Grabber Hand Warmers
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Description
- NATURAL LONG-LASTING HEAT - Odorless, Disposable, Single-Use Item, Do Not Apply Directly to The Skin. TSA Approved. No shaking or kneading required - TO ACTIVATE - Remove warmer from outer package, shake to activate. Warmer heats up in 15-30 minutes. If heat decreases, expose warmer to air and shake. After use, dispose with regular garbage. - MULTIPURPOSE WARMERS - Single use air-activated heat packs that provide everyday warmth and are ideal for keeping your body warm when the temperature gets cold. They’re available in several styles designed for your hands, feet, and body. - WHEN TO USE: Tailgating at Events, Outdoor Sporting Events, Hunting & Fishing, Camping & Hiking, Working in The Yard, Jogging or Taking Your Pet for A Walk. Convenient, Compact, Portable
Details
Item Details
- Brand Name
- Grabber
- Included Components
- 10 Hand Warmers
- Target Use Body Part
- Hands
- Unit Count
- 1 Count
- Manufacturer
- Kobayashi
- Item Type Name
- Grabber Hand Warmers
- Item Weight
- 15.5 ounces
- Manufacturer Part Number
- HWPP10
- Warranty Description
- limited warranty
- Model Number
- HWPP10DISPLAYUSA
Features & Specs
- Battery Charge Time
- 7 hours
- Reusability
- Single Use
- Upper Temperature Rating
- 156 °F
- Power Source
- Air Activated Chemical Reaction
Additional Details
- Size
- Pack of 1
- Color
- One Color
- Material Type
- Nylon
- Recommended Uses For Product
- Outdoor Activities, Camping, Hiking, Fishing, Hunting, Skiing, Snowboarding, Skating
Frequently asked questions
- How many hand warmers are included in the package?
- The package includes 10 Hand Warmers.
- Can these hand warmers be reused?
- No, they are single use and disposable.
- How hot do they get?
- They have an upper temperature rating of 156 °F.
Customer reviews
Amazing warmth for hours.
These are simply the best hand-warmers I've ever used. Reliable and long-lasting. If you are going out into the cold multiple times in the same day, just leave them inside your mittens and they will retain their warmth for 8-12 hours. Once activated, I find the key is to keep them inside an enclosed space (pocket, mittens, sleeping bag, etc.) and they'll continue to pump out heat. I also put them in my winter boots (they're roomy) and have never since suffered from cold feet. Add them to your car emergency kit and your survival kit when out hiking. Note: If the skin on your hands is more fragile - like my grandma's -- suggest wearing an extra layer inside your mittens (e.g. those stretchy dollar-store gloves) to protect sensitive skin from the direct heat of these handwarmers. I take these backcountry camping and they are awesome for tossing in your sleeping bag on cold nights - especially if you have cold feet. As per the warning on the package, keep them away from prolonged contact with bare skin.
These are simply the best hand-warmers I've ever used. Reliable and long-lasting. If you are going out into the cold multiple times in the same day, just leave them inside your mittens and they will retain their warmth for 8-12 hours. Once activated, I find the key is to keep them inside an enclosed space (pocket, mittens, sleeping bag, etc.) and they'll continue to pump out heat. I also put them in my winter boots (they're roomy) and have never since suffered from cold feet. Add them to your car emergency kit and your survival kit when out hiking. Note: If the skin on your hands is more fragile - like my grandma's -- suggest wearing an extra layer inside your mittens (e.g. those stretchy dollar-store gloves) to protect sensitive skin from the direct heat of these handwarmers. I take these backcountry camping and they are awesome for tossing in your sleeping bag on cold nights - especially if you have cold feet. As per the warning on the package, keep them away from prolonged contact with bare skin.
Still the best hand warmers on the market!
Have been getting these for years now. Tried other brands and most of the rest are so vastly inferior it's absurd. If you've tried other hand warmers and thought they didn't work - well, you were probably right! These are in a class above the generics out there. Used these on many a sub-zero day while climbing mountains in the winter. They're an absolute game changer and last an amazingly long time. Not uncommon to finish a climb and come home and find them still warm! Only catch is make sure you check the expiration date - if you stockpile and leave them around too long, they can eventually expire but generally good for at least a couple years if you leave them sealed.
Have been getting these for years now. Tried other brands and most of the rest are so vastly inferior it's absurd. If you've tried other hand warmers and thought they didn't work - well, you were probably right! These are in a class above the generics out there. Used these on many a sub-zero day while climbing mountains in the winter. They're an absolute game changer and last an amazingly long time. Not uncommon to finish a climb and come home and find them still warm! Only catch is make sure you check the expiration date - if you stockpile and leave them around too long, they can eventually expire but generally good for at least a couple years if you leave them sealed.
Heat up well and last long as advertised
Bought this for our recent trip up to the mountain and they were great. I also think they stay heated longer than the advertised time. The only warning I have is to not put it in your pockets or sleep with it, especially for kids or elderly or someone with medical condition who may not feel the heat that well...it does get pretty hot and you can definitely get blisters if you have it in your pocket close to the skin for a long period of time.
Bought this for our recent trip up to the mountain and they were great. I also think they stay heated longer than the advertised time. The only warning I have is to not put it in your pockets or sleep with it, especially for kids or elderly or someone with medical condition who may not feel the heat that well...it does get pretty hot and you can definitely get blisters if you have it in your pocket close to the skin for a long period of time.
A backup plan
It saved my hands in -39 degrees with a bad gloves ... I am sure that I would of lost my finger tips to the frost if of wasn't for those wormers
It saved my hands in -39 degrees with a bad gloves ... I am sure that I would of lost my finger tips to the frost if of wasn't for those wormers
