“I spend a lot of time in ice rinks. The heated vest is perfect for keeping me comfortably warm. I am 5’5” 118 lbs and I bought the small. Fits great under jackets even with a sweater underneath.”
“I got this vest as a gift and it’s very stylish and cozy. Love that the zipper is covered, the hood is detachable and it looks chic. Runs small- so size up, especially for sweaters underneath.”
“My new favorite thing in the world - I work on film shoots in all kinds of cold weather and chilly nights and I think I easily convinced 5 people on my crew to buy one! They def run small, I usually would take xs but this small fits perfect - I am 5'6" and 120 lbs. Expensive but totally worth it if you are someone like me who gets cold easily. Love the ability to adjust the temp and the hood is great over a nice warm beanie!”
“I ride my horse during the Winter months. During this time of the year, it's soooo cold. I wear this vest over a long sleeve t-shirt and under a jacket to trap in the heat. Because of the slim fit, it's not bulky at all.
Between the down and the heat in the core areas; especially my back and neck. I'm able to ride longer and be more productive while riding.
This Ororo vest is exceptional quality too! I highly recommend to all equestrians riding during Winter!”
“I love it! So soft and comfy, fat and puffy with nice features (snap-removable hood, heating in the pockets, mesh storage bag). The packaging was nice it felt like a special occasion opening it up. The battery does feel a little heavy in the pocket - its great that its USB chargeable (and can charge a device) with a little charger supplied that has i think a US option (wish theyde given me the UK option - might be nice to be asked which one you want?). Took it on a weekends mountain biking/ camping in Tasmania and with use for a few hours mid heat on evenings and mornings the battery lasted over the 2 days. One thing - i did buy this to motorcycle riding but having tried it on under my jacket, id say unfortunately its far too 'puffy' to feel comfy in there and its length means it sticks out the bottom of the moto jacket too - so it looks a bit funny. Maybe with time, itl get a bit less puffy (down items tends to lose feathers over time) and it wont feel so tight. plus it doenst have warm pads for the chest - you tend to get blasted in the chest whilst riding. Im certain itl get lots of use though, its not like it was marketed for moto riding either.”
