Space heaters aren't always a feasible option when you're somewhere cold, but you have other ways to stay warm. Here are some ...

HotHands Hand Warmers are inexpensive ... That’s because you’re touching a heat source that’s warmer than your body (like when you sit in a hot tub after swimming in a pool); after a ...

We tested how much heat five of the most popular rechargeable hand warmers produced, and how long their batteries lasted.

Depending on how long you’re out and how cold your hands get, picking the correct type of hand warmers for your needs can be ...

Like the HotHands, the Grabber Warmers create a fair amount of trash ... and while they can't replace your own body (Eat!

Another tip, but only one I would recommend for sit-and-wait hunters, is to take some Hot Hands Body Warmers—the Foot Warmers are terrible—and toss them in the bottom of your boots.

The handwarmers in question are the HotHands brand, based on an iron chemistry. The warmers create their heat from the exothermic reaction between iron and oxygen that creates rust. Thus ...

your body needs energy to stay warm. So if you're mid-way through a ride and feel like you're turning into the snowman, stop and warm those hands up again at the nearest coffee shop. Ideally one ...

Motorists get stranded on roads in whiteout conditions every winter; here's what you need to have in your car to be prepared ...

Temperatures of each hand warmer (in Fahrenheit) from the first minute of activation until their temp dropped below 100 degrees. I ran a separate test of the best electric hand warmers and the best ...