HotHands Warmers | Hand, Toe, Foot, Body & Lap

HotHands warmers for every part of you

The original, made in the USA since 1989

HotHands is the warmer most people already know, produced in Dalton, Georgia for more than three decades. It is air-activated, single use and dependable in deep cold, which is why it turns up in glove boxes, ski jackets and hunting packs across the country.

The widest range of HotHands warmers

This is where the full HotHands lineup lives: hand, toe, insole, adhesive body and lap warmers. If you want one brand to cover the whole family and the whole season, HotHands carries the most shapes we stock.

Heat time and when to size up

Typical HotHands heat time runs 8 to 12 hours, which covers a workday, a game or a morning hunt. If you need a warmer that lasts sunrise to sunset, look at Grabber, made on the same line with longer-running packs.

Frequently asked questions

How long do HotHands warmers last?

Most HotHands warmers give off heat for 8 to 12 hours, depending on the shape. Hand and toe warmers sit toward the lower end, while adhesive body warmers run the longest. Every pack lists its hours rating.

What is the difference between HotHands and Grabber?

Both are made in the same Dalton, Georgia plant with the same air-activated formula. HotHands carries the widest range of shapes for everyday cold, while Grabber leans toward the longest heat times, including the 18-hour Mega. Many customers keep both.

Are HotHands warmers reusable?

No. HotHands warmers are single use. Once the reaction finishes it cannot be restarted, so they are made to be used once and recycled. For something you can reuse, look at rechargeable electronic warmers.

Can you bring HotHands warmers on a plane?

Yes. HotHands warmers are allowed in carry-on and checked bags. They contain no batteries and nothing that needs to be declared at security.