Wool Handwarmer or Hand muff

[khardrunner]

Who makes one relatively inexpensively? If not wool, then what works well for a decent price? I don't want to drop $70-100 on one. I don't have that kind of cash.

[Rob W.]

I really like my Asbell.

[Mike Vines]

Originally posted by Rob W.:
I really like my Asbell.

Yep

[Chumster]

Would like one but don't see them on their site. Any suggestions?

[Bear Heart]

I don't see them on their website

[Marc B.]

Email Teresa or PM Roger Norris, he stocks a s lot of Asbell wool.

[Bear Heart]

Cost?

[4 point]

I have one I bought from the "C" store about ten or fifteen years ago. I think it was around 30 bucks. Make sure what you buy is wind proof. I've never had my hands get cold in mine. I put a hand warmer in it on the real cold days, I'm talking sub zero with high winds.

[Roger Norris]

I have to check current cost....but about $30 is right. I dont have one in stock....about a week to get one to you.

[ronp]

Hard to beat an Asbell wool muff and one of those little chemical hand warmer "hot hands" things.  I don't wear gloves anymore and my fingers stay warmer.  I bought mine last year at Denton Hill.  Forgot the price, though.

[khardrunner]

Yeah I was looking on their site and didn't see them so I already emailed.

Roger, if I don't hear back soon, can you still get them?

[Chumster]

Interested as well Roger, thanks!
PM with any info you might have.

[Gen273]

[khardrunner]

Got an email from Teresa. She still makes the muffs and they will be on the website in a week or so. Im going to call in an order asap.