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Heated poncho

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Barmeyoldbat Fri 09-Sept-22 17:00:18

Got mine from Amazon, a lot cheaper, think it was somewhere around £40 or a bit more

poshpaws Fri 09-Sept-22 16:54:11

JaneJudge and Teacheranne thank you both. I'm going to inform my son that if he and my brother want to buy it between them for giving to me at Christmas, I won't mind at all! wink

Teacheranne Fri 09-Sept-22 16:38:30

Yes, it came from Lakeland, I think they are expensive at £89 but I don’t pay for it!

JaneJudge Fri 09-Sept-22 16:31:17

lakeland do them poshpaws smile

poshpaws Fri 09-Sept-22 16:28:00

Wow! I've never heard of these before. I'm going to do an internet hunt for them now.

Could you tell me the brand name, please, Teacheranne?

Barmeyoldbat Fri 09-Sept-22 16:12:34

I have a heated throw that I can charge up in my car like I do the phone. I use it when I have been for a cycle ride in the winter, it’s wonderful to heat your hands and body up.

Teacheranne Fri 09-Sept-22 15:58:48

My daughter and son have just sent me this as an early birthday present, I’d not asked for it so was delighted to open the parcel.

I’ve looked at getting a heated throw for this winter but had thought that it would restrict me too much as I like to crochet when I sit down so need my arms free. My daughter thought that this might suit better and when I tried it today, she is right! I can move my arms freely so my crochet hooks are not tangled up and there is still room on my lap for the current project. I am a large person, size 24, and it’s still very roomy which was a relief!

It was far too hot today at even the lowest heat, despite the heavy rain, wind and thunder outside, that I might be using it without plugging it in! I am aware of how much it is so I doubt I would have saved any money if I’d paid for it but as a present, it is ideal.