Milwaukee Tool Men's Small M12 12v Cordless Toughshell Heated Jacket With Battery And Charger

Introducing the Milwaukee Tool Men's Small M12 12V Cordless TOUGHSHELL Navy Blue Heated Jacket, now available at Builders Warehouse in Kearney, NE. This innovative heated jacket is designed for those who demand comfort and warmth while working outdoors or enjoying recreational activities in chilly weather. With its advanced heating technology and durable construction, this jacket is perfect for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts alike in Kearney.

• TOUGHSHELL Fabric: Made from high-quality, durable materials that provide excellent resistance to wind and water, ensuring you stay warm and dry in various weather conditions.


• Heating Technology: Features built-in heating elements that deliver consistent warmth across the chest and back, allowing you to adjust the temperature to your comfort level.


• Convenient Battery System: Comes with a 3.0 Ah battery and charger, providing long-lasting power for extended use, so you can stay warm throughout your workday or outdoor adventure.


• Stylish Design: The navy blue color and modern design make this jacket not only functional but also a stylish choice for any occasion.


• Versatile Use: Ideal for construction workers, landscapers, or anyone who spends time outdoors in cold weather, ensuring you remain comfortable and productive.

Imagine working on a job site in Kearney during the winter months, feeling the chill in the air, but with the Milwaukee Tool heated jacket, you can focus on your tasks without the distraction of cold weather. Whether you're shoveling snow, working on a construction project, or enjoying a winter hike, this jacket provides the warmth you need to stay comfortable and efficient.



In conclusion, the Milwaukee Tool Men's Small M12 12V Cordless TOUGHSHELL Navy Blue Heated Jacket is an essential piece of outerwear for anyone who values warmth and functionality. Don't let the cold weather hold you back—experience the comfort and convenience of this heated jacket today at Builders Warehouse in Kearney, NE.