Most guys love hoodies. In fact, most guys love hoodies so much that they'd venture out into the harshest blizzards while wearing nothing but their favorite sweatshirts, if there weren't a good chance they'd eventually freeze from exposure. Which sucks, because freezing is never fun. But now you can give hypothermia the decidedly warm shoulder, thanks to the new Evolve Heated Hoodie, a stylish zip-up sweatshirt with three flexible electric heating panels that'll keep you warm and toasty in even the nastiest weather. The Heater Hoodie's base level of heating will keep the wearer a toasty 95 degrees, with an impressive battery life of 12 hours. And if the weather takes a turn for the worse at your football tailgater or mountaineering expedition, no worries—you can crank this baby up to its midrange setting of 110 degrees (battery life of 7.5 hours) or max it out at 125 degrees for 3.5 hours of portable sauna action. It's all controlled by a little button on the left chest. The source of all that coziness: A removable USB "power bank," which is basically a fancy battery pack with the added ability to charge your arsenal of gadgets when you're not using it to power those heating panels.

Plus, it's machine-washable (as long as you remember to take the charger out first, obviously). Venture Heat, the maker of the Evolve Hoodie, certainly has a hot hand when it comes to portable heated gear: The California-based retailer makes everything from heated motorcycle jackets to heated recovery gear (take note, injured gym junkies). Venture Heat has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise $30,000 for the initial production launch. If they succeed, they're promising the sweatshirts will be available on December 1—just in time for  your Uncle Larry's annual Hypothermia-Fest tailgater in Green Bay. Man, is he gonna be jealous of you, Mr. I-Only-Wear-Sweatshirts-No-Matter-How-Cold-It-Gets. (Take a spin through the gallery above to see more images of the Heater Hoodie.) "We designed the hoodie for all types of activity in mind," says Venture Heat owner Eddie Chen. "It's warm enough for all-day skiing, or walking your dog on a brisk morning. Our goal is to keep as many people as possible warm."

The Heated Hoodie's "power bank" is essentially a battery pack, with the added perk that it's compatible with any standard 2.1-amp USB charger. That means you can also use the pack to charge your phone while you're not using the sweatshirt's heater. (If you have a USB power pack with multiple outlets, you can charge both at the same time). The Heater Hoodie will eventually go for $119.95 each without the USB Power Bank, and $179.95 each for the hoodie/power bank combo. jagermeister hoodiesEarly birds can snag one for $89, though, so check out the Indiegogo page if you're interested.nike aw77 hoodie uk At launch, the Heated Hoodie will be available in black and gray. fibonacci hoodie"If we get a lot of interest for new colors, we will strongly consider creating new colors," Chen says.iit hoodies

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Okay, the man absolutely merked the set-up, and likely would have walked away with first, no-tame-dog-necessary. But if you know Danny, he does what needs to be done to get the money. Years later, Danny is still winning contests, and still honoring the 10% rule, though I’ve seen him bless 100% on his mans. DG: What up Monica? For those of you who don’t know me my names Daniel Glibota, aka DannyG, aka DannyGheezz on Instagram. I’m a 22-year-old boarder currently living in Kitchener Ontario, Canada. When I’m not poaching Blue Mountain or Glen Eden, you can find me working drywall or taping in some random dudes basement. Currently I’m just saving money and waiting for the snow to start falling here in Ontario. Richie Hughes hooked that up for me big time. A few years ago Richie was the rep for both Nomis/Technine. He offered me a flow sponsorship for both company’s, but at the time I was getting stuff from Union and Stepchild, and I didn’t really have faith in Technine anymore.

I told him I wanted to wear the Nomis gear, so he got me a jacket and pair of pants for the season. Fast forward a year later, Richie and I are hammered at the Déjavu premiere in Toronto. He told me he wouldn’t be working as a rep the next year and that he would let Simon know about my situation before quitting. A week or two later I got an email from Simon Chamberlain asking what I needed for the season. Richie Hughes is a boss. Mucho Fuego sir, Mucho Fuego. I was a little bit bummed at first, Nomis is one of those company’s that so many people were stoked on for a while then just basically hit a brick wall. I remember watching the Child Support video on repeat when it first came out — Joe Sexton’s part is on another level in that movie — but I think the company just hit a point of no return. Wide stance baggy pants… it just couldn’t last forever. Yeah, getting paid to snowboard is tight. I didn’t have a car last season so I didn’t have as much freedom as I usually do to go film, find spots and roll with the squad.

At the same time I wasn’t working, so I was kinda relying on the contests to win me money so I could snowboard afterwards. Last winter wasn’t the greatest for me. But yeah, I went up to Sudbury for a weekend to film with Joel, Dawson, Marty, Keenan, Ben, Kody, and the G of all G’s Lenny Mazzotti. It’s funny cause when I first started riding , I used to watch the Midget Mafia edits and think to myself “Godamn, I wanna be part of that.” I’m holding you to it though Lenny… get me a box. I met up with the guys a few more times throughout the season and got maybe 45 seconds of footage. I’m stoked on all the clips I got. Hats off to Joel Vachon for the editing and filming skillz. Watch the movie he made below. Things just got tech. All of us lived a distance away from each other so it got difficult for me too meetup with the boys when they were filming. Then one time I got stranded in Toronto after I guess you can say “miscommunication” happened between me and Chmil.

I was down $15.50, two hours away from home, and all I wanted to do was snowboard. I called my friend Joel and he said he was actually heading to Toronto to film for his movie Beyond Compare. I asked if he could grab me from the bus station and he was down. It all kinda went from there. I’m hyped on all the things I did with the Trash League guys, but I guess some good things come to an end. Play’d was tight, Play’d was tight. Gotta stick to the roots, Chicopee Ski Hill. The park is serviced by a magic carpet, not a rope tow… A fucking magic carpet. But it’s still one of the funnest places to board. Because I got high. Literally that’s the answer. First off I wanna shoutout my sponsors who help me do what I love to do, Brandon Cordell from Burton for all my softgood/hardgood needs, Malcolm Vaughn from Sanction Skate and Snow for having my back for the past seven years, Matt Dear and all the guys behind Salmon Arms for keeping my paws dry, Tmoney an waybach nostalgia..