32 Degrees Recalls Heated Socks Due to Burn Hazard (2026)
Issued April 23, 2026Updated Reviewed by the Recall Watch editorial team
32 Degrees Recalls Heated Socks Due to Burn Hazard — recalled per CPSC on 4/23/2026. Reason: When worn during high-intensity activities that generate a combination of heat, excessive friction, moisture and pressure, the socks can pose an injury hazard including burns..
- Agency
- CPSC
- Issued
- Apr 23, 2026
- States affected
- 1
Steps to take for this recall
Stop using it
Take it out of rotation. Don't consume, wear, or operate.
Verify the match
Compare lot numbers, UPCs, and dates against your product.
Return or dispose
Follow the manufacturer's instructions to refund or safely dispose.
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What's recalled
This recall involves heated socks sold in three sizes (medium, large, extra large), all in the color black. "32° HEAT" appears on the battery pack casing, battery pack packaging, user manual and the exterior retail packaging for the products.
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Why it was recalled
When worn during high-intensity activities that generate a combination of heat, excessive friction, moisture and pressure, the socks can pose an injury hazard including burns.
Where was it sold1 state
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Frequently asked questions
How do I find the lot number on the product?
The recall notice does not specify lot numbers or provide instructions for locating identifying information on the 32 Degrees heated socks. Check the CPSC recall notice for any product identification details, such as packaging labels, tags, or model numbers. If you own 32 Degrees heated socks and are unsure whether they're included, contact 32 Degrees customer service directly for help identifying affected products.
How worried should I be? What does this recall class mean?
This recall involves a burn hazard from 32 Degrees heated socks. Burns can range from minor skin irritation to serious injury depending on exposure. The recall severity class is not specified in the notice. If you own these socks, stop using them immediately to avoid potential burns. The CPSC issued this recall because the risk is serious enough to warrant public notification. Contact your doctor if you have symptoms.
How do I get a refund for this recall?
Refund and remedy details are not provided in the available recall information for the 32 Degrees heated socks. Check the official CPSC recall notice for instructions, or contact 32 Degrees directly through their customer service channels. Companies typically offer refunds, replacements, or repairs for recalled products. Keep your proof of purchase if possible, though many companies will work with you even without a receipt.
Is this brand safe to buy now?
This recall affects specific 32 Degrees heated socks due to a burn hazard, not all 32 Degrees products. The recall does not mean the entire brand is unsafe. Companies issue recalls to fix specific problems and protect consumers. If you're considering 32 Degrees products, check that they're not part of this or any other active recall. Look for the CPSC recall list before purchasing any heated apparel.
Is this recall real? How do I verify it?
Yes, this recall is real. It was issued by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the official federal agency that announces product recalls. You can verify it by visiting the CPSC website at cpsc.gov and searching for "32 Degrees heated socks." The official notice will include all recall details. Never rely solely on social media or unofficial sources for recall information.