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Zippo Hand Warmer
#1
Posted 04 December 2009 - 08:55 AM
I was thinking of getting the Zippo Hand Warmer. Have any of you used this ?
http://www.zippocase...=productdetails
I would be intersted in getting some feedback.
Thanks folks.
http://www.zippocase...=productdetails
I would be intersted in getting some feedback.
Thanks folks.
There is a lot to be said for a warm fire, a dry bed and good food......many do not have it !
#2
Posted 04 December 2009 - 09:58 PM
Rayzerm,
I have two of them and they give off a very long radiant heat 10+ hours. A little fluid goes a long way in these things. My fingers numb up easy in the winter so I carry these with me when I'm out.
It comes with a little pre-measured pour gizmo, but you do need a lighter to kick off the reaction. There is NO flame at all.
I have two of them and they give off a very long radiant heat 10+ hours. A little fluid goes a long way in these things. My fingers numb up easy in the winter so I carry these with me when I'm out.
It comes with a little pre-measured pour gizmo, but you do need a lighter to kick off the reaction. There is NO flame at all.
#4
Posted 14 December 2009 - 01:15 PM
I am told by a good friend from Arkansas that a roll of TP in a large coffee can that has been doused with denatured alcohol makes a heck of a heater for a duck blind. A work of caution, do not attempt to use the TP during or after it has been burned!
"Prepare now. Why wait until the last minute to become paranoid?"
#5
Posted 14 December 2009 - 02:04 PM
Hagusofnwn said:
Rayzerm,
I have two of them and they give off a very long radiant heat 10+ hours. A little fluid goes a long way in these things. My fingers numb up easy in the winter so I carry these with me when I'm out.
It comes with a little pre-measured pour gizmo, but you do need a lighter to kick off the reaction. There is NO flame at all.
I have two of them and they give off a very long radiant heat 10+ hours. A little fluid goes a long way in these things. My fingers numb up easy in the winter so I carry these with me when I'm out.
It comes with a little pre-measured pour gizmo, but you do need a lighter to kick off the reaction. There is NO flame at all.
Sounds good. Gonna pick myself one up..
Quenchcrack said:
I am told by a good friend from Arkansas that a roll of TP in a large coffee can that has been doused with denatured alcohol makes a heck of a heater for a duck blind. A work of caution, do not attempt to use the TP during or after it has been burned! 
A good concept Quenchrack......why not use it while burning. Extra warmth !!
There is a lot to be said for a warm fire, a dry bed and good food......many do not have it !
#6
Posted 14 December 2009 - 06:33 PM
Rayzerm said:
I was thinking of getting the Zippo Hand Warmer. Have any of you used this ?
http://www.zippocase...=productdetails
I would be intersted in getting some feedback.
Thanks folks.
http://www.zippocase...=productdetails
I would be intersted in getting some feedback.
Thanks folks.
Makes two Thanks for bring this up Rayzerm
Family is forever :cool:
#7
Posted 14 December 2009 - 09:15 PM
snowshoe67 said:
Makes two Thanks for bring this up Rayzerm
No Problem.
I thought it looked like an interesting product...
There is a lot to be said for a warm fire, a dry bed and good food......many do not have it !
#8
Posted 07 February 2010 - 04:49 PM
I'll have to check them out. What would be the diff. between zippo and the tried and true jon-e warmer by aladdin or the Kiribai solid fuel warmer by Kiribai chemical out side of price I don't know
Bob
I have seen the village
and think I'll raise my child
myself !
Don't be scared BE prepared!
I have seen the village
and think I'll raise my child
myself !
Don't be scared BE prepared!
#9
Posted 14 February 2010 - 04:33 PM
I have a large jon-e body warmer. it is very hot when in use. it works well in a chest pocket of a third layer. just inside the outer coat. Great for sleeping heat too. I have several of the small ones too.
Check local flea markets and garage sales. I even found a few at the local salvation army store.
It seems that link is for the larger size there is a smaller one for 19.95 here. http://www.zippocase...=productdetails
Check local flea markets and garage sales. I even found a few at the local salvation army store.
It seems that link is for the larger size there is a smaller one for 19.95 here. http://www.zippocase...=productdetails
#10
Posted 17 February 2010 - 12:04 AM
Exactly! I have 2 of the jon-es and wife made me a flannel and fake Sherpa kiddney belt a pocket over each kiddney and plenty of heat to the blood stream. Not putting the zip on the zippo but the jon-e may be cheaper.
Bob
I have seen the village
and think I'll raise my child
myself !
Don't be scared BE prepared!
I have seen the village
and think I'll raise my child
myself !
Don't be scared BE prepared!
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