Below is an example of what the packing will look like in production. As I posted earlier, we've decided on using a K-fold pouch for the vests since it's inexpensive and highly compact. The packaging also adds practically no weight. 

 -- Ian 

I've been testing the XeroVest in a car -- windows down and heat off. I can report that it presents no impediment to driving whatsoever. Putting it on was easy too -- it's loose when it goes on, and tightens up when you inflate it. It's rather like a warm hug. The seat...

We're exploring designs for a custom 1.2 meter vest manufacturing system to increase production efficiencies. The preliminary design renders we recieved were so cool looking that I felt obliged to share them here. This system will allow us to laminate, seal, and cut wi...

We launched the XeroGear brand at the 2016 Outdoor Retailer Winter Show this month. The purpose of the show was to meet with retailers and potential partners. 4 days, and I barely had a chance to sit down. By far, the 2 most common questions I heard were "Nobody's thou...

XeroGear has filed new US and international patents on the XeroGear vest. Further details will be posted once the information goes live on the USPTO servers. 

The comparative testing phase has been completed on the XeroGear vest by Cornell University. I'm happy to report that ounce for ounce, the vest has a higher insulation value than any product they've tested. 

Evaporative testing also confirms that the vent holes work as...

After several meeting with staff at Cornell's Human Ecology Lab, we've decided on a testing protocol for the XeroGear vest. I had the opportunity to visit the lab as they were setting up on “Walter” -- the thermal test manikin developed by Dr. Jintu Fan. As I mentioned...