11 Best New Harbor Freight Garage Heater and Cold Weather Finds

Even though we are fully aware that fall has only just arrived, we can’t help but get started on some of our winter prep already. But once you see what’s currently in stock at Harbor Freight, you’ll understand why we’re getting such a head start. The value tool retailer has all kinds of options that will help us stay warm over the coming months, as well as other items to help handle all the snow and frigid temperatures that are on the way. Because after all, no one likes being caught out in the cold! Here are the best new Harbor Freight garage heater and cold weather finds you can pick up right now.

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Want to keep your garage warm and look good while doing it? This 750/1500 Watt Wood Stove Style Electric Heater ($74.99) is a true decor win for Harbor Freight, with an authentically rustic appearance that will also help fight the chill.

“Love this little fireplace heater for winter in Maine. I have a small apartment with a heat pump that struggles to keep my apartment comfortable on cold, windy nights; this makes me very cozy in the evening,” says one 5-star reviewer. “Small but heats my living room very well and keeps me comfortable. Simple to use and looks like real fire, perfect!”

Having your hands get cold can be one of the fastest ways to end a workday early. Instead of letting your fingers go numb, keep them warm with these Hardy Insulated Water-Resistant Work Gloves ($14.99). They’re great for late-season yard work, shoveling, snowblowing, chopping firewood, and anything else that puts you at odds with the elements.

Customers also seem to love the item, especially their flexibility and how easy they are to work in.

“I have been using these gloves now for about 6 weeks doing snow removal work, and I have not had an issue with them. Hands stay dry and warm. What more could you want?” writes one 5-star reviewer.

There are just some things you can’t move inside for the winter. And if you need a surefire way to keep things protected from snow and rain, we recommend this 10 ft. x 12 ft. Silver and Black Extreme-Duty Weather-Resistant Tarp ($19.99). It’s also perfect for covering up your firewood pile so you won’t have to shovel to get that much-needed fuel for your hearth!

“Great value, heavy-duty tarp,” writes one 5-star reviewer. “I’ve had other ones that eventually start tearing, but this one is thicker & more durable. I recommend it and will buy again!”

Even if you have some heat in your garage, there’s still a decent chance you’ll get chilly standing at your workbench. But instead of suffering through the winter, you can stay nice and toasty with this One Stop Gardens Winter Oscillating Parabolic Heater ($39.99).

With two heat settings and easy poseability, it’s ideal for directing warmth right where you need it. And at this price, it’s far more affordable than many of the name brands on the market.

“One of the best purchases we’ve made. We even went back to get another when the snow hit,” writes one 5-star reviewer.

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Yes, we understand that “garage” is currently the topic at hand. But if you don’t have room to park all of your vehicles or house your equipment, this CoverPro Portable Car Canopy ($229.99) can come in very handy as a temporary cover when you need it most. We also love it as a temporary backyard shed to protect firewood and equipment from snow!

Shoppers on the Harbor Freight website appear to agree, calling it “great portable storage” in their reviews.

“I’ve had this for a few years, through snowstorms, bad rainstorms, hurricane winds, and it has held up with no issues at all,” writes one.

Cold weather means the return of fire pit and fireplace season! And if you’re going the wood-burning route, you’ll want a Pittsburgh Fiberglass Splitting Maul ($27.99) to help handle all that firewood and kindling.

Thanks to its impact-absorbing fiberglass handle, this is much easier on the hands when splitting up those small and medium logs. Customers in the reviews say it’s “just the right size” for the task and “nice and light to hold,” while also pointing out that it’s a “great value.”

With hurricane season in full swing and winter storm season right after, it’s always good to have a backup plan for when the lights go out. This Predator 4200 Watt Dual-Fuel Super Quiet Inverter Generator ($799.99) lives up to its name, with an extra-large fuel tank that gives it up to eight hours of run time (and can even automatically switch to liquid propane for even more time). We also love that it’s 40 percent smaller than the previous model, making it easier to transport and store.

“One of the best thought-out products!” writes one happy Harbor Freight shopper in their review. “At only 65 lbs with a robust handle similar to a knurled weight-lifting barbell, it can be carried with one hand. Super quiet. The dual fuel is key. Starts within 2-3 gentle pulls. Love the digital display. This will be a huge seller because of its portability, output, dual-fuel capability, and weight. I’m a huge fan so far.”

If you’re working out of a garage or large shop, you’re likely no stranger to the cold days of winter really putting a chill on your productivity streak. But whether you’re planning a day of tailgating or just want a way to ensure your fingers don’t lose feeling while tinkering, this One Stop Gardens Winter 15,000 BTU Tank Top Propane Heater ($49.99) can get the job done.

The compact, portable unit easily attaches to a standard 20-pound propane tank, making it a breeze to use wherever you need it.

“My 1,700-square-foot shop doesn’t have heat, so when we had some recent extra cold weather, it was pretty tough to work in there. I looked into ways to heat the shop. This unit, attached to a propane cylinder, made the shop very comfortable on the low setting. It doesn’t consume an unreasonable amount of propane either.”

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There’s almost nothing worse for your car’s battery than winter weather. That’s why, before the temperature drops, you should pick up this Viking Lithium-Ion Jump Starter and Power Bank ($89.99). With up to 30 jumps per single charge, this super portable piece can also work as a backup battery for your phone and devices.

Want a heavy-duty option that can really help? We’d suggest picking up this Viking Fully Automatic Microprocessor-Controlled Battery Charger/Maintainer ($39.99).

Harbor Freight shoppers appear to agree, with reviewers calling it a “good product,” “very easy to use,” and saying that it “charges quickly.” One even goes so far as to say it’s the “best charger I have ever owned.”

Winter might still be months away, but it’s already time to start thinking about how to optimize your garage for colder weather. And if you ask us, a Bauer Forced Air Propane Portable Heater ($99.99) might be one of the easiest ways to turn your workspace into a year-round facility. It’s capable of generating anywhere from 30,000 to 60,000 BTUs of warmth to keep you warm while you tinker away.

The well-reviewed item (which has a 4.7-star average rating) gets props from customers for being great at getting garages, workshops, and more up to a comfortable temp with minimal effort.