Best Buy Hand Warmers
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Scott Geyer, Lakeville, Minn.: “As I get older, I don’t enjoy the cold much anymore. Living in Minnesota means experiencing numerous cold days. I received a set of Ocoopa electric hand warmers as a gift last year (www.ocoopa.com). At the time, I didn’t think much of them, but once I tried them out, I was sold.
“The rechargeable warmers are available on Amazon and other retailers for around $20. They have three heat settings and warm up quickly. They’re magnetic and can be used together as a double-sided warmer or separately. They fit comfortably in the hand and can be slipped into a pocket when you need to use one hand.
“They have small wrist straps that won’t get in the way, but keep them handy when needed.
“Sometimes wearing gloves just gets in the way, but these work well for all outdoor activities, like working in a shop or field, hunting, watching sports, or any other cold-weather activities.
“I find myself using these more than I expected. If I want them to last for hours, I use one and switch hands, leaving another warmer charged if the first needs recharging.”
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Best Buy Hand Warmers
Scott Geyer, Lakeville, Minn.: “As I get older, I don’t enjoy the cold much anymore. Living in Minnesota means experiencing numerous cold days. I received a set of Ocoopa electric hand warmers as a gift last year (www.ocoopa.com). At the time, I didn’t think much of them, but once I tried them out, I was sold.
“The rechargeable warmers are available on Amazon and other retailers for around $20. They have three heat settings and warm up quickly. They’re magnetic and can be used together as a double-sided warmer or separately. They fit comfortably in the hand and can be slipped into a pocket when you need to use one hand.
“They have small wrist straps that won’t get in the way, but keep them handy when needed.
“Sometimes wearing gloves just gets in the way, but these work well for all outdoor activities, like working in a shop or field, hunting, watching sports, or any other cold-weather activities.
“I find myself using these more than I expected. If I want them to last for hours, I use one and switch hands, leaving another warmer charged if the first needs recharging.”
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