HotHandsHotHands Hand Warmers - Long Lasting Safe Natural Odorless Air Activated Warmers - Up to 10 Hours of Heat - 40 Pair

We needed some extra hand warmers for our department. Usually get some operations in the middle of winter. Buying bulk cases of hand warmers is the way to go. Package was nicely packed. Several different options available for purchase.Pros: they start to heat up nicely the second you open and expose to air. No smell to it. Doesn’t spill any of the materials from the inside. No dust. Doesn’t overheat. Lasts for several hours. A lot of different options and sizes available. We also purchased the shoe warmer for warming toes.Cons: sometimes you might need two to three for each hand if it’s very cold, needs air to activate and I’ve noticed if you have it tightly bundle with very little air it doesn’t heat up very well.Overall a very good purchase, despite the cons they still work well. Helps keep you comfortable, just the right thickness and you can take with you anywhere and also easy to store in bags to use later. Highly recommend.

These HotHands hand warmers were a total lifesaver during our trip to Disney! The weather was chilly, and standing in a long lines can get uncomfortable fast- but these kept our hands nice and warm the whole time.They are easy to use, warm up quickly and stay warm for hours. Whether at a theme park , on a winter trip or just a cold day these are a must have.Highly Recommend

This soccer mom goes needs these hand warmers to survive during cold winter tournaments in New Jersey! They are great! One pair lasts for at least two soccer games in a row!

These were good and worked as described. I also tried electric hand warmers and personally think electric are the way to go because you can turn those on/off. Also if you are traveling then the electric ones are easier to travel with. These were great though, so i'd say just a matter of preference. I recommend!

I've used these for years, mostly in the winter, on the tractor, clearing my and neighbors driveways of snow, and a bit of hunting. As I age, my hands have become more sensitive to the cold. Simply slip these in my gloves (the type with warmer slots on the top inside) just prior to jumping on the tractor and the 2-3 hrs moving snow is no problem. I highly recommend these.

Off label use. These last about 6-8 hours or more. I use them as portable heating pads for my back. I put it in a short sock and put between undies and pants along lumbar spine. Keeps me from locking up. Longer lasting and cheaper than products meant for that use.

Kris me warm

Perfect for been outsite for longer hours