ALPENHEAT Shoe Heater HotSole Wireless

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No one gets cold feet with us! ALPENHEAT shoe heaters provide cozy warm feet and a comfortable and cozy feeling.

Material

100% polyester.

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Beschreibung

Alpenheat shoe heaters provide comfortable warmth. And exactly where it matters: on the feet. Because when it's bitterly cold in winter, freezing starts in the outermost limbs. There, blood circulation and body temperature decrease first - with the consequence that at least the well-being, at worst even the health suffers.

The rechargeable battery is built into the soleplate. The 3-step adjustable heating power is controlled by push button on the wireless remote control. The wireless heated soleplate offers good heating performance with a heating duration of up to 7 hours. The heating element is located in the toe / ball area. The heated warming sole is available in 2 different sizes.

The POLIYOU ® foam insole has special features such as excellent breathable quality, superior ventilation, good wetness absorption, has antibacterial effect and helps prevent athlete's foot. The soft insole provides improved comfort, but is still made of a very durable material. It keeps the feet pleasantly warm.

Ideal for use when skiing, snowboarding, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, hiking, cycling or simply as a spectator at an ice hockey or soccer game. Especially recommended for wheelchair users and people working in cold conditions.

Specifications:

Alpenheat battery pack:

Heating time : 2.5 - 7 hours

Rechargeable Li-polymer battery 3.7V / 1.4Ah / 5.18Wh

Battery pack built in sole

Remote control, 3 levels adjustable heating power

Alpenheat universal charger 100-240V 50/60Hz:

Charging time approx. 4 hours

Sizes:

S/M=36-40, L/XL=41-46

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