6 Best Hand Warmers 2022

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We asked experts about the best hand warmers for a range of temperatures, including HotHands 10 Hour Hand Warmers, Grabber Hand Warmers, OCOOPA Rechargeable Hand Warmer, HotSnapZ Reusable Warmers, Ignik Hand Warmers, and Gerbing Heated Fleece Gloves.
“I LOVE THESE!!!! I shake them when I open them in my hand; then I put them in my pockets, and they get super hot. They help me stay warm on cold days and mostly warm on super-cold days! I love carrying an extra pack with me so I can share them with other people who are cold …. They also help keep your tushy warm when you sit on them, though you can put them under your legs or on your neck when it hurts. You can throw them away easily after a few hours when the heat wears off; package says eco-friendly!!”
“I use these all the time. The small red warmers are perfect for cold days. They are easy to carry around, heat up after snapping the silver metal button (Amazing!) in seconds, stay warm for 45 minutes or up to an hour!! AND they are reusable. I stick them all in a pot of boiling water, and they are ready to reuse within 15 minutes. This has made my winters bearable and something to look forward to.”
4.2 stars, 2,186 reviews “Love these babies. I bought these for wifey and me to take snowboarding and they work as advertised. I use a jet lighter to initially light them and have had no issue whatsoever — they are consistently warm and last some 14 to 16 hours on a full fueling. If you’re looking at these and are unsure if they are safe, here’s the deal: These are catalytic heaters (NO FLAME). You simply light them to get the catalyst warm and then cover them and put them in the satchel. That’s it. You can put them in your pocket, sleep on them, put them on top of flammable fabrics — they are safe and work really well. The Zippo fuel that powers them is available pretty much anywhere from to Walmart to nearly any gas station and they are good for some 60 to 100 uses before you need to replace the catalyst (it’s not expensive). Stop throwing away those hot-hands things and use this instead.”
“I am a female with frequently cold hands and I used to use mittens with chemical warmers for cold days, especially mornings. The combination kept my hands warm, but were awkward for shifting and braking. These gloves are a game changer, with excellent dexterity and grip, more even heat, and they’re rechargeable. These are perfect for cycling. For my rides, I use the highest setting and my fingers are toasty. For temps in the 30s, I am pretty sure a lower setting would provide plenty of heat.”