🔥 Dr.Warm Rechargeable Heated Insoles with Remote Control Switch - Wireless Thermal Insoles for Hunting, Fishing, Hiking & Camping - Unisex Review

I got for Christmas. I have Raynaud so they really help when I'm standing on the rink watching my son play. The remote control was a big plus as I could turn it on and off without taking my boots off. I usually use medium settings and they last a little more than 1 hockey game and then I have to charge. The only thing I would wish for is a little more battery life. Otherwise a great product so far. I've been using it intermittently for about 2 months.

I liked the idea but ended up using toe warmers again. I've only tried them twice and they were quite warm on the lowest setting, but I have two complaints. You are uncomfortable. They are very hard and my feet started to hurt after wearing them for a very short time. My remote control didn't work very well. It will toggle the setting but not turn on. So if you're not worried about convenience and don't need to use the remote to turn them on and off, they might be the way to go.

I am very impressed. Very easy to use and seems to work very well. I like the remote control, excellent temperature control. The only downside is that they don't fit all shoes. So far they only fit my martens and slippers. Didn't fit Converse or Sperry. I'm getting a new pair of sorrels and will try them there soon. I'm a women's size 9 so bought the largest pair to shorten my legs so they don't get hot. If you're a man with big feet, the heat will most likely be on the balls of your feet. I…

It's tough so after a few weeks of using the product I can say you can't compare it to the chemical heat packs you put in your toe area. They are way hotter and bulkier than these. They do help keep your shoes warm though, 3 different settings is good although it's a little hard to know which ones they're set to. Which brings me to my main concerns. Battery life is far from what it claims to be and certainly doesn't last 8 hours a day regardless of the temperature setting. The heat output is…

I ride over 1,000 miles a month in temperatures ranging from 10F to 110F. I wear shin and knee guards in the winter so external batteries are not an option. They are totally self contained and keep my feet warm! The Bluetooth controller works very well. Manufacturers always overestimate battery life, and I get about 4 hours of heat from them on level 2. I use them conservatively, at 2 or 1, just enough so my feet don't get numb or too uncomfortable, and turn them off when indoors. When you're…

These insoles are technically perfect - they work well and are comfortable. They've been updated in a number of ways from another, older brand with a few clever things they've done: ---- PROS ----- The area above the battery, on the heel, is padded as there is a Metal case houses battery. and that makes it convenient. - Charging is via regular [Micro] USB; other versions had a proprietary charging connector. You can use any USB cable for this. When you plug in the charging cable, it will…