Gerbing 7V Heated Sock Liner

So far they work great, turn them on low so it lasts all day but I don’t have cold feet.

Fit is good, work great but the battery compartment needs a snap or some type of closure and a remote on and off would be the ticket rather than having the big push button.

Purchased Feb 2024 after hunting season. Sat on a shelf in the box unopened until a mid November. The weather is just now cold enough to use. After charging one battery dies after 2 hours on low and the other lasts an hour longer. 90 day warranty on the battery is out. What a waste of money.

As for the socks keeping your feet warm, they work as advertised. And are comfortable to wear. This is the second pair I have owned & they do keep the entire foot warm, instead of just the toe area. The previous model of these socks came with the on - off switch on the batteries which was much more convenient than having it on the sock, allowing you to carry the batteries in your pocket. If you don't want to turn them on until you get to your stand, you have to access them through outerwear & boots to turn them on or off. VERY inconvenient.

I got these and a couple days later went (winter) salmon fishing. I wore thin wool sanitaries under, then your Sock Liners, then thick wool socks. I wore size 13 insulated Muck boots on my size 11 feet. My feet stayed warm and dry all day! I left them on the low setting and they lasted all day. I wish I had done this years ago.

They are nice. Wish you could wash them. Very comfortable. Wish I had some way to lock in the settings. -10°f freezer. My feet stay warm.

These are thin enough to wear over light socks and they are warm. They’d be a 5 but they are a little tall and tend to slip down and the battery holder is just an open pocket so the battery can fall out. Given those factors, Gerbing over socks are the best way to keep my feet warm during cold weather cycling and Nordic skiing.

Nice socks good quality heel is weirdly shaped, it has like an extra piece of materialon the back. I thought it would feel weird in my boots but it's OK. Would like to see a bit more heat coming out of them. Dot stay up too well but they are ok

Love these heated sock liners they work really great! I have Raynauds Phenomenon which is an autoimmune disease affected by cold weather. They help prevent my feet & toes from getting ice cold. They heat up very quickly & keep my feet toasty warm even with a pair of thin or heavy socks underneath them. Well worth spending the money on these heated sock liners!

These liners keep the feet warm. The side buttons are easy to bump and change settings. The battery pouch can use a snap or some type of closure and where the elastic is stitched to the sock it could be a little more durable. They should come with the remote type battery although you can add them.

The second time I put them on, while pulling up one sock, the velcro band ripped from the rest of the sock. For this reason I give it a 1. But as far as wearing them the first time, they worked perfectly. My feet weren't sweaty. The socks were perfectly comfortable and kept my feet warm while walking. For this I give them a 5, thereby averaging to a 3. I will be exchanging them for another pair, but I'm waiting for a box to put in. Customer service was very quick and sent me all paperwork I needed.

These are excellent under my wool socks. They feel soft and comfortable

I bought these to keep my toes from becoming uncomfortable on long winter rides. They serve this purpose well. I have not used the socks for more than 5 hours on any given ride, so I cannot say exactly how long they will go (on low heat), but 7 hours seems possible. They are reasonably comfortable and the wires do not often make themselves felt. I bought the largest size for my size 10.5 feet and wear them over thin regular socks. I am glad I made this purchase.

Love my liners, The height is long enough so the power button is above my boots which is extremely convenient. And the 3 heat setting is clutch for the different tolerances of weather.

These socks are the warmest I have had- love that the top, bottom my feet and toes are completely warmed. The second setting has lasted 7 hours in 20 degree weather. However, the wires are perfectly positioned over the ankle bone and really hurt a lot when I wear them with ski boots. I actually have bruises. They are fine in my snow shoe boots which are soft. Also this is the first pair of warmed socks that I can not put in the washing machine. Don't know why they give you a washing bag. Unlike the prior Gerbig socks, the calf elastic fits- the last ones I had to cut the elastic to fit over my calf- at 5' 4" and 118 pounds- my calves aren't large, but they corrected that and these socks are fine!!

I bought these for winter bicycling, no shoe and sock combination kept my toes warm on 3 or 4 hour rides at 20-30F. I've have Gerbing 7v motorcycle gloves for years that are excellent and am happy to report the socks seem even better. Very even warmth, I can wear non insulated boots and my toes stay happy in 20 degree weather on the 2nd of the 4 heating levels. Battery life is no problem but I'm only wearing them for 4 hours max.

Top notch items (Gerber 7V Vest and socks) at good price and quick shipping.

I highly recommend these liners. They warm your entire foot. I am a downhiller skier who suffers from Raynaud Syndrome and Chilblains. These socks have eliminated my symptoms and have allowed me to enjoy outdoor sports again. The only reason that I am rating 4 instead of 5 is because I have not been able to purchase back up batteries (sold out) and need them so I can ski longer than 4-5 hours at medium heat.

These liners are relatively easy to put on. They seem to run true-to-size. Hubby wears size 11 shoe. We bought him L/XL. I only wear womens 9.5 shoe, but didn’t want socks to be too small, so i ordered same L/xl. I have about a half inch of sock left at the heel when I put them on, so cloud have ordered smaller size. I compensate by wearing my liners over, rather than under another pair of socks. It works great. I get 7.5 hours out of my batteries, when used on low power. I haven’t tested the other powers, really, so can’t judge length of time, but that brings me to my four-star rating, which would really be a 4.75 star, but I don’t have that choice…. The batteries are inserted in a pocket at the top of the sock. We have been wearying them so that the battery is on the outside of our legs, thinking that they might hit as we walk, but we are somehow bumping the batteries and changing the heat setting. It only requires a light push to change the setting, which is nice for gloved hands, but we are working on varied construction projects, and find we suddenly have one foot hotter than the other. So, we will try wearing them with the batteries on the inside of our legs. It’s not a big deal, since it is obvious when the socks go from warm to warmer, you can just change it back. We work when the temps are in the upper 20’s, but not colder. I suppose we might have to turn up the socks, if it was colder out, but all we were trying to do is make sure our toes didn’t fall off in our boots by the end of a long day, outside. The rest of our body doesn’t want to work when it’s any colder. We have thick insoles in our boots, so we don’t notice the wires in the socks. While still at home, when we walk on the floor, we can feel the wires, but they are not uncomfortable, they are just noticeable. It’s perfectly acceptable. Additional batteries are too expensive for our tastes, so we don’t have any back-ups.

These socks not only prevent blisters but also keep my toes warm and cozy .I've worn them as liner socks under my hiking socks, and they also work great as independent athletic socks. These socks provide comfort and support for long mountain treks, trail runs, tennis, and skiing.