Using hand warmers that keep your fingers toasty can be the difference between a miserable day on the slopes and a memorable one. Not into skiing? Still, many of our favorite outdoor activities ...

I didn’t know what I was more shocked by, that she was gatekeeping hand warmers from me, or the fact that this foreign object ...

These packets from Ignik may have limited uses ... they even have touchscreen-friendly fingers. Unlike most hand warmers, which you have to hold, these are designed to keep your hands completely ...

Burns says even the bulkiest mittens won’t cut it, so she supplements them with hand warmers. Perhaps most commonly marketed toward winter-sports enthusiasts, these palm-size heat packs can also ...

Plus, I like the idea of the Hot to Go Heat Packs being a reusable and more environmentally friendly option than disposable hand warmers. This pack includes eight heat packs in two different sizes.

The type of bag you use to store your half-used hand warmers doesn’t matter, as long as it seals tightly and doesn’t have any ...

Modern hand warmers are air-activated, meaning they only start working once you open up the packet and oxygen can seep inside. Once that happens, the oxygen reacts with a fine iron powder.

Now I've ditched the powdered packets in favor of rechargeable warmers -- specifically, a pair of Oocoopa UT3 Lite Magnetic Rechargeable Hand Warmers. With USB charging and multiple temperature ...

If you typically run through an entire box of HotHands in a year, it’s probably time to upgrade to rechargeable hand warmers. These battery-powered options are surprisingly affordable and come in ...