Originally Posted by L. Clement

I purchased a heater body suit, I seem to get cold feet and when hunting in Iowa late season we have some pretty crazy cold weather.

It did a comparison on the warm bag vs heater body suit and I decided to go with the suit because its made in America (green bay Wisconsin), seems to have more technology put into it then the warm bag, wind resistant, quite fabric, multiple camo patters (which you can interchange) has 2 feet opposed to the warm bag.


Since this product is around 335.00 I called the company late one afternoon to get a feel for the customer service. The rep (Tyler) was more then willing to answer any questions that I may have. He told me that the feet have 600 grains of insulation and the rest of the suit has 300. I really liked hearing this as it wasn’t mentioned on their website that I could find.

Yes I know 335.00 is a pretty good chunk but my other alternative was going to buy the Artic Shield I7 coat and overalls. That was going to run me well over 500.00. I have some AS gloves and such and I do like that brand but that’s getting pretty pricey. I know you cant walk around the woods in the HBS but you also cant walk around with the AS I7 system either.

I also like the potential sent control of the HBS, it has to help since it has a wind stopper type outer shell. Cut the wind and you should last much longer in the woods. Tyler told me that if I get cold, send it back for a full refund and that guarantee was for the length of the hunting season.

Ill admit at first I told myself that thing looks ridiculous… but after I thought about the positives and warmness of this product I thought to myself it would have to have a significant impact on warmness.

I don’t get to cold when im walking, I can hunt all day but once I sit down I have about 2-3 hours when its below zero. If the HBS can push that to 6 hours ill say money well spent.

This was my decision on going with this product, ill post more user experiences after the temp drops.