
$10.00
Item qualifies for annual
REI Member Refund (typically 10%)
Imported.
Item 760936
Specification | Description |
| Suggested use | Personal heater |
| Dimensions | (per pouch) 3.5 x 2.5 inches |
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Comments about Grabber Hand Warmers - Package of 10:
I bought these when we went to Utah in September to hike. We ended up at Cedar Breaks. It was 30-something degrees at 10,000 feet and my hands were numb. These things work great. Just open and expose to air and they warm up. They last for hours. I put them in my coat pockets.
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Comments about Grabber Hand Warmers - Package of 10:
I bring these camping - in any season. I camp with a small child and these were great for the kids.
I don't buy the ones for feet -- the hand ones work just fine for the feet -- just toss them in your shoe and walk on it or place one between a layer of socks. If it gets too cold I will wear a sock, then put the warmer on my foot/toes and put on another pair of socks. Helps keep the warmer in place.
Great to use in the foot of your sleeping bag or if you're doing work in the cold, have one warming up your extra set of gloves.
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Comments about Grabber Hand Warmers - Package of 10:
This a wonderful product for those winter hikes and backpacking trips. Recently did a backpacking trip, where overnight lows dipped to around 9 degrees F. These were great for keeping my hands warm, but I found a new use for them, too. As I was only carrying a 20 degree bag and pad, it was a little chilly sleeping in my hammock. I popped 2 of these in the foot of my sleeping bag and stayed toasty warm all night. You can also set your Nalgene one one of these before you go to bed, and it can help keep your water from freezing solid. For me, this was much better than putting a bottle of 32 degree water in my bag next to my skin.
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