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" Red

Gets perfectly warm enough for my ice cold feet, cord is long, super soft and versatile, heats up the bed/couch/ground below it which is a plus. Holes are a good enough size for any feet. Super easy to use and feels good quality! Why didn’t I think of buying this earlier !?

Have as a Christmas gift for a friend who constantly has cold feet. She loves it! Soft, warm, easy to use placed the floor or while relaxing on a couch. Nice size pocket for feet and easy to operate.

Nice and soft , heats up nicely , great purchase

received it earlier this week! is working great so for

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.

I work part time and my feet are hurting by end of day but this foot warmer comes to the rescue and alleviates the pain. Forever grateful for this!

This looked so promising. But I hate it. I hate it so much. I just wanted a nice heating pad that would warm feet on cold winter nights. Yes, this pad is plushy and soft. Yes, it warms. That's the only good news. Unfortunately, it was a total waste of money. Let me count the ways: 1. The "foot slots" are really small, and it's so silly. Why isn't this just a wide soft "envelope area" for us to slide feet into? It would probably be cheaper to produce this way too and still do the same thing. Instead, it wants us to separately stick each foot into the VERY SMALL SLOTS so that if an emergency happens that night, we are basically tied to the railroad tracks. Seriously. Imagine jumping out of bed with both feet tightly separately wedged into this thing. Luckily, you can disregard this and just use the pad without putting your feet inside. It's plenty soft and warm just to lie your feet on top under the covers. However. 2. A worse issue is that it has a removable plug from the pad itself. I don't know why, but I hate it more than life. Because this plug doesn't "snap" into place so it falls out and becomes unplugged at the drop of a hat. Shift your feet? Boom, it's unplugged. But wait! There's more -- because if the pad becomes unplugged from this end, it goes automatically into "safety mode." Which means you can't just plug it back in and use it. Nope. See below. You will have to unplug it from the power socket THEN PLUG IT BACK IN to use it. Yeah. Not kidding. The "safety turnoff" sucks. But let's talk about that more below... 3. WORST SAFETY FEATURE EVER: The "safety turnoff." After 20 minutes or so, the "safety feature" kicks in. The pad turns off and the power button just starts blinking. That's great. No problem. Safety is good. However, when this happens, you cannot just click the button to turn it back on. The pad will not respond if you do this. It just blinks. The button pad goes unresponsive. Which means every 20 minutes if you are using the foot warmer, you will have to MANUALLY unplug the pad from the wall socket then plug it back in to be able to start it up again. But -- GET THIS -- you can't even just UNPLUG IT. You have to unplug it, THEN wait several seconds to plug it back in for the device to reset and allow you to use the control button again. If you plug it back in too fast it still stays in safety mode. So yeah. I hate this thing. Waste of money. I wish I had just bought a flat basic connected heating pad. All the extras on this are seriously terrible or not worth it. Save yourselves.

Love it! Keeps me nice and toasty while working at my desk. Auto off is very handy in case I run off and forget it’s on.