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The Snow Deer Heated Socks are rechargeable 7.4V socks with far-infrared heating elements across the front foot, toe and sole. A button on the sock cycles three heat levels, shown by red, white and blue lights, and the battery is rated for roughly 2.5 to 8 hours depending on the setting. The blend of Coolmax, elastic and spandex is thin enough to wear inside ski or hiking boots. They suit skiers, hunters, motorcyclists and anyone with cold feet outdoors; against cheaper heated socks they add a third heat level and a moisture-wicking knit, but they need hand washing or a laundry bag and the battery must come out first.
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Lowest price we've seen: $65.59 on Nov 4 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 4.
Buyers rate these socks highly, with 20 ratings averaging 4.9 out of 5. Owners report warm toes on ski days and long battery life on the lower settings. Complaints are few and center on washing care and battery bulk.
These rechargeable heated socks for men and women run on a 7.4V battery. A far-infrared heating element warms the front of the foot, the toes and the sole. The fabric is 55% Coolmax, 25% elastic and 20% spandex.
The battery connects by a wire to a battery bag worn next to the sock. To start, fully charge the battery and connect it. After putting the socks on, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds. Then short press to change the heat level. A light shows the setting: red is high, white is medium and blue is low.
They suit skiing, cycling, motorcycling, hiking, fishing, hunting and other outdoor activities. Before washing, remove the battery and cover the battery bag with the connecting wire inside. Hand washing is recommended, or use a laundry bag in a washing machine. Dry the socks in a cool place, away from high heat and direct sunlight.
