Best place to get hot hands - I will suffer no more!

[Michelle Lowry]

After years of icicle digits and near amputations I've decided I am going to stock up on hot hands and use them liberally if the temps drop to 20F or lower.  So does anyone have a suggestion of where to buy them in bulk?  They seem to be about a dollar a pop, but perhaps they are less expensive if bought in large quantities?

[Bonnie]

you could get re-usable cold/hot packs ... you can reuse them many times and you can get them at Walgreens.  Otherwise, I would check Campmor and see if they have them in bulk (and for cheap).

[Gary Culver]

http://industrialsavings.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=warmingpacks

Case Of 240 Pair HeatMax HotHands 2® Hand Warmers
Code:1100-10R_CASE
Price:$146.15

** Have you thought of using a (heavier) but much, much cheaper reuseable "fuel stick" hand warmer?  I bought one for TransRockies at Sportsman's Warehouse, couldn't use it in the tent so took it back.. If I remember correctly, the fuel sticks work out to less than 10 cents per use... and you can cut them down to make many smaller, shorter duration sticks. 

Or move to a more temperate climate... 60+ here today... ; )

[AndyBrowning]

You can get 40 pair for $24.18 at Amazon.  Same price per unit as the 240 at industrialsavings ($0.60/pair).

[Mike Davis]

Costco. I think I paid $15 for a box of 40 pairs.

[Michelle Lowry]

Yeah, Mike, I just went to Costco today and was so grateful to buy that box, it was $14 something for 40 pairs.  Not too bad.  I don't need bell peppers in bulk, but grateful to get these in bulk.  Now I am not dreading going out tomorrow morning. 

[Jon Allen]

Michelle- if you run doubles close enough in the day, you could use the same ones twice 

[Maurine Lee]

I am going to have to pick some up.  My hands were miserable last night.

[Mike Davis]

Here's a hot deal on some warm gloves too

http://www.runbargains.com/Mizuno-Breath-Thermo-Glove.html