HotHands Glove Warmers

These HotHands Glove Warmers are such a smart and practical design. They’re stretchy, comfortable, and easy to wear without feeling bulky. The built-in pockets hold HotHands hand warmers perfectly, keeping warmth right where you need it. They’re incredibly convenient for outdoor activities, cold work environments, walking, sporting events, or just staying cozy on chilly days. I love that you can use them with regular gloves or on their own, depending on the situation. Simple to use, comfortable to wear, and very effective—these are a great solution for anyone who struggles with cold hands. Highly recommend!

Great gifts for family , Friends. Your kids teachers, hunting buddies, your mail man. Warm hands are functional, cold ones not so much. One size fits most. Great value for the price. Will be greatly appreciated from the ppl that recieve them. You will be their hero. Check our the lap warmers too. They are great for in person football games

I read the reviews that mention how thin these glove warmers are. They need to be thin so the HotHands warmers can be felt without them laying on your skin. I have severe Raynauds and have previously had an ulcer on my finger tip. I tried these glove warmers on an evening when the temperature outside was 17F and my dog wanted to go for a walk. I wore a pair of triple thick Swedish gloves over top of the warmers. The added bulk helped keep the warmth to my hands. But the overall bulkiness made it difficult to move my hands. The glove warmers are fingerless so as not to restrict movement which I think would be helpful for most people. Also think for those who can wear a knit glove with some stretchiness over top of the glove warmers would be perfectly comfortable. I’m glad I purchased, and I may wear them while typing at my laptop during my workday. As far as thickness, these glove liners remind me of 500 denier opaque tights. These glove liners may be a little thicker than that but it’s basically the same idea.

Great idea, and it works, just feels a bit cheap. They could have done a better job at making this sturdier

Yes, there are lots of electronic hand warmers now, but those are only good if you are somewhere you can charge them up daily and even then, they don't last 10 hours like these hot hands holders do. Personally, I have enough electronics to worry about. I dont want to have to worry about my fingers getting frostbite while out snowshoeing for hours. These hand warmers hold my hothands in place inside my gloves. They stay right on the back of my hands where my blood flows keeping my hand and fingers nice and warm. And they are not at all bulky so they fit inside my gloves easily and allow me great finger mobility and warmth. I now have 3 pair.

I work on a computer and phone all day. And I am freezing all day, especially my hands. I tried a pair of alpaca wool fingerless gloves. They kept my hands want but they also made it really difficult to type effectively. They were just too big. Next I started looking at those rechargeable hand warmers but I couldn't see those working for me. Then I found these. They're designed to be worn under regular gloves so they are just a super thin, black, stretchy material. There are 2 holes at the tops for 2 fingers to go through each and there's a hole on the side for your thumb. I wear them with the built in pocket for the Hot Hands pack on the top/backside of my hand. It keeps my hands warm all day without interfering in my typing at all. I'm sure they work equally well when worn under a normal pair of gloves. If you're looking for the pretty wool fingerless gloves, keep looking. These are made to be used...not looked at. Now if they start making them in some pretty designs, I would definitely be in line for more.

This was a gift for my daughter who loved it!

These are so close to being great, IMO. The concept is good and the hand warmers fit well in the slots in the liners, but where it falls apart for me is on comfortable fit. Instead of either an open, mitten-style fit where all four of your non-thumb fingers go through one opening in the top or a glove-style fit where each individual finger has a dedicated opening, these liners have two openings and you are supposed to fit two fingers on each side. This doesn't work for me because the placement of the closure between the ring and middle fingers isn't located in the right place for my hand. It seems to be a compromise design that just isn't going to work for everyone. I had to cut the closure open in order to comfortably wear the liners, but since the closure is more than just one stitch, this resulted in holes in the fabric, so I've definitely reduced their lifespan and they'll probably only last one winter. I gave them three stars despite that issue since at this price point it's not a disaster if they only last one season... but I feel like a design tweak could have made these multiyear keepers. I will be looking for something similar on Etsy instead next time.

Recommend hot hands products. Gloves not as great