First Look: ScentLok Reactor Plus Heated Vest

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posted on January 8, 2020
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ScentLok has taken their BE:1 Reactor Series, which already featured low-bulk insulation in the body's core areas, and added built-in heating elements with three different output options to keep the core even warmer. Called the BE:1 Reactor Plus Vest, the garment boasts the same Carbon Alloy odor-absorbing technologies, Thinsulate insulation and quiet micro tricot fabric as the other pieces in the Reactor line, as well as stretch fabrics in high-movement areas.

Available in True Timber O2 Whitetail, RealTree Escape and Mossy Oak Terra Gila, the three-pocket vest plugs into any portable battery via USB cable, located inside the pocket at the waist. Once switched on, the button glows blue for low (100-107 degrees), green for medium (107-113 degrees) and red for high (113-118 degrees). For more information, please visit scentlok.com. MSRP: $199.99(M/L/XL)-$209.99(2XL/3XL)

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