Has anyone used these rod shaped hand warmers?

[Lenny-]

A $20 electronic hand warmer seems like a good deal. Plus its pole shaped so you can feel like you are using poles even when you arnt. Anyone know what kind of battery life I can expect? I know its no Ocoopa but it still seems good.

What are yalls thoughts? Has anyone used one?

 

[vroskii]

View attachment 1077906A $20 electronic hand warmer seems like a good deal. Plus its pole shaped so you can feel like you are using poles even when you arnt. Anyone know what kind of battery life I can expect? I know its no Ocoopa but it still seems good.

What are yalls thoughts? Has anyone used one?

“stick toy heater” ?

 

[freestyler540]

You know its high quality when its made in china

Just bring 2 pairs of Auclair gloves and you will be warm all day.

 

[SupremeChairlift]

I got my own rod that I use to keep my hands warm. It's not quite 8.3 inches though

 

[teabag]

Idk what you need heaters for I’ve never had a big problem with cold hands even though I’ve skied in -25 degrees celsius many times

 

[Trevor-Lahey]

Yeah I use them but a different way than what you’re thinking and it does hurt a little bit sitting on the lift.

 

[hylandist]

hell naw i never gonna use those it looks like having a constantly lit match in your kinco or wells lamont mitten and its 8.3 inches long so good luck riding midwest parks with tow ropes like me and good luck tryna grab

 

[SWRTOFFICIAL]

I got my own rod that I use to keep my hands warm. It's not quite 8.3 inches though

My warming rod is precisely 8.3 inches

 

[Newsheepers]

thats a fire hazard

 

[mitt.nedlum]

looks like it would malfunction and burn tf out of you

 

[_bardown]

I usually keep one between my ass cheeks it keeps them nice and toasty. Plus it creates an air gap which prevents them from chafing

 

[Goretex_Vidal]

These look like I could buy 18 and make a nuclear reactor in a bucket in my yard.