Heated Seats & Accessories

Heated Seat Cushions, Pads & Chair Covers

Heat for the seat you didn't bring — a cushion for hard bleachers, a fold-flat pad that goes anywhere, or a cover that turns a camp chair you already own into a heated one. All three run the same three settings on one thumb.

Spare batteries and chargers are here too. The 7V pack is shared between the cushion and the pad, so one spare backs up both.

Choosing heated seating for where you actually sit

A cold seat does not just fail to warm you — it actively pulls heat out of you. Aluminium bleachers and steel benches conduct warmth away from your body far faster than air does, which is why you can be comfortable standing and miserable within minutes of sitting down. Heated seating works because it intervenes exactly where that loss happens, at the contact point.

Padding and heat are different problems

The seat cushion solves both at once with 2.5 inches of foam under the heating panel, which is what you want on a stadium bench for three hours. The portable pad trades that padding for reach: it is thin, 25 inches long, folds flat into a bag and machine washes, so it moves between a chair, a bench and a truck seat without thinking about it.

When a chair cover is the better answer

If you already own a camp chair you like, the MAXX Add-On Cover is usually the cheaper and warmer route than replacing it. Six woven elements across the back and seat, an 11.1V pack, and it straps on in seconds — then comes off and packs down to 1.6 lbs when the season ends.

Batteries, spares and charging

Runtime is set by which setting you use, so a spare pack is the difference between leaving at half time and staying to the end. The 7V battery kit covers the cushion and the pad; the MAXX cover takes the 11.1V pack. Store batteries part-charged and indoors over the off-season rather than flat in a cold garage, and they will last considerably longer.

Side by side

Cover, cushion or pad?

Three ways to heat a seat you did not bring. The difference is what you are sitting on and how much padding you want under you.

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Most heat zonesChaheati MAXX Add-On Heated Chair Cover - Front

MAXX Add-On Chair Cover

$129.99$79.95
  • You supplyYour own camp chair
  • How it heats6 woven heat elements, back & seat
  • Battery11.1V lithium-ion, USB out
  • Heat settingsThree, LED colour-coded
  • RuntimeUp to 7 hrs
  • Packs down1.6 lbs, straps on in seconds
  • Best forTurning a chair you already own into a heated one
Most paddingChaheati 7V Battery Heated Seat Cushion - Heated

7V Heated Seat Cushion

$79.99
  • You supplyA hard seat or bench
  • How it heatsHeat panel under 2.5″ of foam
  • Battery7V 5000mAh
  • Heat settingsThree, LED colour-coded
  • RuntimeUp to 7.5 hrs on low
  • Packs down2.5″ foam, carry strap
  • Best forBleachers and hard benches where padding matters as much as heat
Most versatileChaheati 7V Portable Heated Seat Pad - Heated

7V Portable Heated Seat Pad

$79.99$49.95
  • You supplyAny seat, chair or bench
  • How it heats2 heat panels across 25″
  • Battery7V 5000mAh
  • Heat settingsThree, LED colour-coded
  • RuntimeUp to 7 hrs on low
  • Packs downFolds flat, machine washable
  • Best forAnywhere you sit — shaped to drape over whatever is there
What's actually inside

A panel, a battery, and a button.

Every Chaheati product runs the same system. Learn it once and it works across the whole line.

  • Sealed heating panels

    Woven or carbon-fibre elements laid flat against the fabric, encapsulated in a thermal seal that keeps moisture out and survives folding.

  • Three settings, colour-coded

    Red is high, white is medium, blue is low. The number of lit LEDs tells you remaining battery — four is full, one is 25%.

  • One battery, several products

    The 7V pack runs the cushion and the pad, so a spare doubles as backup for both. The MAXX cover uses its own 11.1V pack.

  • Batteries you can replace

    Lithium-polymer packs, third-party safety tested, sold separately so a dead battery never means a dead seat.

FAQ

What's the difference between a heated seat cushion and a heated seat pad?
Padding, mostly.

The seat cushion is a self-contained block with 2.5 inches of foam, so it adds real comfort on a hard bench as well as heat. The seat pad is thin and 25 inches long, shaped to drape over whatever you're already sitting on, and it folds flat and machine washes.

Pick the cushion for bleachers where sitting on aluminium is the problem. Pick the pad if you move it between a chair, a bench and a truck seat.
Do Chaheati batteries work across different products?
Within a voltage, yes. The 7V 5000mAh pack runs the heated seat cushion and the portable seat pad, so a spare battery doubles as backup for both.

The MAXX Add-On Chair Cover is the exception. It runs on its own 11.1V pack, which delivers more heat across six elements but is not interchangeable with the 7V products.

Check the voltage on your product before ordering a replacement.
How do you turn on a Chaheati heated chair?
Charge the battery, drop it into the zippered pocket and connect it to the plug inside. Then press and hold the touch button for about three seconds until the LEDs come on.

From there, tap once for low, twice for medium, three times for high. The LED colour tells you where you are: blue for low, white for medium, red for high. The sequence is the same on every product in the line, so you only learn it once.
Can you wash a heated seat pad?
The 7V Portable Heated Seat Pad is machine washable. Remove the battery first, disconnect it from the plug inside the pocket, and let the pad dry fully before reconnecting.

Never put a battery pack in water, and never wash a product with the battery still attached.
Are the batteries replaceable?
Yes. Every Chaheati product uses a removable battery pack rather than a sealed one, so a dead or aged battery never means a dead chair. You swap the pack and keep the chair.

The cells are third-party tested lithium-polymer. Store the battery indoors over the off-season rather than leaving it in a cold garage or a hot car.
How long does a heated camping chair battery last?
On the low setting a fully charged 7V battery runs about 8 hours. Medium is roughly 4.5 hours and high about 2.5 hours.

Runtime is driven by which setting you use, not by how cold it is outside. One charge covers a full game on low, or a couple of hours if you run it hot the whole time. Most people start on high to warm up, then drop to low and stay there.