HotHands Glove Warmers - Stretchy and Comfortable, Built in Pockets for HotHands Hand Warmers - Easy to Use and Convenient to Wear

after overexerting my hand, i was experiencing a great deal of pain. heat helps, but finding a way to hold the heat source in place over my thumb joint was kinda tricky. I was delighted to find these liners! they hold the pads exactly in the location I need! my thumb is happy!

Came on time and the price was great. Brought for the homeless shelter.

I work on a computer and phone all day. And I am freezing all day, especially my hands. I tried a pair of alpaca wool fingerless gloves. They kept my hands want but they also made it really difficult to type effectively. They were just too big. Next I started looking at those rechargeable hand warmers but I couldn't see those working for me. Then I found these. They're designed to be worn under regular gloves so they are just a super thin, black, stretchy material. There are 2 holes at the tops for 2 fingers to go through each and there's a hole on the side for your thumb. I wear them with the built in pocket for the Hot Hands pack on the top/backside of my hand. It keeps my hands warm all day without interfering in my typing at all. I'm sure they work equally well when worn under a normal pair of gloves. If you're looking for the pretty wool fingerless gloves, keep looking. These are made to be used...not looked at. Now if they start making them in some pretty designs, I would definitely be in line for more.

Excellent handwarmers. They come with thin, fingerless gloves, which on their own work pretty well for me, at least in New York City cold. Any colder and you could use the warmer insert. I recommend them.

Great idea, and it works, just feels a bit cheap. They could have done a better job at making this sturdier

When gloves are not available or just too thin these little hoy pockets do the trick.

Don't waste your money on these. They are as thin and cheap as a pair of women's nylons. All they did was separate and fray messing with getting the hand warmer into the slots.Get a thin pair of work gloves and cut the fingers off instead, then stuff the hand warmers in them and put your winter gloves over the top.

Very goth but works as it should