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Venustas plans November launch of dual-battery heated vest for extreme cold

Sep. 28, 2026
By AI, Created 14:00 UTC, Sep 28, 2026, AGP -

Venustas said it will launch the Volcano Pro Dual-Battery Heated Vest globally in November 2026, positioning the product for ice anglers, snowmobile riders and outdoor workers facing sub-zero conditions. The vest pairs 41W heating, two included batteries and optional 12V vehicle power to extend runtime in extreme cold.

Why it matters: - Venustas is targeting users who need sustained warmth in severe cold, where short battery life and weak heat can limit safety and performance. - The Volcano Pro is designed to reduce dependence on battery swaps by adding 12V vehicle power support and higher-capacity batteries.

What happened: - Venustas announced the upcoming global launch of the Volcano Pro Dual-Battery Heated Vest for November 2026. - The vest is aimed at ice anglers, snowmobile riders, winter outdoor crews and other users working or recreating in extreme cold. - Venustas said the pre-launch page is live now and global shipping will start in November 2026.

The details: - The Volcano Pro uses 41W heating power, which Venustas describes as 4x the heating power of everyday heated gear. - The vest includes two 7.5K batteries with a combined 108Wh capacity. - Venustas said one battery can be used for a lighter fit, while both batteries together can provide up to 11 hours of warmth. - The vest can run from a 12V vehicle power source through a DC lead in the left-hand pocket and a free Y-cable set. - Heat coverage reaches the collar, both sides of the chest, the upper back and the lower back. - The vest comes in dedicated men’s and women’s fits. - The shell uses a windproof, waterproof three-layer construction over a graphene lining. - Battery placement sits on the sides instead of the spine to improve comfort when sitting on a sled or leaning against a truck seat. - Venustas said the Volcano Pro is built to perform from 41°F down to -40°F in wind. - The company is offering 200 Founder Passes before launch. - Reserving a Founder Pass costs $10 and is fully refundable before the November launch. - At launch, the $10 reservation converts into a $50 coupon valid on the Volcano series. - Founder Pass buyers also receive a Lifetime Heating Element Warranty and a free Y-cable set valued at $17.99. - VENUSTAS said the brand has more than eight years of product innovation, more than 3 million products sold and customers in more than 30 countries. - The company’s portfolio includes heated vests, jackets, hoodies, gloves, workwear and temperature-control apparel. - Media contact: VENUSTAS PR Team, cooperation@venustas.com. - More information: Venustas

Between the lines: - The launch leans into a clear market gap: heated apparel that can handle all-day cold exposure without forcing users to manage limited battery life. - The 12V vehicle option positions the vest as both outdoor gear and powersports equipment, not just a standalone wearable. - The Founder Pass program appears designed to build early demand and lock in pre-orders ahead of the November rollout.

What's next: - Venustas plans to open global availability in November 2026. - The company is likely to use the pre-launch period to gather early buyers and convert Founder Pass reservations into launch sales. - Venustas will need to prove the Volcano Pro’s claimed runtime and heating performance in real-world sub-zero conditions.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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