How many have or have used the Heater Body Suit?
12-11-2006, 02:23 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2006
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How many have or have used the Heater Body Suit?
I see a occasional post with someone saying they used one and like it but I was wondering if it really works as good as they say. With muzzloading season in MN being so cold, Ill try anything that works.
12-11-2006, 05:13 PM
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Michigan
Posts: 5,076
RE: How many have or have used the Heater Body Suit?
One of my team members has one and he said it works real good , I ordered one to find out for my self after all it has a money back garentee ( I don't think thats spelled right ) but anyway you know what I mean.
I can't wait to get it , heres a link if you want to check it out ( www.heaterbodysuit.com )
I can't wait to get it , heres a link if you want to check it out ( www.heaterbodysuit.com )
12-11-2006, 05:18 PM
#3
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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RE: How many have or have used the Heater Body Suit?
thanks, i would really like too order one. I luv hunting but I am unable too spend as much time in the stand because as most of u know, its cold her in northern mn.
12-11-2006, 08:28 PM
#5
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 12
RE: How many have or have used the Heater Body Suit?
I used mine canada this year tuesday hi of 12 f wednesday 7f and
thursday it was -15 f in the morning and hi was -7 and i olny used 2 heat packs for my
hands. it really helps cut the wind and i put my lunch and thermos in the legs
so when your eating and drinking your hands are in the bag so the deer cant see the movement.the olny change i would/am make is to put a fleece material on the outside to make it extremely sound proof.
i was in it when i got this buck and probaly wouldnt have got him
without it because i would of had to be moving around in the stand to keep warm.
thursday it was -15 f in the morning and hi was -7 and i olny used 2 heat packs for my
hands. it really helps cut the wind and i put my lunch and thermos in the legs
so when your eating and drinking your hands are in the bag so the deer cant see the movement.the olny change i would/am make is to put a fleece material on the outside to make it extremely sound proof.
i was in it when i got this buck and probaly wouldnt have got him
without it because i would of had to be moving around in the stand to keep warm.
12-11-2006, 08:41 PM
#7
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 42
RE: How many have or have used the Heater Body Suit?
ORIGINAL: Zigo1965
I used mine canada this year tuesday hi of 12 f wednesday 7f and
thursday it was -15 f in the morning and hi was -7 and i olny used 2 heat packs for my
hands. it really helps cut the wind and i put my lunch and thermos in the legs
so when your eating and drinking your hands are in the bag so the deer cant see the movement.the olny change i would/am make is to put a fleece material on the outside to make it extremely sound proof.
i was in it when i got this buck and probaly wouldnt have got him
without it because i would of had to be moving around in the stand to keep warm.
I used mine canada this year tuesday hi of 12 f wednesday 7f and
thursday it was -15 f in the morning and hi was -7 and i olny used 2 heat packs for my
hands. it really helps cut the wind and i put my lunch and thermos in the legs
so when your eating and drinking your hands are in the bag so the deer cant see the movement.the olny change i would/am make is to put a fleece material on the outside to make it extremely sound proof.
i was in it when i got this buck and probaly wouldnt have got him
without it because i would of had to be moving around in the stand to keep warm.
12-11-2006, 08:44 PM
#8
Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 42
RE: How many have or have used the Heater Body Suit?
ORIGINAL: Zigo1965
I used mine canada this year tuesday hi of 12 f wednesday 7f and
thursday it was -15 f in the morning and hi was -7 and i olny used 2 heat packs for my
hands. it really helps cut the wind and i put my lunch and thermos in the legs
so when your eating and drinking your hands are in the bag so the deer cant see the movement.the olny change i would/am make is to put a fleece material on the outside to make it extremely sound proof.
i was in it when i got this buck and probaly wouldnt have got him
without it because i would of had to be moving around in the stand to keep warm.
I used mine canada this year tuesday hi of 12 f wednesday 7f and
thursday it was -15 f in the morning and hi was -7 and i olny used 2 heat packs for my
hands. it really helps cut the wind and i put my lunch and thermos in the legs
so when your eating and drinking your hands are in the bag so the deer cant see the movement.the olny change i would/am make is to put a fleece material on the outside to make it extremely sound proof.
i was in it when i got this buck and probaly wouldnt have got him
without it because i would of had to be moving around in the stand to keep warm.
12-12-2006, 06:25 AM
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: wisconsin
Posts: 1,061
RE: How many have or have used the Heater Body Suit?
Hay ken,I like those muffs too,But I still wear light gloves in them.You never know when you have to wait half an hour to pull the trigger and you want to feel your fingers when you do it. Im thinking about a body suite,They just look so bulky.And its something new,Im alwayse watching for new products like that to find the pros and cons.