HotHandsHand Warmers

★★★★★ I Never Want to Be Without These Again I used to buy these hand warmers a couple of pairs at a time, but after a few experiences, I learned it's much better to keep plenty on hand. One of the best examples was when our family attended an ice show where the temperature was close to zero degrees. I started handing these out like candy—not only to family members but to other people around us as well. Before long, I was everybody's best friend! These hand warmers last a long time, provide excellent heat, and can make the difference between being miserable and actually enjoying an outdoor event in cold weather. Now I always keep a supply on hand for winter activities, outdoor events, emergencies, and unexpected cold weather. They work exactly as advertised and have never let me down. If you've ever been cold enough to wish you had hand warmers, buy the bulk pack. You'll be glad you did.

Hot hands is the only brand to choose. They always work and don’t eject powder. Keep these everywhere and you will make friends on cold days. Top tip: stuff em in socks if you have foot aches, cut the end off a sock to make an elastic arm bandage and shove them down there after a workout

This is the first time I’ve used these things. They are awesome! I put 2 in each shoe, 1 at the heel and 1 under my toes. They last all day and kept my feet warm on cold concrete floors. I forgot they were in my shoes until I got undressed. I will buy another box next winter.

These stayed HOT for at least 10 hours, sometimes even 12. Their foot versions are only 8, so the marketing is spot on. They aren't huge, but they get the job done. If you work outside in the winter, I'd recommend them. They're great in the pockets if they sit at the hip area and nice to have in a first-aid kit with blankets. The outer warmer material is good quality and not easily torn open. Just don't forget to remove them if you do laundry. If left on bare sensitive skin (armpits, forearms, inner thighs, sides of stomach, neck, etc, they can leave red marks due to the heat, so a barrier like a cloth is necessary if you're attempting to keep someone warm in an outdoor emergency.

Work great for winter months.

Excellent product for those working in the cold! My husband and "his guys" learned to tuck the warmers into the wrist band of their sleeves, sometimes a rubberband is needed, to hold it in place. When the blood flow is warmed at the wrist, the hands warm up nicely, and stay warm all day.

Ok

Keeps warm for MANY hours. Will Surprise you how Long.

This is a great value if your looking for bulk purchase. We added these to the bags we made up for the homeless during the holidays to hand out. They last about 4-5hrs, they can be used along the jacket to keep your neck warm as well.