteries). the whole point of heated gear is so you DONT need to layer. To get the benefit of the heat, you NEED to wear less clothes, otherwise you wont even know the heat is on.
In extreme cold, sub zero wind chill, - throw the Carhartt sandstone jacket over the heated soft shell milwaukee, with the heat on. Carhartt must be a bigger size. The Carhartt breaks the wind, and keeps the heat INSIDE. The heated MILWAUKEE, has to be close enough to you WITHOUT THICK LAYERS under it... ive NEVER NEVER NEVER had to go more than that.. EVER. And the carhartt jacket on the outside is on rare occasions.
Underneath - it’s Carhartt insulated jeans, NO long underwear, and Carhartt SANSTONE Bibs over them when its really cold. The pants and the jackets need to be separate. You cant wear ZIP up suit and expect to move around , bend over, raise your arms..
I have heavy insulted Leather, waterproof Carolina boots for extreme weather and snow.
Gloves is anyone’s guess.. so far best ive found is the leather insulated Carhartts, with bee’s wax applied to waterproof them.. those cheap (in the package, open and shake) hand warmers go a long way...
I've been using the Milwaukee heated jacket/coats for over 7 years. I've got one on Day-glo yellow, Real Tree Camo, an black. The Day-Glo yellow shows dirty easy, but is highly visible. If I worked construction, it would get worn daily.
The Milwaukee Real Tree Camo coat has the control panel inside the coat on the left breast area. I suppose Milwaukee figured the coat would be worn for hunting and didn't need the light showing. It's my longest in length and warmest piece of heated gear. The M-18 battery adapter if you don't mind the weight is the way to go. With the 4-5 amp hour battery it will weigh you down.
Not sure why, but my black Milwaukee jacket is waist high, form fitting and looks like a more dressy version of the heated gear.
Guess it's time to look for a pair of the Milwaukee bib overalls.
Whats up with the fox and how long have you had it?
Thank Duluth Trading for popularizing gussets for pants and shirts. Those pit sections on that coat is a gusset.
We've all dressed warm and comfortably for years because we have to. This year I finally bought the M12 jacket. I always believed on "the heats in the tools" but I just turned 50 and well I dont feel so bad about buying a heated jacket.
Love my Milwaukee gridiron hooded jacket!! Best work coat Ive ever owned hands down!!
Awesome John , thanks for watching !
Tim seems like a cool guy.
He’s Awesome!
You know Milwaukee jackets have a cable route for the battery pac to stay in it’s special pocket and route the cable up to the inner pocket for your phone charger.
The nice thing about the shell jacket is u can get the 18v adapter and use a 18v battery. Its large enough for it. If ur out and cant change batteries
yea, this is an old video but after watching it, you have convinced me to subscribe just because you seem like a very cool guy and I enjoyed the heck out of watching this video!
I don't own any of that gear, I do own a couple Milwaukee drills, so I guess I would veer towards the Milwaukee just because. My one gripe I would have is they don't make the reflective vests like the Dewalts. I have worked where I needed to wear a reflective vest and it would be nice if they offered that option. For instance. I owned a box truck and every time I would have to load or unload I would have to pull on my vest. And that would be the same on any yard where you have trucks moving around that has any type of safety program.
Thank you and I am glad you are here !
I have the dewalt is ok .but not that strong. But it's warm enough. Awesome video. God bless
Thanks David!
A lot of these coats are made for people that are under 6’ tall and not being very broad in shoulders. Generally I wear a 3xlt carhart, try and find others that fit similar. The lt size is definitely needed and I wish more companies would get on board with the American size hoooman...
Stan, you are a crazy man and make very entertaining videos.
Thank you Don !
The Baffin Derrick best winter work boots I have for the past 5-6 years now working in Southwestern Ontario, I never have cold feet in them boots.
I just don’t have $300 plus dollars for a coat. I’m in the process of getting a chainsaw and that’s more important than a new coat.
Another great video... thanks. I love my Carhartt stuff tho...
Thank you Al, gotta use what works for you !
Hey Stanley, If your ever near or in the area of Brooklyn Center. Check out the top golf there. I was involved in erecting the steel poles and installing the net there and wish you would of made this video 12 months ago when I was there would of kept me a whole lot warmer!
