Thermacell Proflex Heated Insoles
On demand heated insoles that you insert into your shoes and remotely turn on to warm your feet. The Thermacell ProFLEX are great insoles designed to keep your entire foot warm and comfortable for up to five hours per charge. Controlled by an easy-to-use remote control, the insoles offer three temperature settings and the remote control allows you to control heating on your feet on demand. Insert into your own pair of shoes or boots.
- Recharges at least 500 times
- Recharges in 4 hours
- Operated by small wireless remote Control
- Can be trimmed to fit almost any shoe
- Water-resistant
- 100% Polyethylene
- Imported
With the bundle pack, you will be able to keep your feet warm day, without interruption with the h the extra 2-Pack ProFLEX Battery Pack. The insoles can fit in any one of your shoes and are more comfortable than a foot warmer packet. These insoles come equipped with several layers of insole material for all day comfort. The polyurethane foam is breathable, transfers heat efficiently, has great shape retention and shock absorbency. The Thermacell Proflex Heated Insoles are the first heated insoles with rechargeable, removable batteries and a remote control. These batteries can easily be Charged with the included wall charger or any USB Port.
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Deirdra Strangio –
* Heat seems only under the toe area* Using the remote doesn’t seem to work 100% of the time when the heated insoles are in your shoes – sometimes I get heating on one foot while the other does not. Verified by looking at the battery usage at the end of the day to see if one is still charged or both are drained* I needed to buy a size up in shoes because the height on the insoles are taller than other insoles (e.g. superfeet)* Battery does not seem to bother my heels* There is no battery indicator to say they are on and working* I wish the batteries were chargeable while using them in your shoe* Does nothing for the coldness on the top side of my toes and feet
S. Huhta –
Worked well out deer hunting sitting in a stand all day. they dont get hot hot just as directions say – but more than warm enough. wore regular day to day socks, then a medium pair of wool socks and my feet were warm all day – 2 sets of batteries used to get through entire day of sitting at 17 degrees in Wisconsin. I turned them on immediately rather than waiting for cold feelings. Turned off a few times to save batteries. Highly recommend as my feet were always cold sitting in a deer stand all day – not moving at all. These things are great and again, work very very very well.
Pierre Johns –
These inserts worked well to keep my toes from freezing in my ski boots. Make no mistake, they do not keep your feet “warm”, but do keep them at body temperature, which is what you want so that your feet do not sweat & then freeze in your boot. For those who read these reviews looking for “tips” – mine would be:1. Trim & insert into your ski boots the day before – it took longer than I anticipated as well all know ski boots are a pain2. Buy a set of extra batteries to carry along for the day, as mine only lasted me maybe 3 hours with each set of batteries (thus I bought multiple sets to carry along in my ski pack for the day)3. You can leave the inserts in your boots & just quickly swap out the batteries without making it an all day affair, however you’ll need something to help “wedge” out the battery from the insert (I’m specifically referencing if you leave the insert in your ski boot as it’s difficult to remove/insert). I found that a metal spoon was the best tool for the job – just carried it in my ski pack.4. You won’t feel the heat at all when you put your boots on inside the house, but you’ll feel it pretty quickly once you get outside into freezing temperatures5. My batteries only lasted maybe 2 hours on high heat, or 3 hours on medium heat. This would be my only negative comment about this system. You’ll need multiple sets of batteries & a few bathroom breaks to quickly swap them out if you plan to ski all day in freezing temps.6. Practice swapping out your batteries while the insert is still in your boot BEFORE you head out skiing for the day. I was nervous about damaging the battery connection as you can’t see down into your dark ski boot, but once you get the hang of it (with the spoon tool) you can do it by feel.
D.S. –
Arrived today and I can’t use them as it came with a broken battery which won’t charge. Sending the pair of insoles back for a refund and will have to try something else.
Kent S. Kokko –
A nice idea that is undone by the poor quality. The batteries are a clamshell construction of some brittle plastic. Within a week the two halves had separated. This is likely to occur since when they are inserted into the heel of the insole, there is just a little indent to grab it with your finger, right along the seam. There would be a little tab that allows you to pull the battery out of the insoleThey replaced the defective pair and the same thing happened with the replacement. I tried to glue the batteries back together but they continue to split.It is also hard to tell if they are working. There is a little green light that flashes when turned on, but it is hidden when inserted.There have been times that one turns on and the other doesn’t.Now I have four cracked batteries and no functioning insoles after spending nearly $100With a better design, better engineering, better materials, and some quality control. this could be a good product. Until then, save your money
John D –
Charged the batteries over night and went to use them the next morning but the remote wouldn’t connect to the inserts. I tried the whole syncing process and the remote still wouldn’t link to my inserts. Trying to return the item and now they want me to pay to ship their faulty product back to them…
Jason Tremper –
When they worked, they did an appropriate job of keeping my feet from being really cold. Unfortunately they only lasted through about 7 hunts. Then one stopped working, then the second the following day. Very disappointed in something that cost me over $100. Would not recommend these to anyone who isn’t going to just sit at home and warm their feet without actually walking with them in
Mark –
I bought a pair of these for my ski boots. However, not matter what pocket I put it in, the remote would not work until it warmed up indoors. I did get it to work once, by keeping it inside my shirt, but only 1 insole warmed up.SO I returned them and tried another pair – NEVER WORKED when skiing. Remoter had a very weak blinking light.after lunch indoors it worked – until I went into the cold.THESE WERE TOTALLY USELESS FOR SKIING WHEN IT’S COLD – BELOW 20 (you know-when you need them)
Jason Burt –
I live in Buffalo, NY. We are known for snowy winters. I had hoped that these would help keep my feet from freezing during the winter months, but the heat output is barely noticeable prior to going outside. And within 3 to 5 minutes of walking in snow, my feet were already freezing. But I kept using them for a few weeks in hopes that they at least helped my feet warm up once I was out of the snow. But after 2 or 3 weeks they just stopped working altogether. Wouldn’t take a charge, remote didn’t function anymore. Just an overall waste of time and money.Great idea, but if you live anywhere that you would NEED a pair of these, they wont help. But if you spend the winter in Florida and its still a little chilly for you, these may help