Epicstar Hand Warmers (1 set)

Enjoy comfort and warmth with Epicstar hand warmers!

Epicstar hand warmers are the ideal companions for cold, damp, and freezing days. These pads are designed to be light and thin, yet provide your body with pleasant natural warmth that lasts up to 12 hours.

They are universal, suitable for pockets and gloves. Your fingers and palms will always remain mobile in the frost.Each package contains 2 pieces.

The pads are thin and flexible with a thickness of approximately 1cm. They fit perfectly into all types of gloves, pockets of your jacket, or hoodie.

Activation of the Pad

Open the outer packaging and remove the air pads. After warming them up, place them in gloves or you can simply hold them in your palms. The temperature of these inserts at full activation is 39 - 40 °C. You can enjoy the warmth for 12 hours.

Tips for Maximum Use

• After removing from the outer packaging, leave the warming pad in the air for at least 15 minutes. The cushion will absorb more oxygen and will heat more intensely.
• If you feel that the pad is not heating as much (even though its capacity is not yet exhausted), try taking the pad out of the gloves for a few minutes. More air will get into the cushion and it will function fully again.
• If you will be using the pad for only a short period, it can be resealed in an airtight bag. The cushion stops heating once the air in the bag is used up. After being taken out of the bag again, the pad will start heating up until the remainder of its unused capacity is exhausted.

Safe and Eco-friendly

Epicstar pads are made from a mixture of iron powder, activated carbon, water, salt, and soil. This blend is enclosed in a special paper-fabric bag designed to ensure that nothing but air can penetrate in and out of the bag. The cushions are ecologically and non-toxic.
After the heat is exhausted, you can simply dispose of them in regular household waste. Epicstar warming pads meet the conditions for sale in the EU.

Wide Usage

Epicstar warming pads are ideal for:

• Daily walks in nature or the city
• Long periods of standing in one place (e.g. city Christmas markets)
• Warming up stiff muscles
• Sports without intense movement (golf, shooting, curling, horseback riding)
• Fishing
• Hunting
• Skiing
• Cycling
• Climbing
• Motorcycling
• Prolonged work in cold weather
• Extreme hikes
• Prolonged police or military interventions