Thanks Carlos !
jacket's review on 18:37. When will UA-cam have a table of contents or jump to scene feature? 🤔 Lol
Obviously Carhartt has several different types of linings in their coats. You happened to feature one of the more stiffer ones. I've never had an issue with any of my Carhartt coats and it would be a cold day in hell when I stop wearing Carhartt and switch to Milwaukee. I'm not wearing a heated coat. I'm not carrying a battery pack around. And I'm damn sure not getting sprayed with a garden hose. Good day.
disagree with Stan on the carhartt. i have 6 different carhartt jackets and love them
I second that.
never had an issue with The Big C, even climbing towers, im thinking he doesnt enjoy the carhartt because they arent stretchy water proof material
Yeah I love my carhartt bibs I won’t ever get rid of them but I love my heated Milwaukee hoodie I always wear it under everything with my carhartt coat on top
What's better for legs in the winter? The milwaukee bib or duluth flex fire hose pants
I have three carhartt coats. They are really warm. But bulky and the one with the snap on hood bugs me. I will have to try the Milwaukee. I usually just wear a lined flannel shirt until temperatures go below 15 degrees
Milwaukee if your listening....
WE WANT HEATED BIBS!
take my money!
yes yes yes, heated bibs because my butt gets cold
Count me in
At 22:37 I wonder if your dog thought he was going out for a walk? He definitely heard that coat going on...
For Frankie's hands he needs to use O'Keeffe's working hands cream. I use the one in the little green hockey puck container. It doesnt take much so no need to grab a hand full. Use a little as possible. Within a week or less his hands will be totally healed.
Franky need to use udder balm it works for dry skin like that
Get Frankie some LOTION!! Maybe new song? Who walks the fox! lol
I tell ppl the blue setting on my Milwaukee jacket is for a/c and the believe it.
Umm....stupid question. Why not just buy 2nd Milwaukee bibs for you or wife, lol. Great vid, like seeing stuff like this, as it really shows this stuff in action, especially if wondering if should buy or not! I've got a special multi use hood, face cover, etc...that my fav and got from USA SpecOps, it's so nice and is awesome in cold, wet weather etc...
Also, didn't know had a fox, so cool😉
Thanks again, A
Thank you !
Try silk glove liner with you stihl gloves. Amazing difference.
Thanks Bill!
If you can handle camo as an option military surplus is a good way to go if you want to save money.
Great video! Milwaukee has definitely hit the mark on work gear!
Thank you !
Pit zippers are a must to vent sweat
a wild rag (silk scarf ) around the neck is key to warmth.
Yeah the Milwaukee is $315 brand new...no thanks! I'll stick with Carhartt I've never been cold wearing Carhartt.
Your favourite Milwaukee jacket is exactly the same as the Makita jacket I have
3 layers in - 2 windchill? What were you wearing a couple weeks ago when it was like - 60
I bet those carhart half jackets are for wearing with bibs
Carhartt made a new flex system coat.
Could u do a video on the best string trimmer
Good suggestion, thanks !
Arborwear makes some nice jackets I got a double thick sweatshirt jacket it's real nice
Good to know, thanks!
Gives me the choice for my Uzbekistan contract. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome, thanks for watching !
i love Duluth double knee pants, But they recently changed them and no longer have just the firehose double knee...so i need to shop elsewhere. That Milwaukee jacket looks just like my Walls hoodie, its insanely durable, water proof, and stain resistant, even looks to have the same texture. I'll have to check it out and compare...what are the chances Milwaukee rebrands Walls?
Thanks for this video. I have a better Idea of what coat i will buy next.
Awesome ! Thank you !
I wear mark's brand Dakota three and one now I have a 7 and one and they both are the warmest jacket during the winter I use it all winter and all I need is a base layer underneath. Check if out
Love my Milwaukee heated hoodie as long as I put a vest over it so the cold air doesn't blow thru and kill the heat feel. Love my tough shell jacket but i feel it's to nice to wear for work in the trenches. Lol
For someone starting to buy the Milwaukee system what piece would you get first?
My Milwaukee outer shell will last 3-4 hours on high 4-5 on medium and 6-7 hours on low idk where you get an hour and a half. With the 18 volt 2.0 last about half of the 12 volt.
Good luck with Volvo! Our A30 haul truck eats batteries, has elc gremlins, fuel filter issues loosing prime, awesome truck when running, but Volvo has known elc issues. Same with buddies 160 and 360 excavators. Same elc issues
Check out Watson gloves and also Duluths fire hose jackets.
Thanks for the input and for viewing Justin!
i have a question for you. i bought the Milwaukee jacket after buying the gloves, glovess are impressive. jacket is not. does using the 20v dewalt make the Milwaukee jacket any hotter?
WOW what size is that MASSIVE aquarium you have? And what's in it? Reptiles? The water is only half way up that's why I ask
you could sew Velcro to the pockets happy again😊
TRY O'Keeffe's Working Hands ???
Super glue works better !! Found that out by accident!! And my hands get way worse than Frank's
You should check out the agricultural equipment
Good suggestion, thanks for watching !
I would highly recommend Truewerk or Arborwear pants. They are my go to, I cant wear anything else anymore!
