HotHands Large Body & Hand Super Warmers, 10-Pack

These warmers last forever, and they can get super hot if you cover them. They were perfect for some heat on my neck when it hurt. They're a good, handleable size and I'm sure they're good for camping but I used them when I was sick to apply heat to myself.

This has now turned into our Girl Scout cookie booth must have for my daughter. It is perfect for during the winter time super easy for that to keep their hands warm. We also keep them with our gloves so if we're running out of the house, I'm a really cold day we can just grab them perfect size cause they're a lot bigger than the regular size ones so works well for younger children as well as adults obviously with adult supervision, but definitely worth it.

I love these body %26 hand super warmers. These warmers heat up quickly and stay warm for hours. I use the small ones for my hands and I use the large ones to keep my blanket warm that I use to sit on and keep my body warm. These are well worth the money.

These super warmers throw some heat! More concentrated and slightly warmer heat than 2 of the smaller warmers, these are great for those really cold days. Wife uses them for arthritis pain too. Easy to use, last a long time and handy as all get out. A

I had a sick feral cat outside that I have a house for insulated with straw and because it was getting cold and I hadn't trapped him yet and he was gonna get trapped. I took six of these cause the last 18 hours and I wrapped them up in a pillowcase, and then I covered them and I put them in his in his house before he went to sleep and he kept him warm all night

These hand warmers warm up very quickly.I actually use them for my outdoor ferrule cat for his cat house.I place it under a blanket and it keeps him nice and warm.Especially with the temperatures drop below zero. the only complaint is , it's a little pricey.

I have purchased the HotHands 18-Hour Warmers multiple times to help care for a small group of semi-feral cats that were abandoned in my area in April 2025. They will not allow me to approach them, so bringing them indoors is not an option. I built insulated winter shelters filled with 7–8 inches of straw, but the shelters are not located where I can safely run electrical cords for heated pads. These warmers have been an excellent solution. I activate them at evening feeding time (around 5–6 PM), place them inside thick socks, and tuck them into the straw inside the shelters. The 18-hour duration is ideal because it provides warmth through the coldest part of the night and into the next morning. I have found they activate reliably and last close to the full advertised time. The cats have clearly used the shelters consistently since winter arrived. For reference, I live in western North Carolina, where winter temperatures can vary significantly. I typically use: • 1 warmer when overnight lows are in the mid-20s to low 30s • 2 warmers when temperatures are in the teens to low 20s • 3 warmers when temperatures drop into the single digits I also adjust the number of warmers based on predicted wind chill. They provide steady, reliable heat and give me peace of mind knowing the cats have extra warmth when they need it most. For anyone caring for outdoor or feral animals without access to electricity, these are a practical and dependable option. Photo: Interior of one of the insulated outdoor shelters showing three sock-wrapped warmers tucked into the straw. The shelter is an Aivituvin AIR-91-IN model (insulated version without the electric heated pad), with a self-warming pad on the floor and under the straw.

some of the package was wet when Wal-Mart delivered , sontjose did not Work. the others took 25 minutes to get warm. ONCE THEY GOT WARM, THEY WORK FOR SEVERAL HOURS. 5 STARS if initially seem not to work at all as yoi have to wait so long for them to get warm, but theu last longer than expected afterwards

The packaging is very hard to open you need a scissors to open but need too be careful or you will cut the pouch…. The pouch heats fast but lumps up that is the same for the large and small size… i tried them in my boots and the heat is localized at best… the worst aspect is how to open…Do they stay hot ?YES. Very hot… but in a clump which requires you to take them out give them a shake and try to reinsert into the glove palm. NP pitting into one glove with one 1 ungloved hand the other is How You Say difficult. I would use them again and knowing the issues it is best to forgo gloves and use mittens…with the warmers now mentioning Thw warmers would be to hot for little hands in my opinion…They are good in a pocket but you have to take off gloves put in pocket then put gloves back on id say worthless. I used them out of desperation as I have neuropathy in one hand from an injury and mittens dot work for me so I've taken to using a thick work sock so I can squeeze it with my entire hand palm/fingers and thumb..This works the bet for me. I don't know how everyone says they work in a glove it is not. Hand warmer it is a pain warmer a in a glove a hand warmer in a pocket..Foot warmer bow an instep warmer…not A toe warmer unless you wedge it into the toe then good luck getting your foot in as well as your foot on top of the warmer. For instep…I hope this helps you decide to purchase or not. And also utilize a few of my tips Thanks

the reason for the one star was the driver couldn't have been any ruder. didn't follow directions on where to go. the system of need to show you the number before they can release the product and not give it to the person that is there is absurd. they are hand warmers