Step Up Your Hand Warmer Game With The Ocoopa UT3 Pro Rechargeable Hand Warmers!

[@WanderingSwitchback]

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[@DinosaurThug]

Excellent review. I love how you wasted no time with long intros or unnecessary segments. I really appreciate how you showed all of the features, especially showing how both sides of the warmer get warm and how the magnets work.

[@WanderingSwitchback]

Thank you! I love these hand warmers (still going strong!). And time is precious!

[@DinosaurThug]

@WanderingSwitchback I'm deciding between these and the UT2S. Both have the same capacity and same warmth. They are just shaped differently and idk which one I want so I ordered both 😁

[@WanderingSwitchback]

@@DinosaurThug I hope you love them! I have been eyeing their new UT4 Extreme, which is waterproof and rated IP56! amzn.to/3A1DgLi I'm SUCH a klutz, and always out in the elements. Thankfully no issues with the UT3 Pro so far, but if I do have an accident with them, these will be my next purchase, I think. Though the softer shape of the UT3 Pro is nice....

[@brisketchick]

Perfect timing, as I've been looking for these as gifts. Also enjoyed the bonus mini-bloopers on this one ;)

[@WanderingSwitchback]

They're an awesome gift! Not enough bloopers on this one for a whole separate thing, but man, the outro ALWAYS gets me!

[@lysan1445]

These seem to be better than mine. Mine only get warm on one side, and they get too hot even at the lowest level. I solved it by putting them into velvet pouches. That helped a lot. Pro tip: put them into your socks when you are in your sleeping bag. I can't sleep with cold feet; this saved me several times.

[@WanderingSwitchback]

Great tips! I think Ocoopa makes great products, in my experience with them. I also have some down booties I use when I'm concerned my feet may get cold, though that's been WAY less of an issue since I got my UGQ quilts. But I do sometimes toss a hand warmer in my foot box while I'm laying there (I tend to turn it off before I go to sleep) just for some added warmth.

[@templar1694]

Best gift for the winter season.

[@WanderingSwitchback]

They're an awesome gift!

[@UnlikelyHiker]

That feather 😂 I ordered some similar ones from Amazon. I’m not sure how I feel about backpacking with them but they will be good for skiing if my hands turn tragically cold or to keep in my car in the winter. I use toe warmers stuck to the inside top of my mittens typically. Plenty of heat and smaller with the benefit of staying where I stick them.

[@WanderingSwitchback]

I had to leave the feather in! I loved my toe warmers when I rode my bike to work. My toes would just ACHE if I didn't. That's a great idea inside the mittens- these would be too bulky for the job.

[@stasimon]

Can you charge the hand warmer through the USB-C to USB-C cable? My charger has only a USB-C port.

[@WanderingSwitchback]

Yes you can!

[@OvertIntelligence]

Did they come with wrist carry straps?

[@WanderingSwitchback]

They do, but I never use them. They attach easily onto the bottom end of the warmers.

[@aemjay3684]

How long does a full charge last for you?

[@WanderingSwitchback]

I've used them for several hours at a time, and still haven't managed to drain them. I will update, though, once I have a better answer! :)

[@A11enQ]

Do you get an affiliate commission if I purchase Ocoopa hand warmers through the link in the description? If not, you definitely should set that up!

[@WanderingSwitchback]

Thank you! I do on the Amazon link, but I always like to include the company link as well. I don’t get a commission straight through them.

[@caminodantoo]

Interesting, I’m still using my armpits for the moment but the idea of having a couple electronic hot bots in bed, hmm.

[@WanderingSwitchback]

It feels so good to put your hands in your pockets and feel these in there!

[@caminodantoo]

@@WanderingSwitchbackkeep talking, I’m becoming very interested…

[@WanderingSwitchback]

I love throwing them into my quilt on winter camping trips. They also feel great standing around a campfire, while at sporting events, during work…