These stylish earmuffs deserve a shoutout on Instagram, and luckily we've got a ton of winter Instagram captions to go with your family pictures. Maryland-based Zamboni driver Andrea Burke likes this cable-knit ear warmer because it has a soft, cushy lining that still lets lots of sound permeate so she’s aware of her surroundings. Just FYI, BuzzFeed and its publishing partners may collect a share of sales and/or other compensation from the links on this page. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

These Adjustable Ear Muffs are great for anyone needing extra neck warmth during winter, but some people suffer from conditions that make heat retention particularly challenging. The HeatWeaver lining of these Heat Holders Winter Ear Muffs have a luxuriously soft and plush, fur-like feeling and is designed to retain hot air and hold it close to the skin. They are comfortable but I am used to wear ear muffs so i know how the insides should feel, the heating panel doesn't feel sharp or anything and you may not even feel it . They are stretchy but not too stretchy, stay put through jumps and spins, and keep my hair out of my face and my ears warm,” she says.

Thanks to its thick, double-layered material, this headband can be worn for several hours, and Sausa says it’s never uncomfortable or headache-inducing. I know this because when I let the power run out it only lasted about twenty minutes but when I recharged them and did the same the power lasted for a little over an hour. These fully adjustable, adorable Aroma Home Knitted Owl Heated Ear Muffs, with their own distinctive features, will have your ears warm in no time.

A good winter accessory can be the difference between a comfortable day and a downright miserable one. This sporty headband offers extra-warm ear coverage when you're out on the slopes or a wintertime run. There weren't any instructions in the box and you might find it a bit tricky to find where you plug the USB charger in.My ears were as warm at the end of a winter's walk in the park as they were when I sat in the car to get there! If earmuffs seem bulky or fussy, try this foldable option recommended by Raquea Hemingway, the director of student and family services at Figure Skating in Harlem. If regular earmuffs just won't cut it, consider these heated ones that are guaranteed to keep your ears warm. This Heat Holders Ear Warmers use a specially designed combination of acrylic and polyester fibres, trapping air within the muffs to keep your ears warm for as long as possible, even in extreme cold. The right pair of gloves or a fleece-lined hat can make a world of difference whether you're on the slopes or just enjoying a snowy stroll.