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Designed for skiers, hunters, fishermen, golfers, or anyone who works or plays in the cold for long hours, the Heatmax HotHands-2 Hand Warmers are air-activated and will provide up to 10 hours of soothing warmth inside gloves, pockets or wherever you feel a chill. All Heatmax warmers are made of natural materials, including iron powder, water, salt, activated charcoal, and wood fiber. When exposed to air, these materials react together to produce heat through an extremely fast oxidation (or rusting) process. Users should allow 10 to 20 minutes for the warmers to reach their optimal temperatures.
Product Description
Made in the U.S.A. Individual Size: 2.25" x 4". Provides warmth and freedom to endure cold climate situations. Used by athletes, sportsmen, spectators and construction workers. Safe, convenient, concentrated warmth. Portable (No wires or batteries). Odorless. Disposable, non-toxic, non-flammable. Environmentally friendly. Contains all natural ingredients.
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86 of 89 people found the following review helpful
By C. Wiegand
Purchased these for my son who suffers from Raynaud's syndrome, a hyper-sensitivity to cold. Unitll we had these he was warming his hands on the tea kettle. These he can take with him everywhere and get releif. Heard about them from a golfer, but works great for our application
52 of 53 people found the following review helpful
Went to playoff Packers-Eagles game in Philly 2 years ago. It was a brutally cold day. Though, I was wearing long underwear, wool hat, gloves, parka, etc...I was woefully cold. It was awful.
My buddy brought 5 of these heat max warmers. He shared 2 of them with me...and they literally saved my hands. They were perfect...you just slide it into your glove or underneath your sock...and it will keep you warm in a way that even goretex gloves can't.
Since then, I have kept a few as "reserves" in my down jacket. Sometimes use them at a cold baseball game, or while skiing.
Can't go into winter without them.
My buddy brought 5 of these heat max warmers. He shared 2 of them with me...and they literally saved my hands. They were perfect...you just slide it into your glove or underneath your sock...and it will keep you warm in a way that even goretex gloves can't.
Since then, I have kept a few as "reserves" in my down jacket. Sometimes use them at a cold baseball game, or while skiing.
Can't go into winter without them.
65 of 70 people found the following review helpful
By K. Williams
Amazon Verified Purchase
If your mate has ever complained about your cold hands, you need HOT HANDS. My hands get cold -- very cold -- even in mild weather. Besides keeping a pair of gloves in coat pockets and cars, there has been little relief. When the whether gets bad, I would stay in the house and submerge my hands in warm water. Then I received a set of hand warmers as a thank-you gift from a supplier. I never heard of such a thing! Where has this been all my life?
It takes 15-30 minutes of exposure to air (outside the sealed package) to reach maximum temperature. It is best to keep the 2" x 3" odorless pads in a glove or pocket where the heat is less prone to dissipate. Without HOT HANDS, even fur lined gloves would not warm my cold hands since the fur only insulates the existing temperature (like a thermos). By radiating heat within the glove and making a fist to reach fingertips, it doesn't take long for hands to feel warmer.
Pad temperature is is mostly just above normal body temperature (perhaps 100 degrees f). The pad can get extremely warm (perhaps 125+ degrees) after remaining in a pocket for a length of time. Periodically pulling open a glove at the wrist to let some fresh air in and squeezing a fist several times also reactivates more heat. After about 10-12 hours the heat is all gone and the pads can be discarded. If you need to rely on manual dexterity for typing or turning pages, you may be able to get by with just one pad at a time and no glove -- switching hands when necessary. Since they are individually wrapped, there is no waste.
I am truly thankful for discovering such a wonderful product. So as not to run out, I purchased a second box after trying just one pad. Now, in addition to gloves, I have HOT HANDS everywhere, even in my night stand for cold evenings.
It takes 15-30 minutes of exposure to air (outside the sealed package) to reach maximum temperature. It is best to keep the 2" x 3" odorless pads in a glove or pocket where the heat is less prone to dissipate. Without HOT HANDS, even fur lined gloves would not warm my cold hands since the fur only insulates the existing temperature (like a thermos). By radiating heat within the glove and making a fist to reach fingertips, it doesn't take long for hands to feel warmer.
Pad temperature is is mostly just above normal body temperature (perhaps 100 degrees f). The pad can get extremely warm (perhaps 125+ degrees) after remaining in a pocket for a length of time. Periodically pulling open a glove at the wrist to let some fresh air in and squeezing a fist several times also reactivates more heat. After about 10-12 hours the heat is all gone and the pads can be discarded. If you need to rely on manual dexterity for typing or turning pages, you may be able to get by with just one pad at a time and no glove -- switching hands when necessary. Since they are individually wrapped, there is no waste.
I am truly thankful for discovering such a wonderful product. So as not to run out, I purchased a second box after trying just one pad. Now, in addition to gloves, I have HOT HANDS everywhere, even in my night stand for cold evenings.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
hand warmers
I need to keep my hands warm during very cold bicycle rides outside and these do the trick even in very windy, cold conditions. Read more
Published 19 hours ago by peggy
5.0 out of 5 stars
GREAT DEAL!
I love buying these boxes. They have a 6 year shelf life and they save me cash. I work and live in a ski town, so these little warners can be expensive. Read more
Published 1 day ago by V
5.0 out of 5 stars
Necessary for surviving the winter!
I bought two boxes of these because they work so well. Without these warmers, I could not survive the Chicago winter!
Published 8 days ago by laura rogers
5.0 out of 5 stars
they were great
they were light and effective and kept my hands warm for hours and were still warm when I had my cold hands wrapped around them
Published 9 days ago by Jackie Potter
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good product.
I use these when working outdoors in the cold weather. They stay hot for a long time. I use two for one hand. Read more
Published 9 days ago by Inspector-ken
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best product
I have Raynaud's Disease and this product is amazing indoors as well as outdoors. The packaging makes it easy to carry, as I never know when my finger tips will turn blue. Read more
Published 15 days ago by C.C.
5.0 out of 5 stars
warm hands
this product does an outstanding job of keeping my hands warm when playing golf in the winter. i only use 1 and change hands when necessary.
Published 18 days ago by norman solvik
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect for warming hands
This is good for camping in cold weather when you just can't get your hands warm. It worked as specified.
Published 20 days ago by Pat Krivoshein
5.0 out of 5 stars
WORKED GREAT
THESE WORKED BETTER THAN EXPECTED AND I WOULD BUY THESE AGAIN. GREAT PRICE AS "BIG R" HAD THEM FOR $1.50 EACH.... THEY LASTED (SOME) UP TO 10 HOURS.. Read more
Published 24 days ago by CRAIG ANDERSON
5.0 out of 5 stars
Heat in a Hurry
Raynaud's folks will get relief for cold hands fast by opening a pair of HeatMax Hot Hands, shaking them a few seconds to expose the magic iron powder to air, then clasping the... Read more
Published 24 days ago by nowelle ross
