They are a “game-changer” for those with Raynaud’s, neuropathy, poor circulation, and more.

Keeping hands and feet warm can be the difference between enjoying winter outdoors and being cooped up indoors.

As a hunter and outdoorswoman, I have been wearing heated socks for years. Just like my trusty heated vest, they have kept me in the field for longer, enjoying the activities I love, whether that’s ...

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As a diabetic, Matthew Krier of White Bear Lake suffers poor circulation in his extremities when he's out in the cold. So when an online ad introduced him to the concept of battery-heated gloves, he ...

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It's a long cold hike/snowshoe/ski 'til you're back by that fire, and you're going to need some reinforcements to not be miserable. Roll up a pair of heated socks, and keep your circulation chugging ...

Toes are one of the first places to attract a chill because they're closest to cold slush and snow. That's why you'll want to be prepared with the warmest socks possible, and the best way to get your ...

Winter mornings can be pretty rough — especially when there are snowfall and extreme cold warnings (both of which Canadians ...