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Emergency Reflective Thermal Blanket
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Fingertip Pulse Oximeter
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Compeed Hydrocolloid Blister Plasters – Mixed 5-Pack
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Mini Hot Water Bag for Body Warming & Pain Relief – 500 ml
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Stay prepared for low temperatures with Gokyo heating aids & warmers, selected for trekking, camping, winter travel & cold-weather outdoor use. The collection includes WARMEE body warmers, hand warmers, an emergency reflective thermal blanket and a compact 500 ml hot water bag, giving you practical ways to add warmth when temperatures fall.
Body Warmers for Cold-Weather Travel
Body warmers provide targeted supplementary heat when clothing layers alone may not feel sufficient. WARMEE Body Warmers come in a pack of five and are compact enough to carry in a trekking backpack, travel bag or winter emergency kit. They are particularly useful during cold-weather travel, outdoor activities and periods of reduced movement when the body can feel colder.
Hand Warmers for Trekking & Winter Conditions
Hands are often among the first areas to feel uncomfortable in low temperatures. WARMEE Hand Warmers, available in a pack of three, provide a convenient additional source of warmth for trekking, snow destinations, camping and winter travel. They can complement an appropriate glove system when conditions become colder.
Emergency Thermal Blanket
A reflective thermal blanket is a compact addition to a trekking or outdoor emergency kit. Gokyo’s Emergency Reflective Thermal Blanket is designed to provide an additional barrier against heat loss and can be carried for trekking, camping, road travel and other situations where unexpected cold or exposure may occur.
Mini Hot Water Bag for Body Warming
The Mini Hot Water Bag has a 500 ml capacity and provides a simple reusable source of warmth for cold nights, travel and everyday use. Its compact size makes it easier to carry than a conventional large hot water bottle and it can also be used for localised warmth and comfort.
Useful Additions to Your Cold-Weather Kit
Heating aids are best treated as supplements to proper cold-weather clothing rather than substitutes for it. Base layers, fleece, insulated jackets, gloves, warm socks and suitable headwear should form the primary layering system, while hand warmers, body warmers and emergency thermal aids provide additional support when temperatures drop.
FAQs
Are hand warmers useful for trekking?
Yes. Hand warmers can provide supplementary warmth during cold treks, winter travel and periods when you are stationary. They work best alongside appropriate gloves rather than replacing them.
What is the difference between hand warmers and body warmers?
Hand warmers are intended to provide warmth around the hands, while body warmers are designed to provide supplementary warmth closer to the torso or other larger body areas. Gokyo currently offers both WARMEE hand and body warmer packs.
Should I carry an emergency thermal blanket on a trek?
A compact reflective thermal blanket can be a useful addition to an emergency kit, particularly on longer treks, camping trips and journeys where unexpected exposure to cold is possible.
Can heating aids replace thermal clothing?
No. Heating aids should supplement a proper layering system. Base layers, insulating mid-layers and protective outerwear remain the primary means of managing cold conditions.
Is a hot water bag useful during winter travel?
Yes. A hot water bag can provide localised warmth during rest periods or at night. Gokyo’s current collection includes a compact 500 ml version intended for body warming and comfort.
What heating aids should I carry for a cold-weather trek?
The choice depends on the destination and expected temperatures. Hand warmers are useful for extremities, body warmers provide supplementary torso warmth, and an emergency reflective blanket is worth considering as part of a broader safety kit.

















