Nothing is worse than numb fingertips while hunting. So we made a Handwarmer Muff that keeps your fingers toasty on even the coldest winter day.
The Handwarmer is built tough, with a 500D Cordura exterior shell, and is overstitched for dependability season after season. But it's also light enough (weighs a mere 9 ounces) that you won't notice it until it's time to warm your hands. The inside of the Muff is lined with Polartec® Fleece for comfort and insulated with lightweight, highly efficient Climashield® Apex insulation, making it the warmest Muff on the market. Drawstring bungees let you customize each side opening to prevent losing valuable warmth.
We added a stretch pocket on the front of the Muff that's big enough to fit the biggest smartphone and is a perfect place to store chemical hand warmer packets. The Muff attaches to the bottom of our chest packs via the MOLLE webbing or around your waist using the included waist strap.
For those who run a holster or bear spray canister on the bottom MOLLE, the Handwarmer Muff still works for you by attaching it to the holster with two included gatekeeper buckles. So you don't have to choose between bear protection and keeping your hands warm.
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United StatesI have not been able to test it hunting yet, but as a bowhunter I don't like heavy gloves. I hunt a lot in December when it can get really cold and a handwarmer **** is the best solution I've found for keeping my hands warm. I've used other brands that worked, but didn't hold up. Seeing how my Marsupial bino harness is put together and made in the USA I knew I had to have this one. Quality is top notch. Outer material is a little noisy, but should hold up to abuse. Internal material is soft and quiet. It's thick and should insulate well. If it's made by Marsupial you know it's going to be a quality product!
United StatesGreat addition to my bino pack! Not a fan of gloves while bow hunting. My fingers will be toasty in the handwarmer.
United StatesI use this under my fishing chest rig when the temps get below freezing. I've used it down to 10 degrees and with just fingerless gloves on I can keep my hands comfortable. Toss a couple hot hands in there and you can reheat your breakfast burrito.
United StatesI bought the hand warmer to go with my enclosed bins case before a deer hunt last week. I expected it to be warm (it was), but I was more impressed with the convenient attachment. The warmer's position allowed me to keep my hands warm while sitting in ladder/climbing stands, when I'd typically be digging my hands into pants/jacket pockets (not much room). As others have stated, a couple hot hands in the warmer allow you to use light or no gloves at all. Great products!
CanadaI’ve always eye balled the hand warmers at Cabelas that look like this but I didn’t want a ***** pack type connection/another waist belt to deal with. Saw this and had to have it immediately. Works amazing on its own, toss in an electric hand warmer, keep your release and phone and whatever else from freezing as well as the hands, it actually gets pretty darn warm In there with one of those. I highly recommend if you do any winter shooting(archery, rifle,etc) or if your out hiking around. Also be great in a tree stand/blind to keep those hands toasty warm! My only gripe about this is the closure/toggles the cord goes thru on each end to adjust the hole size should be attached to the hand warmer itself. Then you can adjust each side with one hand very easily.
