🔥 Tundras Hot Hand Warmers: 11 Hour Long Lasting Heat Packs for Hands, Toes, and Body - 40 Count Review

I found these extremely effective hand warmers in northern Maine last winter. I already have Raynaud's Syndrome (poor circulation in my arms and legs. Add to that two carpal tunnel surgeries this winter and my arms and legs needed a lot of help staying warm, clearing snow from the driveway and hauling firewood inside .Heating pads worked great) and I still have 3/4 of the batch left for next winter.

In December we are going to Jackson Hole for a ski trip and we will have 3 kids at ski school for 4-5 days. What drew me to these hand warmers was their value. I was able to get a lot more (so all my kids have enough hand warmers for ski school) for a fraction of the price. We tested the setup at our home and it worked great; All my kids loved using them and now they can't wait to go skiing!

Bought a box of 'Hot Hands' and a box of 'Tundra' from the competitor at Revain at the same time. Tundras is far superior to Hot Hands in terms of warmth. Tundras heat up 75% warmer than hot hands and the heat lasts much longer. Took them to my son's soccer games. Between my wife and I we had 3 (out of 8) Hot Hands hand warmers which punctured the pockets and leaked into the side pockets of my jacket and pant pocket! Try tundras instead!

Okay, I'm really not the 1st to write reviews, but that's what it says here. I work on a construction site in New England, where it's bloody cold. I used to swear by hot hands but they have gotten very expensive (especially when you work 6 days a week for 3+ months straight as I work outside during the winter). ) They take about 10 minutes to fully heat up to 20 hot (brand name almost instantly) 2) Lasted 10+ hours (not 8 like brand name) but once they finished they nailed it! 3) They tend to…

I live in Southern California where it's not that cold, but winter nights can get a bit chilly. I was adopted by a feral cat and worried about keeping him warm at night. He doesn't like going to animal shelters and prefers to sleep on a blanket in the dog bed. I found some old hand warmers from the days of sitting outside in the cold watching kids play sports and thought this would help keep the kitty warm at night. It seemed to work and I ordered a box of these. I put one of those heating pads

So I opened a package to test. Follow directions, shake for 15 minutes and repeat. barely warm. So I give it to my son because he wants to "try" it too. An hour later he returns it and says it's really HOT. I don't think I'm taking it back. My goodness, I checked my son for burns, that little baby pack was definitely warm. And it stayed very warm at exactly 2 p.m. Well, if I were at winter stealth camping, that would definitely be a blessing. Switching my chucks back kept my legs warm after…