Quick heads up

[scn]

I just did a quick wallyworld trip (yes, I know they are on the restricted list and I try to use them only as a last resort) to pick up some handwarmers for the upcoming frigid weather. Their stock was pretty low. They had none of the bigger body warmers on the shelf, but the SG guy got some off of a pallet that had just come in. It looked like there were only a few of the big ones in that shipment.

So, if you are wanting some for the next little while, you might want to go and grab pretty quick rather than counting on them being there right before you hunt.

 

[JCDEERMAN]

I just did a quick wallyworld trip (yes, I know they are on the restricted list and I try to use them only as a last resort) to pick up some handwarmers for the upcoming frigid weather. Their stock was pretty low. They had none of the bigger body warmers on the shelf, but the SG guy got some off of a pallet that had just come in. It looked like there were only a few of the big ones in that shipment.

So, if you are wanting some for the next little while, you might want to go and grab pretty quick rather than counting on them being there right before you hunt.

Did you go to the one off Mallory Lane? I was there on my lunch break to grab some toe warmers and noticed the lack of supply, as well. I was lucky they had just what I needed.

 

[catman529]

Thanks for the heads up. I still got a few body warmers but those will run out in the next few days


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[scn]

Yes on Mallory Lane. They were putting some more out, but they didn't have much on that pallet.

When I grabbed the body and hand warmers they didn't have any toe warmers out. I forgot to get some outboard oil, and had to go back in after I checked out. They had one box of the toe warmers out then.

 

[Mike Belt]

Your best buy is the bag of 10 of the 3 X 5 size warmers. They're the same price as 3 3 packs so you basically get one free. I buy a few all year long and by deer season I'm already stocked up. Sometimes you can even catch them on sale after season closes.

 

[catman529]

Your best buy is the bag of 10 of the 3 X 5 size warmers. They're the same price as 3 3 packs so you basically get one free. I buy a few all year long and by deer season I'm already stocked up. Sometimes you can even catch them on sale after season closes.

that's what I get. 10 pack super warmers, they work good


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[TN Larry]

I have been ordering mine the last few years in bulk from Amazon. It is cheaper or at least was.

 

[BigAl]

I grabbed a combo pack at target the other day. Has hand, toe, and body warmers.

 

[Wrangler95]

I have a supply left from last year,they keep for several years as long as air doesnt hit them!!

 

[AlabamaSwamper]

Ordered $100 with from amazon this week
Hand warmers, stick in body warmers and toe warmers

 

[Mike Belt]

I've tried the toe warmers but I've never had much luck with them or even the small size hand warmers. For your money's worth the 3 X 5 18 hour body warmers are the way to go. I never tried the stick ons.

 

[catman529]

They had the sticky body warmers and the 3 packs of the super warmers when I stopped by this evening in franklin.


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[catman529]

I've tried the toe warmers but I've never had much luck with them or even the small size hand warmers. For your money's worth the 3 X 5 18 hour body warmers are the way to go. I never tried the stick ons.

the insole warmers work pretty well. They cover the whole bottom of your foot


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[WORM82]

Walmart in Johnson city was out of almost all of the hand warmers but luckily I'm tall enough to reach the top of the shelves that say please ask for assistance getting items down. Also saw a few guys buying their licenses and a bag of deer corn together.

 

[Mag]

I have found that the key to the toe warmers and sole warmers is to put them on at least 15 minutes before putting your boots on. I used to put them on right before the boot and it restricted the air flow and they didn't warm up much. I found a usb rechargable hand warmer that I had never used and tried it last weekend, works great.