Alaska warming muff without power

A muff for warming hands, which additionally have heating functions. Heating is provided by a powerbank ( to be purchased separately) and a carbon fiber system. On the sides of the muff there are welts to prevent hands from cooling down. The belt allows you to fix the muff on the back.

The muff is great not only for hunting, but also for trekking, longer walks, as well as for all kinds of winter sports.

Features of the Alaska heating muff:

• heating system powered by powerbank
• 1000 mAh battery capacity is about 1 hour of
• heating
• we recommend using powerbanks up to 5000 mAh due to size and weight
• three heating powers
• control by a button on the glove

The heating system consists of carbon fibers embedded inside the material. The pocket at the top of the muff has been designed for a USB input battery. The working time we can convert 1000mAh is an hour of maximum heating. The maximum heating temperature is 45 degrees. Keep in mind that inside the muff, airflow is limited. Therefore, we can extend the time of increased thermal comfort by periodically turning off the heating.

Remember to keep the battery fully charged when using it for the first time!

To turn on the heating system press the button located on the muff for 3 to 5 seconds. When turned on, the button will light up red. This is an indication of the strongest heating. Then by pressing the button quickly we can switch to other heating levels. The white-orange color indicates medium heating level. The blue color is the low heating level. To turn off the heating system, hold the button for 3 to 5 seconds. Before storing the muffs in the drawer, remember to let them cool down. If you plan not to use the muff for a long time, disconnect the batteries. Before not using the heating system for an extended period of time such as in the summer, recharge the batteries.

If you are looking for more heating clothes, take a look at our HEATING CLOTHING section !!!

How to clean the Alaska heating muff:

Remove the batteries from the muff and prevent them from getting damp. Wash the muff by hand using liquid detergent. After rinsing thoroughly, hang the muff up to dry. Do not use centrifuges, mechanical dryers or wring the product. Such action may damage the carbon fibers. The muff must not be ironed.