Review on 🧤 Celsius Hand-Warming Muff (CEL-HWMFF): The Ultimate Winter Essential for Cozy Warmth by Bobby Lawson

Bought for a soccer game in late January. The temperature eventually hit the 30s so it wasn't that cold but the wind made it even colder. I was glad to have this hand warmer because my hands stayed warm between applause. The outer part of the heating pad is made of canvas and it looks like it will drip onto a small amount of water in a light rain. Three front pockets offered enough space for several heat packs. The hand slits are fleece with sewn-in elastic that wraps around the wrists and hugs the body very snugly. The fleece lining has a large main pass-through pocket and 2 sewn-in pockets that can be opened to the left and right. That's right, for bags with hand warmers. I've paired this with some HotHands 10 o'clock heating pads and they fit with plenty of room. I found that I was actually putting my hands in those heating pad pockets, not through the hole. Overall I would say it's worth $20. It's not for athletes like Nike or UA hand warmers, but the pockets and size helped me stay ready despite 4 hours in the cold and wind. However, it's a little clunky, which is okay. Oh, and there's large text and a Celsius logo on the front that doesn't appear in the product photos.