hand warmer wristbands

[Joe Talmadge]

As soon as it cools down the slightest bit, the circulation to my hands shut down. A few years ago, there was a guy here advertising a product that was essentially a wristband, in which could be inserted one of those small air-triggered warmers. He claimed that with the warmer there warming up your wrists, your hands would stay very warm even without gloves. I could wear this under a long sleeve shirt and no one would be the wiser. Problem is, I lost the URL ... anyone have a link to this product? Couldn't find it through web searches.

Thanks!

Joe

 

[Joe Talmadge]

Oops. 'course, once I post the question, I find it. The product is called thermaband. Once I remembered that, a google search found numerous places that sell it. I'm planning to pick some up at Nitropak

http://www.nitro-pak.com/product_in...d/640?osCsid=54af6152b486f7d4b2da279161f0b1a5

But there are numerous places that sell it.

Joe

 

[johnniet]

I'm skeptical. Please let us know if it works!

 

[Joe Talmadge]

Ya, we were all skeptical. In fact, I recall we ripped him a new ***hole, but he was unwavering in his claim that you could wear this isntead of gloves down to pretty low temps. I vaguely recall someone trying it and saying it worked ... I wouldn't wear this instead of gloves in a blizzard, but in my currently-frigid office, it could be just the ticket. I'll let you know.

 

[johnniet]

OK, I can see how that could help. I'm looking forward to the review.

 

[billyp]

bump. any review yet? thanks

billyp