Hand warmer pockets?
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Yes, there are zippered/Velcro pockets on both sides near the waist that extend to the front zipper area.
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From what I understand, there are only 2 sizes of the hand warmer. The regular size and the larger size. Both work the same way the larger one can fit into a carrying belt that fits around the stomach.
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There is only one warmer in each packet. I prefer the hand and body size over just the hand warmer size, as they provide more heat and stay warmer longer. I have pockets inside the upper part of my coveralls where I place the hand warmers and they keep you warm all day. If you are going to use them in your gloves it is best to slip them In your gloves on the back of your hands.
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The thing is, the different types of warmers are made for different air-exposure levels; so, the foot warmers are made to work in the lowest air-flow environment. If you use them in a glove or pocket, they will probably not last very long, because they are getting more oxygen and will "burn up" quickly. On the other hand, if you put the hand warmers in your shoes (even if you can stand the thickness) they may not warm enough to make a difference, because they're not getting the intended amount of oxygen... Having said all of that, if you're only going to buy 1 type, as I'm thinking of doing, I would go with the toe warmers, since they will fit in your shoes better. Just know that if you use them in gloves or pocket, you'll have to replace them more often. .
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Thanks. I bought a Body Glove case at Walmart because I needed one right away for a trip. It has lots of pockets, so I thought it might work, but it needs to be just a tad larger. I need to use it a few more times so I can feel like it wasn't a waste and then I may look into your recommendation.
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No there was not a lined pocket. A freezer packet placed inside would be fine. I found food and beverages really did well in maintaining coldness this way.
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You can use Zippo Lighter Fluid.It worked just fineZippo makes a hand warmer that's just like the jon-e just no wick to get it started.Jon-e and Zippo have the same smell when running.Hope this helps you out.
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The pockets are great for photos. I have not tried envelopes and do not have access to the pages right now to determine what might happen, as we just moved and are not unpacked.
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traditional buttons that match the color of the shirt and Velcro on the chest pockets
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Hello, I really like my hand warmer. It must be charged for it to work. It is the size of a deck of cards. It does come with a bag. I like keeping this unit in my pocket.
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The are one time use, however... I have found that I can wear them in my leather gloves during the morning drive, then wrap my glove tightly with the warmer inside and put it in my pocket... 9 hours later, I still have some heat left for the drive home. The key is limiting the oxygen exposure. I suspect that if I were to put the previously opened packs in a plastic bag while I'm at work, they'd be even warmer for the drive home.
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Well your in luck! it does NOT require body heat to work. Although the stylus is maybe a little over 2 inches so I'm not sure how functional it would be wearing bulky winter gloves! Have you thought about touch screen gloves?
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Michael, there is plenty of room in the pockets, but I don't tend to put them in there due to the tendency for them to hang down and push the Underquilt too far away from my cold little bottom and create a draft area. I do keep my light camp shoes in them in the winter for my midnight "nature walks".
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The hand warmer/power banks are 3" x 4" by a little less than 1" thick. The temperature of your environment, and whether you choose the high or low setting, will affect how long the heat lasts. I keep one in each pocket of my coat and they last longer in my pocket, usually up to 4-5 hours on low, and up to 3-4 hours on high. I turn mine off when I don't need them to make them last longer as I am outside most of the day, then I charge them over night for the next day, I have been using these for a year now and love them, they are slim enough to fit in my pant pockets too. Hope that helps:)
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A putter with an oversized grip will fit in this bag. There is no insulated pocket that I know of.
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I wear tighter fitting jeans with small pockets. It's grippy enough that it doesn't fall out of the back pocket, but I have no problem getting it in and out when I want to. Which is quite frequently. Lol.
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The hand warmer/power banks are 3" x 4" by a little less than 1" thick. The temperature of your environment, and whether you choose the high or low setting, will affect how long the heat lasts. I keep one in each pocket of my coat and they last longer in my pocket, usually up to 4-5 hours on low, and up to 3-4 hours on high. I turn mine off when I don't need them to make them last longer as I am outside most of the day, then I charge them over night for the next day, I have been using these for a year now and love them, they are slim enough to fit in my pant pockets too. Hope that helps:) The hand warmer/power banks are 3" x 4" by a little less than 1" thick. The temperature of your environment, and whether you choose the high or low setting, will affect how long the heat lasts. I keep one in each pocket of my coat and they last longer in my pocket, usually up to 4-5 hours on low, and up to 3-4 hours on high. I turn mine off when I don't need them to make them last longer as I am outside most of the day, then I charge them over night for the next day, I have been using these for a year now and love them, they are slim enough to fit in my pant pockets too. Hope... » Read More The hand warmer/power banks are 3" x 4" by a little less than 1" thick. The temperature of your environment, and whether you choose the high or low setting, will affect how long the heat lasts. I keep one in each pocket of my coat and they last longer in my pocket, usually up to 4-5 hours on low, and up to 3-4 hours on high. I turn mine off when I don't need them to make them last longer as I am outside most of the day, then I charge them over night for the next day, I have been using these for a year now and love them, they are slim enough to fit in my pant pockets too. Hope that helps:) « Show Less