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More economical, yes. More effective, absolutely not. With no wind, like in my unheated garage, all I need is a t-shirt, this vest, and a fleece pullover (in that order) - and I hate the cold. I also wear the same combination (or less) under my motorcycle jacket in 10 degree weather on the highway between Toronto and Waterloo with no problems, even at double the limit. Before this vest, I’d be shivering within 15 minutes, and I’d be bundled up with much thicker layers which also hinder my movement.haroldliang wrote: ↑I feel like layering is more effective and economical than this.
Can I get some info on the $40 and $50 coupons please?dealingnow wrote: ↑ Not a very hot deal, but I did not find size medium last year. Today I saw it when browsing , so I bought one. You can using the $20 or $40 or $50 coupon if you have one.
dude at 2x the limit on hwy, i'd be in full tuck lol.FFWD wrote: ↑ More economical, yes. More effective, absolutely not. With no wind, like in my unheated garage, all I need is a t-shirt, this vest, and a fleece pullover (in that order) - and I hate the cold. I also wear the same combination (or less) under my motorcycle jacket in 10 degree weather on the highway between Toronto and Waterloo with no problems, even at double the limit. Before this vest, I’d be shivering within 15 minutes, and I’d be bundled up with much thicker layers which also hinder my movement.
Is it something that comes with the renewal letter? I never looked closely at them - as soon as I see renewal, I throw it out. I just have them renew it at the counter when it's expired.fruitpunch.ben wrote: ↑ they're from memberships.
40 is for new executive members
50 is for gold star or executive membership renewals
They include 2 batteries, so double that. They are limited by the battery technology currently available. They could have included larger batteries, but then it would be heavier, more uncomfortable, and more expensive. I'm sure you can buy more batteries from them. You don't realize how hot this thing gets when worn properly. But if you layer up UNDER it, then you won't feel anything.flipper316 wrote: ↑ So you're paying almost 200$ for this and it still only lasts for up to 2 hrs on high . Why can't engineers figure this stuff out ?
http://www.costco.ca/membership-offer.h ... romo19_P10
