I just got mine in. To answer a few questions ive seen, they are super comfortable and soft. They are thicker than regular socks like avg wool sock thickness. The wires are at the toes. Not up the leg. Im just trying them in the house right now in my snow boots. I have one sock turned on high and one sock turned off. The one thats on is high is vaguely warmer than the one thats not even on. Idk if these are going to make much of difference this weekend. Its going to be below freezing. Maybe just a little will be a lot when i get out there tho. Idk but here in my living room so far, Im not real impressed. I figured in my living room they would get toasty. Not the case.
Hello shelly!!!! It warms the top and bottom. But you feel the heat on your whole foot. Be careful because it gets very hot in the high setting. I have a couple of different pairs on the way.
I don't think it matters but they have a left and right on them battery packs going outside of your legs. Only the toe area heats up. And they don't burn your skin even at the highest setting.
Opinions from anyone: because heated socks require you to wear the battery pack, are they comfortable enough to sleep with/lounge in? I understand they're probably more directed to winter sports and activities, but are they uncomfortable for just being around the house?
I don't like to wear around the house because they go up to my knees. Plus, they are warm with or without batteries. So, if you like big socks, then it's fine around the house. They are thick. You need to know that there is a left and a right. As the batteries should be on the outside of your leg. Not the inside like the video. This will also make them more comfortable if laying down with them. You don't notice a difference with heat at lower temperatures unless you are outside. You should feel a difference when you have it set to quick heat indoors. I do feel a difference when I am going on a walk. It's not major heat, which is good otherwise you would sweat like crazy than freeze if batteries were turned off.
@@Rachris1999thankyou for this comment, especially with the right and left sock, I just got some so I'm charging the batteries right now and I will test it out
130F is already burning skin, wouldn't advise cranking it up, I see lawsuits but judging from the size of that battery jacking it up that high might give you 30min in the real world.
Thank you Sir! Just ordered. 😊
Hope you like it!
I just got mine in. To answer a few questions ive seen, they are super comfortable and soft. They are thicker than regular socks like avg wool sock thickness. The wires are at the toes. Not up the leg. Im just trying them in the house right now in my snow boots. I have one sock turned on high and one sock turned off. The one thats on is high is vaguely warmer than the one thats not even on. Idk if these are going to make much of difference this weekend. Its going to be below freezing. Maybe just a little will be a lot when i get out there tho. Idk but here in my living room so far, Im not real impressed. I figured in my living room they would get toasty. Not the case.
Does it come with different heat settings? Maybe might need to adjust and turn the temperature up 🤔🤔
How long does it take to charge the batteries and how will you know when thet are fully charged
I have questions: does the toe area of the socks heat up too, or just the leg part? Also, are the socks bulky, will they fit in regular shoes?
Hello shelly!!!!
It warms the top and bottom. But you feel the heat on your whole foot. Be careful because it gets very hot in the high setting.
I have a couple of different pairs on the way.
Have you figured out how to pair a second set of socks to the app??
I don't think it matters but they have a left and right on them battery packs going outside of your legs. Only the toe area heats up. And they don't burn your skin even at the highest setting.
Yea, it don't burn but for some people the highest setting may be overwhelming. But they have the choice to put the socks on a lower setting. Thanks!
I have them but they don’t seem to get very hot and I had them
Turned all the way up
Same
What app did you use
Can you wear other socks with them or it eill cause fire??
I've worn with and without without a problem. But there is no need for another pair. Unless your boots are too big.
App name?
Opinions from anyone: because heated socks require you to wear the battery pack, are they comfortable enough to sleep with/lounge in?
I understand they're probably more directed to winter sports and activities, but are they uncomfortable for just being around the house?
They slide down because of the weight of the battery. Not uncomfortable at all. But says not to sleep in then.
I don't like to wear around the house because they go up to my knees. Plus, they are warm with or without batteries. So, if you like big socks, then it's fine around the house. They are thick. You need to know that there is a left and a right. As the batteries should be on the outside of your leg. Not the inside like the video. This will also make them more comfortable if laying down with them. You don't notice a difference with heat at lower temperatures unless you are outside. You should feel a difference when you have it set to quick heat indoors. I do feel a difference when I am going on a walk. It's not major heat, which is good otherwise you would sweat like crazy than freeze if batteries were turned off.
@@Rachris1999thankyou for this comment, especially with the right and left sock, I just got some so I'm charging the batteries right now and I will test it out
I changed phones and lost the app I forget what it is. Can you tell me the name of it?
@@edwardvaughn1262 mine says iWarmu
Where you be den?
lol what do you mean?
O de todo menos el nombre de la aplicación 🤦🏼
130F is already burning skin, wouldn't advise cranking it up, I see lawsuits but judging from the size of that battery jacking it up that high might give you 30min in the real world.
Get about 2 hours on the highest setting. In the real world. And it don't burn your skin.
It don't burn but it is very hot. you also have the option on a lower setting. Thanks!