Hand Warmer High Polish Chrome

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This is quite small, but it puts out a lot of heat for it's size. Using a laser thermometer I've been getting a consistent 40-50 degrees celsius out of the warmer, and using it in temperatures just below zero celcius it works really well. As advertised I get a consistent six hours per fill.

My hands get cold in the winter. This lets me do something about it, whether I'm going to be indoors or out. It's reasonably priced, dependable, and cheap to use. The Zippo 6-Hour Hand Warmer in Chrome is a great solution to cold hands. I keep a pair of them at work, a pair at home, and a pair in my car. Any time I get a chill, I fuel up one or two, and quickly get some convenient heat. This uses the same burner as the 12-hour warmer, so you'd think it would get the same temperature. But the 6-hour definitely feels warmer. Maybe because it's smaller and has less steel to heat, maybe because I can enclose this smaller heater in my hand and allow almost no heat to radiate directly to the cold air, not sure. But I don't even use my 12-hour heaters any more, just the 6-hours. I have generally found them dependable, but I had an issue with one of the six I purchased. I used the measure to put in the right amount of fuel, but I suspect the wick didn't go down all the way into the reservoir or something, because it'd stop working after only 2-3 hours and subsequent fuels wouldn't accept a full measure of fuel. But Amazon let me exchange it no problems, so I can't take off points there. Here are a few hints for getting along with this handwarmer. * Follow the filling and lighting directions precisely; wait 2 minutes after fueling and reassembling, and don't turn it upside down during that time. * Try using a butane torch lighter (like a Xikar Allume single-jet) to light the hand warmer instead of a 'soft flame' lighter like a Bic or Zippo. You can aim the torch down instead of inverting the hand warmer, and it puts intense heat exactly where you need it. * Try putting this small hand warmer right inside your gloves. You don't need special gloves, just use a large pair. Works best for me if I put the hand warmer in the palm. * Don't try to douse the fire, always let the fuel burn out. * This can get enough oxygen to work in a jacket pocket that's under a motorcycle jacket. Don't assume it needs to be in the open air. * Give it more air for more heat, less air to stretch the fuel out. * The chrome gets hot, so be careful about touching it directly when it's burning. The included cloth bag keeps your fingers safe.

Superó mis expectativas. He comprado ya un par de calentador de manos de otras marcas y la verdad es que o no calientan o el calor termina muy rápido. Este calentador de manos realmente durab6 horas y calienta muy bien. La bolsa que trae para guardarlo mientras no se usa aísla el calor de manera fenomenal. Lo recomiendo ampliamente.

Funcional. Tarda en calentarse, y consume bastante combustible. Creo que las opciones eléctricas son mejores