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If you find yourself shivering in a room full of seemingly comfortable people more often than not, you’ve probably asked yourself “why am I always cold?” Well, the answer could be due to a number of reasons. Fortunately, Gobi Heat® has plenty of ways to warm up anytime, anyplace, so you can stop asking “why am I always cold?” and start enjoying your days.

If you’re looking for the best gifts for college students attending schools in colder climates, we’ve got a few great heated clothing gift ideas to keep them warm and cozy from the first class of the week to Friday night’s football game and every activity in between.

No matter what activity you’re doing in the cold, heated base layers are the fast and easy way to get (and stay) warm during your time outside. From senior citizens suffering from arthritis to college students braving the weather on campus and everyone else in between, we’re confident everyone can benefit from owning heated long underwear and base layer tops, and we’ve got a few compelling reasons why.

With all of the incredible physical and mental health benefits hiking produces, it’s no wonder so many people hike year-round. While hiking has many awesome benefits, wearing the right hiking clothes is critical to not only how enjoyable your trip is, but how safe it is as well.

There’s no doubt that living with arthritis can really put a damper on your daily life, but with the right heated apparel handy, you can get back to doing what you love without arthritis holding you back. From warming gloves for arthritis inflammation to heated base layers to deliver the utmost warmth in any weather, we’re discussing 5 reasons arthritis sufferers need heated apparel.

Heated outdoor camping chairs have the power to make even the most dreary-weathered, soccer game-watching, sideling-sitting, cold-weather camping trip instantly more enjoyable. Delivering hours of heat to your backside and seat, a heated camping chair will keep you warm and cozy while you take a load off. Still not convinced? We’ve got several more reasons why adding a heated camping chair will make any outdoor event better.

Anyone who works or plays outside in cold weather knows not to leave home without cold weather gear, including a reliable heating source for your hands. After all, extremities like hands and feet are more likely to get cold faster than other parts of our body, and trying to function with frozen fingers is a job in and of itself. This leads us to the all important question: when spending time outdoors, is it worth it to invest in electric hand warmer gloves, or should you try to get by with heated hand warmers?

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, which means it’s time for the obligatory Google search for “awesome Valentine’s gifts” to find your special person a Valentine’s Day gift they’ll love. Oftentimes you’ll find that the search for new and inspiring “Valentine’s Day gifts for him” or “Valentine’s Day gifts for her” leaves you feeling a little discouraged. After all, your partner deserves something great! They deserve a totally awesome Valentine’s gift, something they’ll use and love. That’s where we come in!

While the winter months can make you feel like you’re living in a winter wonderland, instances arise where cold weather can suddenly shift direction and be just outright dangerous. One example of this is a polar vortex. So, what is a polar vortex, and how can you best prepare and ultimately protect against one?

Hi there, I’m Jaye, Founder and CEO of Gobi Heat®. I wanted to take some time to write a little about our Theory of Customer Service at Gobi Heat and what I believe makes us different, starting with a short cautionary tale many of us have experienced first hand.

Horse riders know all too well the importance of wearing safe and comfortable clothes on the trails, and when the weather changes, having the proper horse riding gear is crucial to staying warm and dry. Today, we’ll show you what to wear horse riding that works any time of year, and especially for those days where the weather just doesn’t want to cooperate.

For those living with Raynaud’s disease, the cold weather is anything but a winter wonderland. In fact, it’s not uncommon for those with Raynaud’s disease to experience numbing or cold hands and toes, skin changing color (typically going white, then blue), and either a prickly feeling or stinging pain and swelling when cold hands and toes are warmed up or stress is relieved.