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Kessler rechargeable battery with one simple button

Spare Battery Set

$29.00 USD
Sale price  $29.00 USD Regular price 
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Kessler rechargeable battery with one simple button

Spare Battery Set

Heated ski socks, without the Aspen price. Gentle rechargeable heat at the toes and the sole, with the battery above your boot.

Battery sits above the boot shell Warmth at the toes and the sole Four heat settings, one simple button

Sale ends October 31

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Order today, and it should arrive by November 12

Yes. The sock is knee-high and the battery sits in a buttoned pocket at the very top of the cuff, above the boot shell, so nothing presses inside the boot.

One size fits most adults. The stretchy knit fits roughly US women's 6–11 and men's 6–11 (EU 37–45), and comfortably over most calves. The sock is about 37.5 cm (14.75 in) tall, so it sits knee-high on most people.

The manufacturer rates the batteries at up to 8–10 hours on setting I and around 3 hours on setting IV. Real-world time is shorter in deep cold, so most skiers run setting I or II and carry the spare set for long days.

Four settings, from a gentle warmth to properly hot. Most skiers live on settings I and II: you stop noticing cold toes rather than feeling heat. Setting IV is for warming up quickly; drop back down once you are warm.

Made for the mountain

  • The part that keeps it out of your boot

    Cuff battery pocket

    Buttoned flap · sits above the shell

    Fit

    Nothing pressing inside your boot

    The battery rides in a buttoned pocket at the very top of the knee-high cuff, above the boot shell, so your boot fits exactly as it did before.

    Why it’s hereBulk inside the boot is the most common complaint about heated socks.

  • The part that matters on the lift

    Toe and sole heating

    Where ski boots go cold first

    Heat

    Warmth where your feet need it

    The heating element runs under the toes and along the sole of the foot, the first places to go numb on a cold chairlift.

    Why it’s hereCold toes end more ski days than tired legs.

  • The part you control

    Four heat settings

    One button · no app needed

    Control

    Gentle to properly hot

    Press the button on the battery to move through four settings, even with gloves on. No app, no pairing, nothing to update. Most skiers stay on I or II.

    Why it’s hereLower settings last longer and feel just right inside a warm boot.

  • The part that keeps you going

    Two rechargeable batteries

    USB charging · included

    Power

    Charge overnight, ski all day

    Every pair comes with two rechargeable batteries and a USB cable. Add a spare set to wear one and charge one on back-to-back days.

    Why it’s hereNo more boxes of disposable toe warmers every trip.

30-day guarantee

Warm feet, or your money back

  • Wear them for 30 days. If your feet are not warmer, you get a full refund.
  • One email to start it, with no forms and no restocking fee.
  • Real people answer, usually within one business day.

From the boot room to après

  1. The night before

    Charge both batteries

    Plug in over USB while you sleep. The indicator lights show when they are full.

  2. In the boot room

    Press once

    Slide the batteries into the cuff pockets, button the flaps and choose a setting before you buckle up.

  3. On the lift

    Adjust as you go

    Step up a setting when the wind picks up, and back down when you are warm. The big button works through ski gloves.

Questions, answered

Four settings, from a gentle warmth to properly hot. Most skiers live on settings I and II: you stop noticing cold toes rather than feeling heat. Setting IV is for warming up quickly; drop back down once you are warm.

The manufacturer rates the batteries at up to 8–10 hours on setting I and around 3 hours on setting IV. Real-world time is shorter in deep cold, so most skiers run setting I or II and carry the spare set for long days.

Yes. The sock is knee-high and the battery sits in a buttoned pocket at the very top of the cuff, above the boot shell, so nothing presses inside the boot.

One size fits most adults. The stretchy knit fits roughly US women's 6–11 and men's 6–11 (EU 37–45), and comfortably over most calves. The sock is about 37.5 cm (14.75 in) tall, so it sits knee-high on most people.

Remove the batteries first, then hand wash, or machine wash on a gentle cycle in a laundry bag. Lay flat to dry. Never tumble dry.

Orders ship within 1–2 business days and usually arrive in 10–16 business days in the USA and Canada. Duties and taxes are prepaid, so there is nothing extra to pay at the door.

Wear them for 30 days. If your feet are not warmer, email us for a full refund.

If you have reduced sensation in your feet (for example from diabetes or neuropathy), speak to your doctor first and use only the lower settings. Do not sleep in them on a high setting.

Feet in Kessler heated ski socks by a chalet fireplace