What's the Big Buzz About Heated Foot Warmers?

How do you keep your feet warm and dry when old man winter is
beating down your door? This is a dilemma a lot of folks face every
year in the cold harsh reality of winter.Those of us who live in areas
that experience several feet of snow each year, not to mention the
freezing temps that can piggyback in for the season, can tell you...
Heated foot warmers are one great way to beat Jack Frost at his own
game.Comfortable and form fitting, these are very convenient not only
for regular shoes and boots, but also for skates and ski boots as
well. They have a full adhesive strip on one side that sticks to your
socks to avoid slippage. So instead of having to come inside to change
into something dry and warm, you have more time to stay out and
play.Having no wires or batteries to worry about makes heated foot
warmers hassle free and portable. They are air activated and will
provide up to 5 hours of warmth to keep you nice and cozy. All you
have to do to activate them is open the package! They will reach
optimal temperature in about 20 minutes.Most heated foot warmers are
environmentally safe; they are nontoxic, disposable, odorless and
nonflammable, and are made from of natural materials.
Including, iron
powder, water, salt, activated charcoal, and wood fiber. The ones I
looked at had a shelf life of 6 years; yes that's right six
years!Heated foot warmers also pack nicely, and are a great stocking
stuffer for the guy that tromps off to deer camp every year. They come
individually wrapped, and you can buy a box of forty, or four. So if
you want to be a nice guy and share you can. Of course you can always
be stingy and hoard them all to yourself too. I can see where these
would be super for the guy who works out in the cold as well.Note:
They make a couple of different kinds of Heated foot warmers, ones
that are intended for active outdoor wear, and others that are
intended for stationary use.