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FULL SOLE OF HEATING
The whole sole of the foot is now covered with the heating elements
3 HEATING LEVELS
Adjust three heating settings (High, medium, low) with just a simple press of the button
LONG-LASTING WARMTH
Starts heating in seconds with up to 11 hours of run-time from the 7.4V lithium-ion battery
EXTRA PROTECTION
The heating elements are wrapped with silica rubber to prevent any short circuit while in use
3D Flex-Stitch Technology
3D Flex-Stitch Technology seamlessly integrates heating elements into the socks, preserving their natural stretch and minimizing discomfort. Enjoy warmth without losing the flexibility of regular socks.
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Flat Elastic Connecting Cord
Flat seamless flex wire conforms to the contours of the foot, reducing the sensation of the wire.
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LED Power Indicator
Battery power and heating level indicators near the power button for convenient reading.
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Stay-Put Fit Construction
Y-Stitched Heel fits the shape of the foot slave, and does not fall off.
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Stretchy Cuffs
Achieve the perfect fit with stretchy cuffs.
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Compact Battery Pocket
Smart battery pockets with elastic fleece material. (No zipper request and the battery can stay in the correct place.)
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Multiple Colors
Various colors to match any outfit or mood.
Mindy
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Wonderful! Life saving in the cold.
ctealy
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
I have had these socks for two winters. I have worn them about 20 times (about once a week each season). They function, but not as well as I would like.I have noticed the following short comings:1. A wire must have broke, cause only the toes get warm, not the while foot.2. It gets warm but not as warm as it should.3. The battery does not last that long even on the low setting.On the plus side... the batteries do charge up fast and the socks keep toes warm even in single digit temps.
Evie
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
Warm but not too hot. 3 settings. Love them!
E. Savage
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
I have the heated vest and am very happy with it. The socks are not with it (I have another brand of cheap heated amazon socks and like them much more). I wanted another pair for skiing. 1st, late batters that are in a shallow pocket and do not stay secure as I take off the snow pants, hanging by the wire every time. 2nd, they are not very warm, and if you put them on the high setting (which is only moderately tepid), after a few minutes they switch themselves to the medium setting on their own. The heating element doesn’t go all the way to the toes, stops at the ball of the feet. I bought these to keep my feet warm skiing. Today was 33° and my feet were not warm at all. I can’t imaging they will be helpful at all then it gets to singer digits! I’m going back to my cheap old pair, much better warmth! Very disappointed.
Tarah Sindone
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2023
I bought other brands because they were cheaper. They were not warm and very uncomfortable. I spent the extra money on this company and it worked like a charm. Can’t feel wires and love how warm they get and the battery lasts an entire day for me.
Pythagoras
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023
I've bought several pairs of no-name heated socks on Amazon over the years... They usually cost 30 to 40 bucks a pair... These Ororo socks are better built and certainly deserve a premium, but 110 bucks a pair? No... That's too much... Maybe 80 bucks a pair would be more reasonable... I say this because the main problem I've had with these types of socks (which I use every day during the winter, at the lowest power setting) is that the batteries poop out... Unless Ororo is willing to warranty its batteries for, say, two years then they really need to bring their asking price down. Until they do that I would recommend the cheaper no-name socks...
Nathalie
Reviewed in Canada on June 13, 2022
ParfIt pour garder les pieds au chaud.
Jordan
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2022
Original review below. Ororo ended up shipping me new socks that do work. It took about a month from the time I bought the original socks to the time of receiving the replacement socks. The replacement socks are different. The heating elements cover the entire sole of the sock instead of just the toe area. New model? Idk. But they work. Their customer service rep was polite and attentive. I would give the socks 4 stars for quality but I left a 3 star review because it took a month to get working socks.I purchased several Ororo heated items for my wife and they all work as expected. Nice and warm. Heck the high setting is so hot she doesn't run it for very long. These socks barely heat up on the high setting. The warmth is barely perceivable. I charged the batteries up and tested them out for a day at the ski slope. They didn't seem to do anything. I got back home and put in another fully charged set of batteries and let them go on high for 15 minutes. Still no heat. I got out a laser thermometer and they barely hit 74°F. I got out a digital meat thermometer to see if the laser didn't register correctly. It also read 74°. The description says they do 110° on low and 140° on high. I had to put my hand inside the sock directly on the heating pad to see if anything was happening and could barely feel a difference between the heating pad and rest of the sock. Did I get a bad pair? Are they all this bad? These things are junk. They don't warm up at all.
Amy
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2020
These were purchased as a birthday gift for my husband and here is his review:The fit of the socks were perfect and they stayed in place with a taller boot. The battery packs stay above the top of the boots around the calves. Someone with shorter boots may have a problem with the sock sliding down due to the weight of the battery pack. I could barely feel the weight of the battery pack once installed in the small pockets on the sides of the sock. Each sock was labelled either Left or Right. The battery packs sat on the outside of the leg. Guessing so they would not hit each other while walking. When I first put on the socks I could feel the heating coil but could not feel them after walking the 1/4 mile to my tree stand. When I first connected the battery they turned on instantly. I didnt want them on right away because I didnt want my feet to sweat. It was easy enough to turn them off but something to keep in mind. When it did come time to turn them on it was a pain because I had to unzip my bibs and pull up my pant legs. Maybe not a big deal to some and Im sure hunters werent the target audience but that's a lot of movement. Turning the Ororo Vest on is just a simple click of a large button. The button to turn the socks on is tiny. Once on they worked out great. They heated up quickly and kept my toes warm. I was able to sit in the stand all day without cold feet. I loved that the charger is a dual charger that allowed to charge both batteries at the same time. Time will tell how the socks will hold up. Hoping I can get a few seasons out of them and the batteries can still hold a charge when only using them during hunting season. Price was a little high for a single pair of socks but they worked perfectly so Im not going to complain.If Ororo reads these reviews it would be nice if these could be Bluetooth enabled where I could sync it to my phone and controlled from an app to turn these on/off. Along with my vest it would be cool to control everything from my phone. Make it happen and I could be the real world beta tester.
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