Cold weather accessories: completing your extreme cold gear
Once your body is protected by technical layers, it is often the cold weather accessories that make the difference in the field: keeping hands and head warm, seeing clearly through the winter night, carrying your gear without it freezing. Our selection completes your extreme cold protection — for the home, the outdoors and cold-exposed trades.
Keeping the heat: heated equipment
When passive insulation is no longer enough, active heat takes over. Our heated equipment range (heated insoles, gloves and jackets, hand warmers) delivers targeted extra warmth during prolonged static posts, in cold stores or outdoors in sub-zero temperatures.
See and be seen: head lamps and torches
In winter, night falls early and freezing fog cuts visibility. Our head lamps and torches are chosen to withstand the cold (preserved battery life) and to free your hands on site, in logistics or on winter hikes.
Carrying hot or cold: insulated bags
Our backpacks and insulated bags hold their contents' temperature in both directions — handy for the cold chain, outdoor meals or transporting frost-sensitive equipment.
Don't forget the extremities
Cold attacks the hands, head and feet first. Remember to complete your accessories with extreme cold gloves suited to your activity.
Frequently asked questions – Cold weather accessories
Which accessories are essential in extreme cold?
At minimum: hand and head protection, a reliable light source, and a way to generate backup heat (hand warmers or heated equipment) during static posts.
Do hand warmers really work at −30 °C?
Yes, but their effective duration shortens as the cold deepens. Tucked inside an insulated glove or boot, they last far longer than exposed to open air.
Does an insulated bag keep things hot or cold?
Both: it slows temperature exchange in either direction. In extreme cold it therefore protects your belongings from freezing, not just from heat.