Great video I watch the hole thing
Appreciate it Jay, thanks !
THEY ARE GREAT! Ive had a pair for 3 years and the leather is still stiff...
I have a Milwaukee heated jacket and with the battery that came with it on high last about 2 to 3 hours
And
Red is high
White is medium
Blue low
Not sure why I’m watching this. I live in Southern California. Badass stuff though if you live somewhere cold.
Your favorite coat is mine as well lol 😂 2 years drilling water Wells it is still awesome... But the front pocket zipper stitches broke with in a week or two on one side but every other zipper is fine. It's a tight fit but I'm 6'1'' 280 lbs overall I would buy again
okay this video has directly inspired my next video. im going to do a layer gear review for what i wear when out snowmobiling! spoiler... its berne coat and overalls! thanks stan! good review!
Thank you and thanks for watching !
Do you see a leaky roof ?? Go look at 2020 Chevrolet Silverado Production Heavy-Duty Trucks
I have a feeling Frankies thumbs are going to appear in my nightmares!
I guess I’m just completely confused. The point of the heated gear is so that you don’t have to wear 3-4 layers......... I work out in the weather every day. Thin base layer shirt, Milwaukee VEST (great movement with no bulky arms!) and then a thin $20 hoodie over the top for when it gets dirty and nasty it can be thrown away. The vest is on year 3 and looks new!
love the videos and I have milwaukee heated hoodies and coats, but you move around like sugar rushed kid, use the tri-pod you have behind you
Thanks Matt!
That outer shell jacket is the best. 90% of the time the battery isnt needed.
you can use an anti gravity battery pack for the milwaukee and get longer life along with a slimmer profile
Have a link?
shop.antigravitybatteries.com/products/micro-starts/xp-1/
Awesome video Stan! Where in the heck can I get one of the Milwaukee heated jackets? The kind that you gut bit by the snake in. Everywhere I look they are sold out! I need a 2X or maybe a 3X.
Great content
Frankie's fingers are like that of a dinosaur!! Only true contractor left!
Just got the Milwaukee M12 heated jacket and it is barely producing any heat. I am very upset and disappointed. I ordered it online from Home Depot . They told me go back to your local Home Depot and return it. On the highest setting it barely produces any heat. I just don't know what to do. Is this the way it's supposed to be or not? I don't know
How are the bibs when it comes to snow plowing and snow removal? Also, for outside work in the wintertime?
How wind resistant are those Milwaukee gloves? I would possibly use those for snowmobiling.
Hey quick question, what 2 ya snow bucket manufacture or actual bucket would you recommend? It would be for stacking and widening driveways after storms. Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
What was the Milwaukee outer jacket you had on over the hoodie and bibs? Can't find it anywhere...does it come with a hood?
You didn’t spell carhartt right in the title
Stan witch Milwaukee coat do you have? It don't look like the 3 in 1 but their a few others that look the same
love this video but I have problems with cold toes not the hole foot just toes. I have tried a lot of different types of winter socks and boots but still have cool toes. and I can't find a good winter shoe in my size. I have a wide foot and most shoes that say they are wide but are way too small. any suggestions?
@Natty Fatty Powerlifting thanks for the info I'll give that a try but because of the problem of my shoes too narrow I can only use 1 pair of socks. I will keep looking for some extra wide shoes
Stan, if I use the 20v dewalt battery in my 12v Milwaukee jacket, won't that damage the jacket?
where are you going with all those coats alaska
So what you are saying is Dewalt is for the 6'5" knuckle draggers like me???
11:30 clip IOWA HAWKEYE FAN ALERT!!! Stan, You did marry a smart woman!
Frankie, my hands/fingers bust open too. Hurts don't it, the cracking, blistering skin OUCH! Sucks, & have tried creams from the doctor for years, doesn't help. Anything help for you?
Try coating your hands with petroleum jelly (vaseline) just before bed and wearing an old pair of socks. I'd recommend washing them first lol.
You will be surprised in the morning how much better your hands will feel.
Udder balm and knit gloves at night. Worked for my grandfather father brothers and me. Works on chapped cows too.
When my hands get bad I oil my boots... Then they are good and soft and no cracks
I use the same heated setup and even the flashlight when I walk.my dog. Milwaukee has it figured out also I have a red light up.color to.match my heat light o.j n my jacket
I know it is worth it, but how much are all those layers?
Tim needs a Eastern European Shepherd he can train it to protect his family when he is not home. Milwaukee needs to give you a discount code for you to share.
Are you familiar with Duluth trading Co.? Awesome work clothes!
35:03 Stan your wife has good taste in Football. GO HAWKEYES!!!! FIGHT FOR IOWA!!!!
Just gotcha some undefeated Gophers...saw that coming from way far away, in PA.