My neck is frozen
The nape and neck are the spot where wind gets straight under your clothes, between the hat and the jacket collar. A heated scarf and a heated neck warmer close that gap and warm exactly where the body chills with every gust. They are soft, comfortable and go with any outfit, so you wear them every day as readily as on winter outings.
You power both from your own power bank, tucked into the product's pocket, so the heating time depends only on its capacity. You wear the heated scarf on the outside like a classic scarf, for a walk and the commute, and you put the neck warmer on under a jacket when you ride a bicycle or motorcycle or work in the wind.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the heated neck warmer and the heated scarf?
The neck warmer is a shorter model that wraps the nape and the upper chest, so you slip it on under a jacket quickly and it takes little space. Heated scarves are longer, universal models that you wear over your clothes, just like a classic scarf. Both warm the nape and neck; they differ in length and in how they are worn.
How are the heated scarf and neck warmer powered?
The same way as heated socks: both products have a pocket with a cable and a USB connector where you plug in a power bank and tuck it inside. All the heat comes from your power bank, so you choose its capacity to match the length of your day outdoors.
Which works better for cycling or motorcycling, the neck warmer or the scarf?
For cycling or motorcycling the neck warmer works better, because it seals the neck, also warms the front of the chest, stays in place in the wind and tucks under a helmet and jacket. The scarf is better in calmer conditions, for example on a walk or on the way to work.
Can the heated scarf and neck warmer be washed?
Yes, you can wash both products. Before washing, take the power bank out of the pocket and secure the cable inside so it stays intact, and reconnect the power bank only once the product is completely dry.