The hand warmers we recommend come in all sorts of styles—some slot right into your gloves, some are disposable, and all will help you stay safe and warm this winter.

Unlike most hand warmers, which you have to hold, these are designed to keep your hands completely free, making them great for cycling, skiing, or shoveling snow.

The hand warmers we recommend come in all sorts of styles—some slot right into your gloves, some are disposable, and all will help you stay safe and warm this winter.

When temperatures drop, hand warmers might just be the ingenious, unsung heroes to keep your extremities safe and toasty. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, a spectator battling the frosty ...

Disposable hand warmers: This type, such as HotHands, are good for those who need long-term heat. The air-activated packets take about 15 to 20 minutes to fully activate, but they'll last for up ...

Bernard calls these hand warmers from Hot Hands “ideal for single-use.” To use them, you open the package to expose the warmers to the air, and from there they take 15-30 minutes to heat up ...

These hand warmers also use air-activated mineral ingredients that fans love for their 10-hour heat and 98 percent-biodegradable materials. They take about 10 to 15 minutes to fully warm up, but ...

Of course, Hand Warmers aren’t without flaws—namely, they’re a single-use, disposable product compared to reusable heated gloves and mitts. From a sustainability standpoint, they’re an ...

The pocket-sized hand warmers are on sale for just $17 on Amazon now. With more than 22,000 five-star ratings, these (pun intended) handy warmers have a lot of adoring fans.

We tested the best heated gloves to find options that will solve problems with cold fingers once and for all. These are the warmest picks for hunting for both men and women.