Mycoal Disposable Hand Warmer Packs Pairs 7 hours

Mycoal Handwarmers are without a doubt the most popular and well regarded disposable warm pack on the market. Totally efficient, reliable and safe. Mycoal warmer has been available in Europe since the mid eighties and is a proven piece of essential kit for people from all walks of life. The pack contains a pair of single use air activated warmers. These last for a quoted minimum of seven hours and will often be usable far beyond this time. Just slip Mycoal Handwarmers into your pockets or gloves and allow the famous Mycoal warmth to keep cold at bay. Ideal for all types of outdoor activities and especially recommended for anyone suffering from circulatory disorders. Especially advised for golf, bowls, wintersports, cold weather hiking, industrial uses and any activity that keeps you outdoors during winter weather.

Simply open this packet to expose Mycoal Handwarmers to the air and they start to work. Simple, safe, lightweight and very warm, our handwarmer is the finest available. Manufactured with a care and attention to detail that cheaper competitors cannot match, these show their superiority in terms of reliability, longevity and heat output. When a product is such a simple one, even the tiniest point has a bearing on its performance.

How do Mycoal Warm Packs Work then?

When iron rusts it gives off warmth called oxidising heat, but you cannot feel this heat because its oxidising rate is too slow. If this is speeded up, more heat is produced. This is the principle behind MYCOAL WARM PACKS.

The warmers are activated by removing them from their protective airtight packaging to expose them to air. The blended ingredients of iron, salt and water, combined with the oxygen from the air, causes the rapid oxidisation of the iron particles.

This reaction produces heat. The heating temperature and duration are controlled by the amount of air ventilation, which passes through the many tiny holes on the inner packets. The duration of the reaction is finite and the warmer should be disposed of after it has cooled. How are your warm packs different from other brands?

Mycoal packs are manufactured in Japan by the Mycoal factory, they have been making these products for many many years and have a total obsession with quality. Every single aspect of the process is rigorously controlled from the particle size to the number of holes in the inner pack.