“It may be stupid hot out right now but I got these for a little touristy trip to Philadelphia in January. We were outside walking around in between museums and the like and these really helped take the winter chill off. I am NOT used to snowy, windy cold weather so I’m happy I got these to try! They charged easily and fit in my bag just fine. And they were good to fidgit with while I warmed up my hands :)” — kb
“I usually buy disposable hand warmers but came across these rechargeable warmers. They are easy to use and hold a charge for a long time. I have Raynauds Syndrome and these are a lifesaver in keeping my hands warm.” — Becky
“I ordered a set of these hand warmers based off a recommendation from a friend. They took a few hours to charge initially, but they work perfectly once charged. They lasted through two golf rounds on a single charge, and heat instantly once turned on. There are three levels of heat, but I’ve never gone beyond the first level – plenty of heat! I ordered a second set for my husband.” — Meredith Cole
“So I have Raynaud’s phenomenon, which means my hands and feet get very cold due to temperatures below 70° or even stressful situations. These little battery operated hand warmers have been a life saver! They do not create waste like traditional handwarmers and are small enough to be able to hold comfortably. The battery lasts for a long time on a single charge too. The three levels of heat are great and can easily be toggled between. It also comes with a short charge cord, but you will need your own charging block.” — Shell
“So warm. Saved mine and my sons hands In the winter he used his getting on the bus in the mornings I used mine for working security on atms being outside in the elements I would use it for my hands and toss in my boots to warm my feet as well as my nose when I felt like it was cold.” — Kristie
“Small, fitting in the palm of your hand , these warms have three different temperatures. I have Raynaud’s syndrome and use them in numerous ways: inside gloves and mittens, inside boots and slippers, wrapped in hats and scarfs. They last 8 hours on the lowest setting and are easy to charge. I highly recommend them for heating different areas that are stressed with poor circulation and cold temperatures.” — C. Morgan
“I always have cold hands and in winter they’re basically ice…to the point my fingertips turn purple-ish. So I bought these hoping they’d do enough to keep my fingers from freezing and hurting from the cold. I have neuropathy, so I have to be a little more careful about extreme temperatures. These hand warmers charged fairly quickly and the gentle cycling of hot to warm and back again on low keeps my hands warm—even when outside riding a horse. I wear fingerless arthritis gloves and these warmers fit right in my palm inside the gloves, so I don’t have to worry about dropping the warmers or having them flop around on their wrist-loops. My fingertips do still get cold, but it’s an easy thing to curl my hands to get the warmth distributed to my fingertips. These warmers also fit well into the convertible mitten gloves—in the mitten part. It is a bit difficult to do much of anything with your hands with these warmers in hand, but I was able to ride a horse for more than an hour. The button must have been hitting the saddle or something because one warmer kept getting turned up to medium or high, so before the ride was over it had run out of charge. However, the other one was fine. It was probably in the low 40s the day we went riding and most times that would prevent me from being able to do much outdoors, but with my heated vest & these hand warmers along with my various layers, I stayed warm even with the wind blowing and a breeze created by the horse. When I’m just hanging around the house, I haven’t had that trouble, so it was probably user error. The charge, when used on low, seems to last a really long time. I can get several days use out of one charge using the warmers intermittently. Overall I’m very happy with these!” — Erica