Pristall Remote Control Heated Socks | Rechargeable Battery Heating Socks for Men and Women | Deluxe Heat Socks Keep Feet Warm Indoors or Outdoors | Great for Ski, Outdoor Work, Camping and Hunting

I'm a long distance runner and I purchased these because I have poor circulation in my toes and I wanted to be able to run outside in the cold. The lowest I've tested this is in 27 degree weather and it held up nicely and kept my toes warm during a long run. They will last about 5 hours on a full charge if you keep the setting on low. Keep it on medium and you'll get about 3 hours. I haven't tested it for a long duration on high because I haven't needed it yet. They keep your feet and toes toasty warm.The battery is inserted into a slot on the back/side of your calf and they don't fall down, even when I'm running, which surprised me. The only downside is that you can feel the wires a little bit, which takes a few days to get used to, but it's not so bad. I love these socks and hope they last at least 1 year, since I'm using them everyday.Let's not forget they come with a little remote, which is pretty cool since you don't have to take your pants off to adjust the temperature setting or shut them off.**UPDATE**1 of the batteries doesn't stay on (randomly shuts off between 30 seconds to 1 hour after turned on). Had to order another set of batteries for $30. The seller then refunded me an additional $30. Unfortunately it wasn't the batteries, it was one of the socks that is defective. So now I have 4 batteries (1 of which is dead) and 2 socks (1 of which is dead) and the seller will not respond to any of my emails. They have no website and no phone number, so you cannot call. I'm hoping they read this and respond to me at [email protected]. Thank you.

Updated 11/2019: Used 5th time for hunting in the fall (socks are 9 months old and used 5 times). One sock worked, one didn’t. Switched batteries to see if that was the cause....it wasn’t. Sock is defective. For $100, a 30 day warranty tells you the quality of these socks. Do not buy.Prior recommendation:I’m a Ski Patroller in Northeast and was willing to give these a try given the number of days/nights 25 degrees or colder. I’ve worn them now for 4 shifts and I like them...they take the edge off of the cold. I find level I and II the most useful, level III is warmest, but your feet sweat. The socks are thin and no Ill feelings in ski boots. The batteries are well above the boot edge and you never notice them. My only complaint would be the difficulty in knowing that the socks are powered on...the only validation is to look at the battery but that’s buried in layers of clothes. The other oddity not in the manual is the red blinking light when the batteries are off...apparently that’s normal. Battery length is a solid 4-8 hours in my limited experience.

While the seem like a good product. I had defective issues right out of the box. One of the batteries would not acknowledge it was connected to the sock, thus not heating one sock at all. After carefully reading the instructions I could not get the batteries to completely turn off. And after feeling the wiring out on the sock, i felt like a hard days work would easily put ruin to these. So I packed them up and returned them immediately. Conceptually i loved the idea of remote activated heated socks so i can get warmth in my feet on demand without having to wrestle multiple layers of pants and coveralls while on the job. I feel this is a product for a more casual user. Perhaps an office employee who takes their out door cigarette break or some sort of unexpected run in with outdoor exposure. But I dont think they are best for heavy use.

We are skiers and active people in the Northeast, these socks are gamechangers. My wife has circulation problems and I ski in weather from -15 to 32 degrees. I have to say I wish I had these years ago. Totally change my skiing experience in any weather. The remote is awesome, they are easy to use and charge.

I think the socks are very cozy and fit right even though when I ordered I was not quite sure that I ordered any particular side. The most important thing to me was to have warm feet while skiing and I've just used the socks for the last three days skiing at Park City, Utah. There are a couple of concerns that a buyer may appreciate. One; you can feel the heating wires under your feet, and the first time I wore them, I had to stop, take off my boot and adjust the sock on one side because it had twisted and the wire was poking the outside of my foot. Once adjusted, they felt fine and while the wires can be felt, they are not uncomfortable. Secondly, you really have to study the instructions to figure out how to use the batteries and remote, which takes a little time, so you can't just put them on and run out the door. So, they work great and I would recommend unless you don't like studying directions or have very sensitive feet. They also don't stink after 3 days of skiing (though I will wash them now, being careful not to wash the heating element, which I'll have to study about before hand washing).

Overall I liked these socks. I wore them all night while I had to work a 10 hr shift. It was about 15 degrees. Most of the time I come home with cold feet, this morning that wasn’t the case. On high these socks were hot. I kept turning them on and off because they were too warm.The remote is the best part. Due to my uniform accessing the socks and battery packs would have been difficult. Remote is a game changer and pairing the remote could not have been easier.When it comes to comfort they are good but you can definitely feel the wiring under your feet. But definitely more comfortable then having toe warmers and far more effective.