Thanks all, think I'll give an electric one a whirl
In reply to Post #4
Hi Gerry,
Can you point me in the direction of anyone with stock of the S-Boston please, don't seem to be able to locate any??
Cheers
Tel
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Hi Gerry,
Can you point me in the direction of anyone with stock of the S-Boston please, don't seem to be able to locate any??
Cheers
Tel
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In reply to Post #17
sorry mate seem to be out of stock everywhere maybe look at the rechargeable units ?
sorry mate seem to be out of stock everywhere maybe look at the rechargeable units ?
In reply to Post #18
Cheers Gerry, I will take a look at the rechargeable options.
Thanks
Tel
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Cheers Gerry, I will take a look at the rechargeable options.
Thanks
Tel
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I binned my zippo. Worked great a couple of times, but other times it was just a huge fan trying to get it to work.
Got one of the cheap o £15 electric ones off amazon, and it's OK. It seems to get really hot just sat in your pocket, but as soon as you hold it, and your hands starts sucking out the heat, it really can't keep up.
Got one of the cheap o £15 electric ones off amazon, and it's OK. It seems to get really hot just sat in your pocket, but as soon as you hold it, and your hands starts sucking out the heat, it really can't keep up.
In reply to Post #20
I have the LIFESYSTEMS 10,000 mAh one from Amazon £24.99 delivered and its great last 6-14 hours depending on heat level you use
Im sure there are cheaper versions mine was a Christmas gift
I have the LIFESYSTEMS 10,000 mAh one from Amazon £24.99 delivered and its great last 6-14 hours depending on heat level you use
Im sure there are cheaper versions mine was a Christmas gift
In reply to Post #1
Just get the hand warmer sachets they sell on Amazon or in Tesco. They're called 'HOTHANDS' about £4 a packet or less if you buy in bulk. Stay very warm for about 6 hours. I slip them into the palms of my gloves or use the foot warmer versions in the boots - priceless when wearing chest waders all day in winter when pike fishing.
Just get the hand warmer sachets they sell on Amazon or in Tesco. They're called 'HOTHANDS' about £4 a packet or less if you buy in bulk. Stay very warm for about 6 hours. I slip them into the palms of my gloves or use the foot warmer versions in the boots - priceless when wearing chest waders all day in winter when pike fishing.