Product Overview
When hunting through the heart of late season’s worst weather, whitetail hunters’ ability to
persist through wind, snow and cold temps depends entirely on how well they maintain their core
temperature. And if you’re planning to outlast the weather, you’d better use the right layering system;
one that keeps your blood flowing and muscles loose while ensuring stealth and range of motion remain
paramount. Perhaps the most important layer in any late-season whitetail hunter’s arsenal is a heated
base layer that traps warmth and quickly generates more when your mind, body and spirit need it most.
Part of Muddy’s all-new assortment of hunting apparel and accessories, every item with the Nucleus
name delivers a long-lasting and adjustable heat source that sees passionate outdoorsmen and women
through their longest, coldest days in the field. Designed to serve as the core of your late-season layering
system, the Nucleus Heated Quarter-Zip boasts three heat settings—low, medium, and high—allowing
wearers to choose the level of warmth that best meets their needs on each hunt, so they’re better
equipped to persevere through lengthy sits with ease. Based on the setting selected, two heating
elements across the back of the shirt radiate warmth generated by the single 10,000mAh battery,
warming you up from the inside out while preserving your mental fortitude and physical performance.
To adjust the warmth level, simply press the conveniently located power button on the chest, making
your selection discreetly in utter silence. The low-fitting, ¼-zip collar on this next-to-skin base layer also
delivers added breathability and eliminates worry over bunching when layering up against cold, late-
season conditions. And, with raglan seams strategically placed throughout, wearers can count on a full
range of motion, regardless of the wintry mix they sit through. In short, gone are the days of worrying
whether you’re prepared to meet the unpredictability of Mother Nature head-on. Thanks to our Nucleus
heated apparel, there will never be a question about your ability to stay warm through the worst late
season has to dish out.
