Are Heated Socks Worth It?

Heated socks are worth it if you are commonly out in the elements or your feet get cold frequently. You'll experience consistent warmth for several hours, which is perfect for outdoor activities like skiing, hiking, or daily wear.

They improve comfort and circulation, making them a smart investment for anyone needing some extra warmth. If you spend a lot of time outside in cold regions, consider pairing your heated socks with heated vests and pants for added protection. 

What’s Better, Heated Insoles or Heated Socks?

It depends on your needs and activities. Here are some key differences: 

• Heated Insoles - These warm the footbed, making them ideal for those wanting discreet warmth without bulk, especially when wearing tighter boots or shoes. They are great for general cold-weather use, like walking or light outdoor activities.
• Heated Socks - These provide comprehensive warmth, wrapping your entire foot and calf. They are perfect for more intense outdoor activities like skiing, snowboarding, or hunting, where consistent, all-over warmth is needed.

It'll come down to your preference. Be sure to consider what activities you'll be doing, how visible or not visible you want your heated garments to be, and how long you'll need warmth each time you use them. 

If you need heat for 11+ hours, consider one of our extended batteries to stay warm the entire time. Just make sure the battery you choose is compatible with your heated socks.

What Happens if Heated Socks Get Wet?

Our Mobile Warming heated socks are designed with moisture-wicking and antimicrobial fabric to keep your feet dry. However, avoid submerging them completely. If they do get wet, let them air dry before use.

Can You Put Heated Socks in the Dryer?

You can put your Fieldsheer heated socks in the dryer but be sure to use tumble dry on a low heat setting. Here are some other tips to remember: 

• When washing your heated socks, use the delicate setting with warm water. 
• Do not wring, dry clean, or iron your heated socks.
• Refrain from using bleach or any harsh chemicals on your heated socks.

How Do You Choose the Best Heated Socks for You?

Consider your activity level, temperature needs, and personal preferences to choose your pair(s) of heated socks. 

For skiing or snowboarding, choose heated ski socks with high warmth settings and moisture-wicking properties for comfort and dryness.

If you’re into hunting, prioritize heated socks with long-lasting battery life to maintain your warmth throughout the day.

For everyday use, look for lightweight, rechargeable options with adjustable heat settings for versatility.

Don’t forget to factor in the sock length and thickness to ensure they fit comfortably with your footwear. Explore our collection of heated socks to find the perfect pair tailored to your lifestyle and outdoor adventures.