Lumea's Heated Electric Socks

these Lumea Heated Socks run bigger than expected. However, having said that, they are pretty good quality and I like how well they warm up my toes. The rechargeable batteries work well and lasts longer than I expected - about 7 to 8 hours so far. I really like that these have 4 different heating levels so I can adjust the temperature for my needs. These are pretty soft and feel comfortable when I'm wearing them, which I really like. Overall, I'm quite happy with these and I'm glad I got them.

These socks are a nice upgrade from warming packs. The sock itself fits me well as a size 12. The heating function is easy to adjust and comfortable. I get cold very easily and am happy to have these before winter starts. The battery seems to last several hours on a low setting straight out of the box.

The heat from the top and bottom parts of the socks near the toes was the first thing I noticed after charging the battery packs. And it didn't take the socks long to get hot. The battery packs charged up to full green bars. As soon as the batteries are plugged into the socks the green leds light up to show battery level. Holding down on the power button actually activates the socks along with a line of red led lights on the battery pack. The charging cord for the battery packs is very short (about 8-1/2\"). The socks themselves, are very soft and pull on easily, and are of a thick fabric. Very comfortable, and have a LONG shank boot length (below the knee) Winter in the stirrups, might have less of a bite, this year.

A well-made and comfortable pair of socks. I normally wear an 8-1/2 or 9 shoe and in Large the foot of these socks fits well. The top of the sock is super-long and reaches to just under my knee, however, that may not be a bad thing if you are going to wear these with ski boots as the battery compartment is at the top of the sock on the outside. I tested then by wearing the socks for a number of hours -- they did well in terms of both comfort and warmth. Also included is a mesh bag to put the socks in when you wash them and a USB cord with two USB-C ends to charge both batteries with one cord. Overall these socks seem to work great and based on my testing I think you would get a full day of skiing out of them if you keep the heat level on low (which is generally what I've found works best when your are active and wearing heated socks or insoles)