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WHIS Coach parka

Reduced price 360,00€ EUR

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Standing still in the middle of a freezing arena for two hours is part of an instructor’s daily routine, and no ordinary parka is enough for it. The WHIS Coach parka does more than insulate — it heats you.

Heating elements are integrated into the back and both front pockets. Press the jacket’s button and the heat rises across three levels, which you can choose according to the day’s cold. Power comes from an external USB power bank, stored in an inner pocket — so you don’t have to carry a proprietary battery and can replace it whenever needed. Unisex fit.

✨ Key features

  • Adjustable warmth — three button-controlled levels: blue, orange, red
  • Heat where it matters — in the back and both front pockets
  • External USB power bank — a market-standard, rechargeable and replaceable solution
  • Unisex fit — one style for the entire teaching team
  • Designed for staying still — where a classic padded jacket reaches its limits

📋 Technical specifications

  • Technology: heating elements in the back and front pockets, three levels
  • Control: integrated button — blue (minimum), orange (medium), red (maximum)
  • Power supply: external USB power bank in an inner pocket, not included
  • Fit: unisex
  • Use: instruction, cold days and winter conditions

🐎 Why choose this product?

A rider warms up while riding; an instructor never does. That is precisely the problem a heated jacket solves — and why it belongs at the edge of the arena rather than on the horse.

🧴 Usage advice

⚠️ The external power bank is not included: plan to use the WHIS Power Bank or any equivalent USB power bank. Remove it before washing.

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About WHIS ...

WHIS (Wireless Horse Intercom System) is a company specializing in wireless communication systems for equestrian training. WHIS offers intercoms that enable clear and direct communication between the trainer and the rider, even at a distance. These systems are designed to improve the efficiency of training sessions and the safety of riders.

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