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Kulkea Thermal Trekker, how do you use yours?

Andy Mink

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I plug mine in on low overnight, if not 1-2 hours on high in the morning. If driving 30 minutes or more, plug in 12v in vehicle.
As I understand it from the tag that was in my bag when new, the max temp is the same on l-m-h. It just takes longer to get to max. I don't know how much longer. It would seem better have a true l-m-h.
 

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I turn it on about an hour before I leave the house to drive to the resort. In Big Bear - it's a 15 minute drive but in Reno about 40 minutes. I'm an early riser so no big issue for me, but I do know that some people who live close to skiing (and sleep until the last minute) use a timer and turn it on before they wake up.
 

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Still waiting for an answer from Kulkea since they were out of town last week. Won’t matter this week as it’s supposed to be in the 60’s. I can just strap my boots to the roof rack to warm them up on the way to ski.
 

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I plug mine in on low overnight, if not 1-2 hours on high in the morning. If driving 30 minutes or more, plug in 12v in vehicle.
Low overnight is a correct option. No need to use medium or high overnight. 1-2 hours on medium or high in the morning is another correct option. Keep a warm boot warm with 12V plug in a vehicle on the way to the mountain.
 

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Still waiting for an answer from Kulkea since they were out of town last week. Won’t matter this week as it’s supposed to be in the 60’s. I can just strap my boots to the roof rack to warm them up on the way to ski.
I'm back in the office and will respond to you directly.
 

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