🔥 HotHands Toe Warmers: Bundle of 20 Pairs for Long-lasting Comfort Review

Was not in the original manufacturer's packaging, just all in a USPS envelope. I expected to get what I saw in the photos. All in original factory sealed packaging. I am very disappointed with this packaging and the lack of authenticity from the original manufacturer. I'll test them to see if they all work. But about half of them have retail hinges attached, which looks suspicious.

We are a ski family so this is a must see. A few tricks. We can't put them in our ski boots because of the shape, but my girls put them sideways between the wetsuit and wetsuit to keep them warm. We also stick them on the back of cell phones so the cell phone doesn't turn off or the battery drains faster from the cold while I'm filming videos and taking photos. We put them on the back of the calf, almost on the boot, between the ski sock and the bottom layer and they keep our feet warm and they

After my electronic ski boot warmers failed I started using these toe warmers for skiing. I find they work just as well as electronic heaters and I don't have to deal with a battery dangling from my trunk. I place the heating pad on my toes instead of the bottom. I've found this makes it easy to get my foot in the boot without knocking the heating pad off. For those who say their heaters didn't work or weren't in the original packaging: check the expiration date on the packaging, these things…

My feet are always cold when I'm sitting and working from home, so I decided to order them and have nice and toasty feet while I mumble during the workday. I took my first pair out of the box a few minutes before planning on putting them on my shoes. They immediately started inflating like balloons, making them useless in shoes as they're sure to pop if I dare press on them. Exploding shoes is not a plus in my opinion, so this product is a fail for me. (Of course, for very dry people, I don't…

Much better than little hand warmers in boots. They fit well, stay in place and the heating powder doesn't leak. Speaking of which, I've had hand warmers that seeped fine charcoal-like powder into my gloves, very dirty. You can easily stick them on the palm of a glove or the top of a mitt, avoiding any awkward residue. The heat generated is oxygen dependent. I leave my 5 minutes on and then slip them into my winter cycling shoes. There isn't much air in there but they give me enough warmth to…

I was expecting a box as shown in the picture but instead I received a packet of 20 separate heating pads. It has nothing to do with how well they work. For environmental reasons, I bought an expensive pair of electric socks that either didn't keep my toes warm or the cord broke when I put them on. These little heating pads will keep you warm every time. And they have a sticky side to keep them from dangling in the trunk. When it's very cold and I'm at a dog park, I put on a pair of socks, put…

I couldn't even stand eight hours of it. More like two hot hours. I had to stop my work and take off my shoes to take off these foot warmers. I use hand warmers all the time but they have a different formula or something. They get TOO hot. Someone can actually burn themselves on them if they are unable to remove them themselves. There may be a warning on the label about this, but I'm here to say take it seriously. It feels like these things can really burn someone. I was worried they might melt