Heated Socks

Rechargeable heated socks for skiing, ice fishing, snowmobiling, outdoor work shifts and long hours in a cold arena. Each pair has thin heating elements in the sole or toe area, powered by a battery pack worn at the cuff, with several heat levels.

Three details separate the models. Heating zone: toe designs warm the front of the foot, while full-sole elements, as on ORORO's socks, spread warmth under the whole foot. Control: SNOW DEER and SAVIOR HEAT offer app-controlled pairs, while SVPRO and others switch with a button on the battery. Fabric and fit: a merino blend handles moisture, and a sock matched to your shoe size keeps the element close to your skin. Run time drops on high settings and in deep cold, so carry spares on full days. Compare options in our heated gloves and socks guide or pair them with merino layers.

Brands include SNOW DEER, SVPRO and SURGOAL.

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Heated Socks: frequently asked questions

Can I fly with heated socks?

Yes. CATSA requires spare lithium-ion batteries of 100 Wh or less to travel in carry-on baggage unless your airline approves otherwise, so pack the battery packs in your cabin bag. A typical 7.4 V, 2200 mAh sock battery is about 16 Wh, well under that limit.

How do I wash heated socks?

Always remove the battery packs first. Most models can be hand-washed or put through a gentle cycle in a laundry bag, but follow the care label for your pair. Let them air-dry completely before reconnecting or charging the batteries.

How long do heated sock batteries last?

Run time depends on the heat setting and battery capacity. Makers in this range quote roughly 10 to 14 hours on the lowest setting, while the highest setting drains the pack much faster. Larger packs, such as 3000 or 4000 mAh, run longer than 2200 mAh ones but add a little bulk at the cuff.

Sources: catsa-acsta.gc.ca · catsa-acsta.gc.ca

Our guides for this category

How to Choose Heated Gloves and Socks for a Canadian Winter

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