Heated Insoles with Key-Ring Remote – Warm Feet When You Stop Moving
$129.00
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SizeS (US M 2.5–5.5 / W 4–7)
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Description
Turn up the heat in your boots - without unlacing a thing
Tired of cold feet in the deer stand, and having to unlace your boots just to change the heat? With these rechargeable heated insoles the battery sits inside the insole and the remote hangs on your key ring, so you set the warmth with the push of a button.
Why these heated insoles stand out:
Remote control on your key ring — change the heat with one push of a button and leave your boots laced up - in the deer stand, on the sidelines at the game or out on a winter hike.
3 heat settings — about 104-120°F, 122-138°F and 140-149°F (40-49, 50-59, 60-65°C) per the manufacturer, so you pick the level that feels right that day.
Battery built into the insole — no battery pack hanging off your boot; run time per the manufacturer is 6.5-7 hours on low, 5-6 on medium and 3.5-4.5 on high (measured indoors; about an hour less outside below 32°F / 0°C).
USB-C port and LED switch at the heel — charge from a wall adapter or the BergHeat power bank - no batteries to swap.
3 layers: velvet, TPE foam and EVA, trim to fit — lay your old insole on top and cut along the line at the toe; the battery sits in the heel, so never cut there.
Specifications:
Heat settings: 3 - about 104-120°F, 122-138°F and 140-149°F (40-49, 50-59, 60-65°C), per the manufacturer
Run time (per the manufacturer): 6.5-7 hours low, 5-6 hours medium, 3.5-4.5 hours high; measured indoors, about an hour less outside below 32°F (0°C)
Controls: remote control on a key ring, switch with LED at the heel
Battery: built into the insole, USB-C charging port at the heel
Construction: 3 layers - velvet, TPE foam, EVA
Sizes: S (insole length 9.1-9.9 in / 23.1-25.1 cm), M (10.1-10.9 in / 25.7-27.7 cm), L (11.2-12 in / 28.4-30.5 cm); trim at the toe along the marked lines, never at the heel (battery)
Charging: USB-C from a wall adapter or the BergHeat power bank
Care: not machine washable - wipe with a damp cloth, let dry well, keep the port dry
In the box: 1 pair of heated insoles, 1 remote control, charging cable
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Heated Insoles with Key-Ring Remote –...
STILLHEAT
Cold feet when you stand still. Switch on the heat with one click.
Your feet stay warm while you walk. They get cold when you stop. These insoles heat up when you press the button on your key ring.
What everyone says first
“I already wear warm boots and wool socks.”
Good — keep them. They hold the warmth you walked out with. But an hour standing on frozen ground drains it, and a sock can only slow that down. This puts heat under your feet, right where the cold comes in.
★★★★★
I work outside in a job that requires a lot of standing still on the street, so my feet get cold pretty quick. The heated insoles do a great job of keeping my feet warm!
Rick F.
Six reasons your feet stay warm
1
NOTHING ON YOUR CALF
The battery sits inside the insole. No pack on your leg, no cable up your boot, nothing to snag on a ladder or a tractor step.
2
OFF WHILE YOU WALK
Leave the heat off on the way out so your feet stay dry. Click it on when you stop — because it only runs when you need it, the battery goes further.
3
THE SWITCH IS ON YOUR KEYS
Turn it on, up, down or off with your gloves on. No bending down, no unlacing in the cold.
4
IN YOUR OWN BOOTS
Take out the insole that's in there and slide these in. They're about 0.73 in thick at the heel, where the battery sits, so your boots need a little room.
5
THREE LEVELS
About 104°F on low for long waits, up to about 149°F on high when it's bitter. Too warm? One click down.
6
CHARGES LIKE YOUR PHONE
USB-C at the heel. Plug in at night, wear them in the morning. No packs to buy every winter.
Where your feet get cold
He stops to sniff. You stand still on the ice. One click and the heat starts under your feet.An hour at the bench on a cold concrete floor, in your own work boots.The battery is inside the insole. It charges by USB-C at the heel.
6.5–7 hrs
on low, per the manufacturer — about an hour less below freezing
3
heat levels, from about 104°F to 149°F
0
cables or battery packs outside your boot
Run times and temperatures per the manufacturer, measured indoors. Your result depends on the temperature and the setting.
Foot warmers, battery packs, or this
Disposable warmers / battery on your leg
Northman's heated insoles
Anything outside the boot
Battery pack on your calf
Nothing
Change the heat
Reach down or unlace
Key-ring remote
Every morning
Open a new pack
Charged overnight
Over a winter
~$75 in warmers, every year
$79.95 once
Honest limit: on high the battery lasts about 3.5–4.5 hours (manufacturer, indoors; about an hour less below freezing). For long waits, use low and switch it on only when you stop.
STILLHEAT
Why your feet get cold when you stop
Walking keeps your feet warm. Stand still on frozen ground and the cold comes up through your soles, and a warm sock can't fix it: socks only slow the heat loss. That's why the walk out feels fine and the waiting doesn't.
So switch the heat on when you stop. A heating element in the sole, the battery built into the heel, and a remote on your key ring: on, up, down or off, with your gloves on. Off while you walk, on when you stop.
Every time you stand still in the cold
The dog stops at every hedgeWaiting at the end of the drivewayAn hour at the workbenchThe second half on the bleachers6:40 a.m. in the deer standBetween holes on the ice
I work outside in a job that requires a lot of standing still on the street, so my feet get cold pretty quick. The heated insoles do a great job of keeping my feet warm! They're comfortable enough to replace the normal insoles in my shoes with these without any comfort issues. They definitely get warm enough -- I typically keep them on 50% power, sometimes only 25%. They get too hot for me when they're on 100%, but I can see how that would be necessary in sub-zero temps. The batteries are good for several hours' wear before needing a recharge. No complaints here; I would buy again.
No — not if the heat is off while you walk. Click it on when you stop.
Honest note: A wool sock helps; damp feet get cold at any setting.
Will the battery last all day?
Not on high. On low the manufacturer measured 6.5–7 hours indoors, about an hour less below freezing. Switch it on when you stop and it lasts your wait.
Do they fit my boots?
Yes, most boots with a removable insole. Pick your shoe size, lay your old insole on top and trim the toe along the line.
Honest note: Never cut the heel — that's where the battery sits.
Will they make my boots tighter?
A little, at the heel. The insole is about 0.73 in (18.6 mm) thick there, because that's where the battery sits. Always take your old insole out first.
Honest note: Boots that are already snug won't have room. Roomy work boots, winter boots and pac boots fit best.
Do I have to take my boots off to change the heat?
No. The remote hangs on your key ring.
Can they get too hot?
Yes, on high (about 149°F). Start on low and click down from your key ring.
Honest note: Not for anyone who can't feel heat in their feet.
How do I charge them?
USB-C at the heel, from a wall plug or a power bank.
Can I wash them?
No. Wipe them with a damp cloth, let them dry and keep the port dry.
What if they don't keep me warm?
You have 30 days to send them back.
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