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Ignik Ripple Hand Warmers - Rechargeable - Black - Qty 2
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Ignik Ripple Hand Warmers - Rechargeable - Black - Qty 2

Part Number: GN222FR
$72.19
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A cold morning feels better with warm hands. Tuck these rechargeable hand warmers into your gloves or pockets and keep enjoying your time outside. 1-800-940-8924 to order Ignik camping tools part number GN222FR or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Ignik products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Ignik Ripple Hand Warmers - Rechargeable - Black - Qty 2. Camping Tools reviews from real customers.
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A cold morning feels better with warm hands. Tuck these rechargeable hand warmers into your gloves or pockets and keep enjoying your time outside.


Highlights

  • Heat in Seconds: Warmers start heating quickly, so you can add warmth when your hands get cold.
  • Glove-Friendly Size: Slip the compact warmers into your ski gloves or pockets to keep warmth close.
  • Two Heating Modes: Switch between Turbo Mode and Eco Mode to adjust heat and runtime as you need.
  • Rechargeable Warmth: Rated for at least 600 run cycles, so you can recharge them for future outings.
  • USB-C Splitter Cable: Charge both warmers at once with the included cable before your next outing.

Specs

Heating and Runtime:

  • Turbo Mode: 122° F (50° C), 3 hours
  • Eco Mode: 90° F (32° C), up to 12 hours

Dimensions and Weight:

  • Dimensions (each warmer): 2-13/16" long x 1-3/8" wide x 1/2" tall
  • Weight (each warmer): 1.8 oz.

Power and Charging:

  • Battery type: Li-Ion
  • Charging connector: USB-C
  • Required wall adapter: 5V, 2A
  • Charge time (family reference): about 5 hours from 0%
  • Run-cycle rating: at least 600 cycles

Construction:

  • Color: black
  • Materials: 6061 aluminum, polycarbonate, stainless steel, steel, silicone, magnet, brass, EVA foam, PU laminate
  • Water resistance: IPX4

Included Items:

  • Hand warmers: 2
  • Charging cable: 1 USB-C splitter cable

Certification and Compliance:

  • UL certification: E547381 - USL & CSL (US & Canada)
  • US standard: KSOT - Heaters, Specialty - UL 499 Standard
  • Canada standard: KSOT7 - Heaters, Specialty Certified for Canada - CSA C22.2 No.64-19
  • FCC: compliant
  • Carry-on compliant: 22Wh < 100Wh limit

Warranty:

  • 2 years from the purchase date

Notes:

  • These warmers are water resistant, not fully watertight. Incidental snow or sweat exposure is permitted; do not submerge them in water.
  • Maximum temperature and heating time vary with environmental conditions and external temperature.
  • Running the warmers in open cold air shortens battery life compared with use in an insulated area near body warmth.


IGBPW-00125BK2 Ignik Ripple Rechargeable Hand Warmers - USB-C Splitter Cable - Black - 2-Pack





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I bought these for a ski trip and was happy I had them around for the rest of winter. They come in handy on the drive to and from work as well as watching outdoor kid activities. They get hot pretty quick too. In the highest setting, they didn't last all day, but they did get us through some nighttime ski sessions.
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Heather A.

5/26/2026

That’s awesome to hear they ended up being useful well beyond the ski trip, sounds like they really earned their keep through the rest of winter too! We appreciate you sharing the honest feedback on the high setting as well. That kind of real-world experience is super helpful for others trying to figure out what to expect day to day. Out of curiosity, where do you usually like to go skiing?

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Heather A.

5/26/2026

That’s awesome to hear they ended up being useful well beyond the ski trip, sounds like they really earned their keep through the rest of winter too! We appreciate you sharing the honest feedback on the high setting as well. That kind of real-world experience is super helpful for others trying to figure out what to expect day to day. Out of curiosity, where do you usually like to go skiing?

by:
I am a 73 year old male living in the Finger Lakes region of NYS, and have Raynauds. Keeping my HSBC warm is a challenge. These warmers work great! Your gloves need a bit of extra room to accommodate the warmer. My one complaint is that I have sometimes inadvertently pressed the button to change the temperature while I am working.
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  • Ignik Ripple Rechargeable Hand Warmers Battery Life
    Great question, Casey! The Ignik Ripple Hand Warmers part # GN222FR last about 3 hours on High (Turbo Mode, reaching up to 122°F) or 8 to 12 hours on Efficiency/Eco Mode (reaching around 90°F). Battery life depends on the outside temperature and how well they're insulated. Keeping them inside your gloves or pockets can help them retain heat longer. These hand warmers come with the USB-C charger you need. They also come with lava orange with part # GN544FR. The rechargeable batteries are...
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