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Overstock. Grab one of these Grabber hand warmer packs -- handy for spectators, skiers, hikers... anyone who needs a little warmth when temperatures drop.
- Heat lasts approximately seven hours
- Size (each): 3-3/4x2"
- Weight: 1.4 oz. pr.
- Made in USA or imported
- Buy 1 - 5 pair for $1.25 each, 6 - 11 pair $1.10 each, or 12 pair for $1.00 each
Average Rating (344 reviews)
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Reviewed by Whiskey Alpha Six Niner from Kansas City, MO on Wednesday, May 22, 2013Bought 10 of these for 53 cents each. Haven't used any yet as they are going in wife's & mine Bug Out Bags. We've used these before & the work great. I hope we never have use these.
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Reviewed by nomadsadrift from Washington on Sunday, April 07, 2013I live in the Pacific Northwest and always carry these with me when I hike/camp/backpack. For nights when I'm extra cold, I throw a couple of these in my sleeping bag. They not only pre-warm my bag, but when I climb in, I push them down to the foot part and they keep my toes toasty. I sleep much better with warm feet!
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Reviewed by GSPlvr from Illinois on Monday, March 25, 2013Great for an hour or so to stuff in gloves or pockets
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Reviewed by Dsch from Philadelphia, PA on Monday, March 25, 2013So many uses when you otherwise don't mind getting outside in the cold. Keeping your hands warm can be so important with having fun outside. These work great. Often last longer than the specified time, because that will depend on how much oxygen they get to react with. Works great, every time we use them. Can't beat the best price around. When they go on sale, bug more than you thought you needed. They can last a long time in storage. I had some that sat unopened for 4-5 years and still worked great.
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Reviewed by JJR from Northern Illinois on Thursday, March 21, 2013Made in China, which makes me unhappy. I have ordered many, many of these from STP, and have never had any from the U.S.. The price is pretty good, and they usually last all day.
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Question “On "Grabber Hand Warmer Heat Pack" there is "flammable" mark. It is possible to send them by air mail?”
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Answer We show no shipping restrictions for the hand warmers.
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Question “will this still work when wet or submerged, sya if I accidentally get flipped out of my raft into very cold river water?||Thanks”
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Answer Once they are exposed to air again they will warm up.
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Question “noticed you give discount for mass quantity; if I want to purchase 200 packages, how much would it be for each?”
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Answer Currently we have them marked down to 87 cents, 200 packs would 174.00 plus tax and shipping. For more info you can cantact us via live chat or @ 1-800-713-4534.
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Question “Are these expired in 2011 like the previous response or is there a current expiration date?”
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Answer According to the websites that specialize in this item when the Grabbers are unopened they have a shelf life of four years.
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Question “what is the expiration date on this item?”
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Answer According to the websites that specialize in this item when the Grabbers are unopened they have a shelf life of four years.
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Question “what is the expiration date?”
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Answer We are continually buy the Grabber Hand Warmer Heat Packs, each shipment we receive has different expiration dates. I know they do have a shelf life of up to three years. I hope this helps
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Question “When is this product good until? I would be ordering them September of 2011.”
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Answer According to the websites that specialize in this item when the Grabbers are unopened they have a shelf life of four years.
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Question “If I only need to use this for an hour or two, can I seal it in a ziploc and re-use it later?”
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Answer These warmers cannot be reused.
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Answer Grabber actually sells a new version with a little ziploc bag for this purpose. Works only so-so.||The heat is produced through oxidation of the contents so when you seal them up and exclude oxygen you can slow down and stop the process. When you reopen the bag, the process continues. Unfortunately ziploc bags are not necessarily air tight so sometimes a second use will not work well, especially if they have been sitting for a while because oxygen slowly leaked in.
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Question “What is being oxidized to create the heat? Does the oxidation product have any secondary use?”
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Answer The warmers operate on a chemical reaction with air similar to rusting. The warmer ingredients are iron, water, cellulose, vermiculite, activated carbon and salt. The heating process takes place in this fashion:|The iron in the pouch, when exposed to oxygen, oxidizes and therefore produces heat (aka, "Air Activated"). When iron oxidizes it produces iron oxide, more commonly referred to as rust.|The salt acts as a catalyst. The carbon helps disperse the heat. The vermiculite is used as an insulator for the purpose of retaining the heat and the cellulose is added as a filler. All of these ingredients are surrounded by a polypropylene bag. Polypropylene allows air to permeate the ingredients while holding in moisture.|The item is a one time use product.
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Question “Do these hand warmers have an expiration date, and if so, what is that date?”
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Answer These warmers do have an expiration date, it is 09/2011.
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Answer not as far as i know, but i have kept them over a year an they still work fine, as long as they stay dry, an don't get hard, they will last a long time, at least mine do.
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