Penguin pocket warmers, set of 2, reusable up to 500x

The walk to school in January. The wind is howling, and your fingers go numb despite your gloves. These penguin hand warmers are made for days like this. One quick click, and your coat pocket gets lovely and warm. No batteries or power needed. This set of 2 pocket warmers with penguin designs turns cold walks into a little bit of winter fun.

What changes for you

• You have warm hands whenever you need them. A small metal disc inside activates the warmer with a click and releases heat in seconds.
• You don't need a socket or batteries. The sodium acetate gel filling produces the heat all by itself.
• You can make the warm phase last longer yourself. Gently kneading the warmer after activating it gets even more out of it.
• You can use the two penguins again and again. A quick boil makes them ready to use once more, up to 500 times.
• You can take them everywhere. At approx. 105 x 85 mm, they fit in any coat or trouser pocket.

Why a pocket warmer makes a difference every day

Cold makes you impatient. On the way to work, waiting at the bus stop, on a winter walk. With a penguin pocket warmer in your pocket, you set off more relaxed. You know that warmth is just one click away. That frosty walk home becomes a moment you might even enjoy.

Material & finish

The cover is matt and easy to grip. So the hand warmer sits securely in your hand, even with cold fingers. The material is slightly transparent, and the two penguin designs are printed on. This lets you see the gel filling and the metal disc for activating it. The sodium acetate filling is not hazardous. It is even approved as food additive E262. You'll find it as an acidity regulator in many tinned fruits, vegetables, fish and salads, for example.

Dimensions & technical details

• Dimensions: approx. 105 mm high, approx. 85 mm wide
• Filling: gel with sodium acetate
• Heat: warms up to 50 °C
• Activation: by clicking the metal disc inside
• Reusable: up to 500 times by boiling briefly
• Operation: no batteries or other power sources
• Designs: 2 different penguin designs

How to use the hand warmers

• On the way to school or work: Click once at the front door. You'll arrive with warm hands instead of numb fingers.
• On a winter walk or at the edge of the pitch: Put one penguin in each coat pocket. You'll stay cosy outside for longer.
• At the Christmas market or the weekly market: Between the mulled wine stall and the sales counter, the penguins keep you warm during breaks. No cables, no fuss.
• As a small gift: The two penguin designs make children and adults smile, even before they warm up.
• Our tip before first use: Boil the pocket warmers once before using them for the first time. That way you get the full warm phase right from the start.
• Our tip for when you're out and about: Can't boil the pocket warmers during the day? Then simply boil them briefly in the morning before you leave. Use the residual heat on the way there without activating them. Then you can activate them on the way back and enjoy the warmth a second time.

Good to know about the filling

Sodium acetate is approved as food additive E262. It is used as an acidity regulator in many everyday tinned foods. That's why you can also put the hand warmers in children's coat pockets. The filling is completely harmless.

Care & durability

There isn't much to do. After use, boil the pocket warmers briefly until the gel is liquid and clear again. Then they're ready to use once more. This works up to 500 times, so the two penguins will keep you company for many winters.

Options & what's included

• Contents: 2 pocket warmers with penguin designs
• In stock and ready to ship

Frequently asked questions

How do I activate the pocket warmers? You click the small metal disc inside. The gel crystallises and gives off fast, long-lasting heat.

How warm do the hand warmers get? They warm up to 50 °C. That's pleasantly warm for coat and trouser pockets.

Is the filling hazardous? No. The gel contains sodium acetate. It is approved as food additive E262 and is used as an acidity regulator in many tinned foods, for example.

How often can I use them? A quick boil makes the pocket warmers ready to use again, up to 500 times.

Do I need batteries or power? No. The heat comes from the gel filling alone. No energy source needed.

Gel and degrees Celsius are only part of it. What counts is the moment on a frosty morning when you put your hand in your pocket and simply feel good. Pop the penguin duo from Bütic in your coat. Winter will feel a little less daunting.