Electric Heated Foot Warmer Soft Flannel Foot Heater with 2h Auto Off & 3 Heat Levels Full Body Use Heating Pad for Feet, Abdomen, Cramps, Pain Relief Pocket Design 16" x 22"

As someone who has chronically cold feet, I found immense relief with a foot spa. I had originally bought this cloth foot warmer as a gift, but the other person didn't need it so I took it back. I decided to try it out before I returned it. And I'm so glad the other person didn't want it because I would not have discovered what I was missing.This foot warmer is so much better than a spa because you don't need to mess about with water and the pains of cleaning it, maintaining the temperature, etc. And I find the relief I get from this to be more than adequate. I ended up donating the foot spa because I can't see any reason for me to keep it after discovering this superior foot warming method.I have been using this every day at work and at home whenever I'm on my computer or sitting down. This is way more often than I used the foot spa, mainly due to convenience.It's also nice that it has a built in timer. It's long enough that I don't get annoyed with it shutting off. I think it's at least a few hours. But it gives me peace of mind that it won't stay on forever if I forget to turn it off.I know a few complained about it only being heated on one side. While this is true and it's only heated on the bottom, it only takes a few minutes for the heat to circulate and make your entire foot feel warm. I never had an issue where my feet still felt cold after using it for a few minutes. If you want to improve the effect, just make sure you pull out the fluffy thing over your ankle and it will retain the heat better. In the photo above you can see where I have one side with the fluff pulled out. Make sure you do this because it's easy for the flap to get tucked in and reduce the insulation of the heatI also saw that some complained about the amount of heat. I love extreme heat and take piping hot baths. And I found the hottest setting to be more than adequate. It heated my foot to a point where it might be too hot if the temp were raised just a little bit. I took some readings with my temp checker in the photos.The hottest setting temp is around 103F and the coldest around 91. Note the temp jumped around a bit and was a little hotter or cooler in places but that's about the average.I did find the coolest setting to be colder than I liked. But still better than nothing. But the warmest setting was great.One other benefit is I believe using this daily has improved my circulation to a point where I am seeing other benefits. I normally get migraines every few weeks, but I haven't had one since I started using this. I'm not sure if it's a coincidence or not. But I've also noticed that my chronic dry skin issue on my feet and to a lesser extent, hands, also improved once I started using this. My uninformed speculation is that this might improve circulation in the whole body by expanding your veins/arteries in your feet. It would make some sense to be because I feel overall a fuzzy comfortable feeling when I just this.The only negative I found is that the material on the inside does become depressed over time, loses its fluffiness, and little pieces of dirt will get stuck and matted in the fibers. I've included a close-up photo of this after using it for a few months. It still works fine though and I don't find it to be that big of a deal.I found the cord length to be great too. Yes it's long, but the length lets you extend it from far off plugs. I find the placement of the device to turn it on good for hitting it with my foot to turn it on. However one downside is the back of the switch device is not flat. So it easily can get turned upside down if the cord gets twisted the wrong way.Overall, I am extremely pleased with this product. I will probably use this every day for the rest of my life because I don't ever want to go back to having cold feet.

My impression of the heated blanket was still about the bed set. I never knew there were foot warmers on the market. Due to some changes in my house, I moved my in-house office to the sun room -- no HVAC attached, two years ago. I am blessed to live in South California the winter is far from brutal. But footcold still gives me plenty of headaches at night. I used water bags last winter but recycling the hot water is nothing but a hassle. Before the winter started this year, I wanted to solve this problem once for all. Then I got this foot warmer. Now I can't get through one single day without having it under my feet, even the daytime temp is about 70s. It has so many smart designs. For example, it never gets overheated that you have to manually turn it off. It turns off automatically after some time so you can leave it safely for the night. The soft touch inside and out provides maximal comfort. I laid it in a Costco box it fits perfectly. No move, no wiggle. Now I know when my feet are warm, my whole body is warm, my head is warm, my concentration is back. It's a magic blanket.

I wear clean socks to use this for my feet, so it stays clean. I also stick my cold hands in the pockets with it on my midsection when I am chilled. It’s a lifesaver for me, as I have have cold extremities and arthritis, and this warms quickly and powerfully. Great size, very soft, good value.

Helps to keep my feet warm on the colder days. I wish it was a little warmer or had more than 3 intensity levels, but those are minor complaints.

With Raynaud's Syndrome, I've always been accustomed to having cold feet and hands. As the years fly by, peripheral circulation continues to deteriorate, and I realized that episodes of bone and skin inflammation on my feet aren't getting sufficient blood circulation to heal as rapidly as they used to. Thus, the purchase of this foot warmer.When sitting at my computer or drawing board, having warm feet spreads up and warms my legs as well. Having three settings helps to regulate the temperature as needed, and the controller is easy to use. So much more comfortable!Because my feet tend to stay cold, even under the covers in bed, last night I had the idea of putting the warmer at the foot end of my bed, under the blanket. The cord was long enough to extend from the wall to the bed. The fabric is large enough for my feet to be on it regardless of whether on my back or side. The controller could be placed even with my hips for easy reach. I like to sleep in cool temps, and keep the furnace thermostat at 57 through the winter, so I wanted only to warm up the foot end of the bed. (With Raynaud's, all the blood is in the torso, which is kept warmer on its own.) I set the controller to Low and placed my feet on the warmer, not inserted into the holes. It began to put out heat more quickly than anticipated.I knew that the timer was going to turn off automatically after 2 hours. Since my hip tends to give me a signal that I need to turn over to the other side about every 2-3 hours, I was able to turn the controller back on whenever I was in that almost awake state, and go right back to sleep. I'm happy to say that I awoke with warm toes that were flexible and deep pink instead of stiff and blue. I may have to order a second one of these warmers to keep in my bed.It would be even better if this company would provide two timer options: one for 2 hours, and one for 8.

This is like a heating pad that has 2 holes to put your feet in. I like it alot! Gets very warm and toasty on my feet. Which, in the winter are always cold. Has a long cord also..