Ectotherm Insulated 12v Heated Jacket (V2.0)

Another Mosko must-have

Nabbed the ectotherm for riding high elevations in the Colorado backcountry. Glad I did! It keeps me plenty warm on the bike on early mornings and toasty around camp later at night. I’ve only used the heat once on the low setting and it’s HOT. Can’t wait to ride deeper into fall and winter with this jacket. Good stuff!

Ectotherm - Alaska

Returned from a trip from Utah to Prudhoe Bay. I got the jacket two days before I left. It was fantastic. Never got cold, got rained on every day of our trip but 4, out of 17 days. Saw temps from 39 to 65. Awesome piece of gear. Only wish I would have got a large instead of a xl, just because the length would be a little better for me!

Seems great, bought in summer

I've been waiting months for this jacket to come back in stock, so jumped on buying it in the middle of the summer when they re-stocked. I have not tested on the bike or in cold (but will in August in the mountains) but so far I really like it. Great fit, stuffs small in its own pocket, and gets hot quick when powered on. I like the cables options to connect to the bike. You can connect the coax cable directly to the battery or if you already have an SAE connector for a battery charger there is an SAE to coax cable you can use for the jacket. I also wanted to have the jacket powered off the bike and purchased the SP-10 micro-start from Antigravity. It has a 12V port that the jacket connects too and while it is big (should have good run time) it does fit in the jacket pocket. I also like the one picture owners manual on the inside of the jacket - nice touch! For size, I got the XL and fits great. I'm 6'0" and 185 lbs and dad type body.