Four ports
Heated apparel goes into USB-A, charging is via USB-C or Micro-USB.

Our heated vest, USB heated gloves, hoodie, jacket, belly wrap and heated tops all run on this power bank. With 20,000 mAh it lasts about four times as long as the 5,000 by our numbers: around 20 to 24 hours on the heated gloves and around 32 on the heated vest on level one – spread over several days.
Run times are calculated estimates. They depend on the garment, heat setting and outside temperature.
Power
Ports and use
Size and weight
Charge it fully before the trip, put it in your pack or jacket pocket and plug the heated item into a USB-A port. It only goes back on the charger when you’re home.
It charges over USB-C or Micro-USB from a regular wall adapter. At 20,000 mAh that takes a while – overnight is best.
For several days without an outlet – four times the capacity of the 5,000.
At a glance
20,000mAh
Capacity
74 Wh
2A
on USB-A
at 5V – for heated apparel
4×
Run time
calculated, vs. the 5,000
14oz
Weight
400 g · 5.4 × 2.7 × 1.1 in
Three sizes
All three deliver the 5V your vest, gloves and jacket are built for. The difference is how long they last – and how much you carry.
Details
Heated apparel goes into USB-A, charging is via USB-C or Micro-USB.
Via USB-A at 5V.
The outputs share the power. For full heat, one at a time.
At 74 Wh it’s usually allowed in carry-on luggage.
Cold drains batteries faster. Pack it inside your bag, close to your back.
Made for
Both run on USB at 5V and 2A – exactly what this power bank delivers. With 20,000 mAh, one charge lasts about four times as long as the 5,000 by our numbers.
Our heated vest, USB heated gloves, hoodie, jacket, belly wrap and heated tops – they all heat over USB at 5V and 2A. Not the heated socks: they run at 3.7V.
By our numbers, around 20 to 24 hours on the heated gloves and around 32 on the heated vest on level one – about four times as long as with the 5,000. Cold, heat setting and battery age shorten the time.
For a day in your jacket pocket, 5,000 or 10,000 mAh is enough. The 20,000 is for multi-day trips, long hours in the stand and as a backup in the car – at around 14 oz, it’s better off in your pack.
You can – there are two USB-A outputs. They share the power, though. For full heat, one heated item per power bank is better.
Usually, yes. At 74 Wh it’s under the 100 Wh limit above which airlines require approval. Power banks go in your carry-on, never in checked luggage. Your airline’s rules come first.
Yes, but every battery loses capacity in the cold. Keep it close to your body – in an inside pocket or inside your pack. Charge it indoors at room temperature.
For several days
$94.90
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