I got some of the thermacell boot warmers last year and they sucked. They fell apart and didn't really keep my feet warm
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Celestron, Rechargeable Hand Warmer
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I've heard that from multiple people. As a matter of fact, I've had my wallet out more than once to buy them. But the bad reviews kept ringing in my ear. I'm glad I held off.
Thermic Heated Insoles.....I purchased some battery operated insoles for my Dad a few years ago and he likes them. I got a pair also, but have only used them a few times. It has to be really cold for me to need them. Each side has a long wire from the heel that comes out the top of your boot and plugs in to a 4 AA battery cartridge with a pocket clip. I keep the two cartridges in my pack and hook them on my boot tops and plug them in if needed. I believe they have three heat settings.
Mine haven't fallen apart. They sure don't work with thick socks. You can feel heat with thin socks but my boots are sized for thick socks, so basically useless for me. May have to just try them in the house shoes.