First Look: Alps OutdoorZ Deadquiet Ember Handwarmer

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posted on January 26, 2023
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Mainember On White

Alps OutdoorZ has debuted its Deadquiet Ember Handwarmer. This handwarmer works in conjunction with the company's Deadquiet Shield Bino Harness, or as a standalone product to help keep hands warm and ready when the temperature take a dive.

Standalone ember on mannequin

Performance comes courtesy of the handwarmer's three-layer construction. The fleece outer layer absorbs friction-based sounds to allow silent movement on the stand or when still hunting. Next, a waterproof inner membrane keeps hands dry in rainy or snowy conditions, and an internal suede fabric adds another layer of weather protection and further minimizes noise, such as when inserting or removing your hands. Finally, to keep cold air out and warm air in, the handwarmer features a hidden cuff design that effectively closes around the wrists.

Ember attached to Shield Bino harness

For more information about this and other innovative products from ALPS OutdoorZ, visit www.alpsoutdoorz.comMSRP: $59.99

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