petrol hand warmer

>>935848
could you link one of this which you consider decent quality?
I haven't seen such thing, and looks interesting

>>935848
What do you use it for? I see it being useful for slow military patrols where you are not doing much physical activity, yet if you go camping:
hiking - already warm
doing camp chores - already warm
sleeping - already warm
idling by the fire - add more wood to fire
I just don't see the need for this tool.

Most Americans have warm hands by nature.

Zippo makes one

>>935873
>what for
For warming hands when working outside without gloves.
>military patroll
Yes. For warming hands when not moving in the cold - like during military training when have to sit in one spot.
At night when sleeping (put it on sternum among other places)
When I was young I also used it when I was painting scenery in the winter/atumn.
>>935867
Zippo ones are decent I heard but overpriced imho. The one that serves me best is from mil-tech. It's also good to have a spare filament.

>>935867
The peacock brand pocket hand warmers seem to be good quality. I got one for my wife for Christmas. My boss has the zippo also seems to be decent quality.

I really like them. As has been mentioned I keep mine on a lanyard and wear it under my clothes on really cold days.

>>935848
I have the Zippo one. Works pretty good, but I prefer the charcoal stick hand warmer.

>>935977
>>>935848 (OP)
>charcoal stick hand warmer.
How long do they work?

>>936012
I get about 6 hours from each stick.

>>936012
Bought the wife the "baby peacock" I think it was. Depending on how much oxygen you let it get it will last 9-12 hours on a full fill.

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>>935917
Yup

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B013HLGU02/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=marketorder-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B013HLGU02&linkId=ddc18008cc54208e121b40d5ba15ccd1

>>936014
>>>936012 (You)
>I get about 6 hours from each stick.
Hm, so that's pretty much as long as petrol warmer, though ocasionally mine works for 8 hours. Still, a good alternative.

Bought the zippo one recently for $12 on a whim. Works pretty well.

>>936095
The peacock is a petrol (lighter fluid) warmer. I've never used the charcoal kind.

>>936061
my dad bought one for each hand
>based ice fishing(beer drinking) method of Canada

>>936012
have a coal one and it stinks albeit its brand choal

i have another one
cheap 6 dollars from ebay
works so good!

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>>935848
I had one when I was a wee lad, it was pretty comfy.

>>935911
We're naturally insulated.