wtb: hotronics S4 foot warmers

[asland]

I'm looking for a good deal on new or slightly used Hotronic S4 foot warmers.

The whole custom kit would be good but would consider just buying the batteries or other parts
https://www.hotronic.com/products/fw...al_custom.html

I know... this is a complete whimp move... but east coast winters and poor circulation has led to lots of frozen toes and shortened skiing time on cold days

Would also consider:
Lenz, hotronic, or thermic sock in women's size 6.5 or 7

Thanks

[asland]

Bump... anyone?

[Micol]

dont feel bad bout this...we use em out here to outlast the weak and cold on powder days...ebay prob good resource for parts new and used...

[jhyatt]

I wouldn't buy used ones. The battery is most of the cost and they don't last forever. Bite the bullet. I bought at a shop and they installed them properly. Worth it.

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[cl1953]

Utahskigear.com. Best price on hotronics heaters.
No, I don’t work for them.
Get them, you won’t regret it.

[asland]

When I bought these previously I went through Utahskigear.com and they were great priced. Thanks for the heads up.

[barkcity]

I needed new batteries, but it made more sense just to buy a whole new kit (the batteries alone are crazy expensive $200+). I found a full kit Amazon for $165, but it now looks like the cheapest kit is $185.
https://www.amazon.com/Hotronic-1033...s%2C204&sr=8-1
You'll get new batteries and a bunch of spare parts.

[tnabe]

I've got a pair I bought a few years ago (and only used for 10 days max). The insoles are cut to a Size 7 US mens foot. If you are interested in some photos or more info, shoot me a DM.

-Travis.

[LHutz Esq]

How do these compare with heated socks?

[Shorty_J]

How do these compare with heated socks?

I tried heated socks and it just wasn't enough for me.

Went back to hotronics (old ones were a decade old and batteries were shot).

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