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It's hard to grip your trekking poles or go hiking when your hands and feet are frozen. These rechargeable warmers slip into your gloves, boots, or pockets to keep them warm, so you don't have to pack up just because the temperature drops.
It's miserable when your hands and feet get cold. That's why this set of Ignik Ripple Warmers comes in a six pack. You can fit one inside each glove or pocket to keep your hands responsive, tuck two into your boots to stop the chill from creeping up through your feet, and still have a pair left over as backups or to share. It's enough to keep one person comfortable all day or share with your friends, so everyone's hands stay warm.
Each warmer is small enough to fit in gloves, boots, or pockets, or to hold directly in your hands. They heat up in seconds and stay hot, so you don't get the cool down spells common with many other hand warmers. Two heat settings let you adjust for mild weather or when the temperature really drops. As with any hand warmer, they can feel too hot for some users, especially kids or anyone sensitive to heat. If that happens, remove the warmer right away and let it cool before using it again.
If you've ever used those disposable hand warmers, you know they only work once then end up in the trash. By the end of winter, you've gone through a pile of them and spent more money than you think. Ripple Warmers change that. Drop all six on the magnetic dock and charge them through USB-C, and they're ready to use again the next day. When you're packing up, the travel case keeps everything together, so you know exactly where they are for the next trip.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everyone. Steven here with etrailer. Today we're looking at our Ignik Ripple Hand Warmers. These are gonna use a USB-C rechargeable cable, and they're in a nice lava orange color and you're get quantity six. So folks, with these, you can literally stay warm anywhere. They're ideal for maybe skiing, hunting, camping, working, or just any cold day.
And you have a charger here, USB-C, as I mentioned. And literally these all go on amdocking station and it looks like there's a small magnet that kind of helps hold 'em in place. But you literally just hold down the white button here, the power button, and you'll see a light here turn dark red, there we go. Or orange, in this case, it's red, but it looks orange on the screen. And then you can tap it one more time and it's gonna turn light orange, light yellow.
And then you can tap it another time to go back to hot. So you have hot, cold. And then if you hold it down again, it'll turn off. So very simple to use. They're nice and small.
You can slide 'em in maybe around your ankles and your shoes, inside those pockets and your gloves or just hold 'em and they're gonna get hot really, really quick and keep you warm and toasty. And they all do have a molded hole up here in the top. So if you wanna put like a lanyard through 'em or something like that, you could potentially do that, maybe hanging around your neck and keep it on the inside of your shirt or jacket or whatever. And then of course you get a nice weather resistant hard case here and the whole base and everything will fit right in that case. And there's a look of the bottom, and this literally just kind of drops in here.
So what I would do most likely is either keep it in the case, the charger here can actually plug in right here and then still be plugged in, you know, whenever you need it to be used. And then of course the instructions fit in there as well. And then you can zip it nice and tight and close easy. Nice little lanyard here as well. Zipper, everything's heavy duty. It's not gonna get broke on you. The average runtime, depending on the high or low settings, about 12 hours of runtime. And again, they use that USB-C, charging 'em from zero, takes about five hours to charge 'em up. They measure two and three-quarter inches tall, one and five-eighths wide, and they're approximately one-half inch thick. So again, folks, a great option for you if you're looking for something to help keep you warm on them frosty mornings or just take a little bit of the chill out of your day. This is a great option for you. The Ignik Ripple Hand Warmers. I'm Steven with etrailer. Thanks for watching and have a great day.
Ratings & Reviews
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.
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.
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?