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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 472554" data-attributes="member: 367"><p>Not sure what smart wool is but my bride tells me real wool is the best so she stocks up for both of us.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; No matter how cold, it is , if I am prepared I am not cold anywhere as long as I am able to keep moving and keep gloves on.&nbsp; &nbsp; For sitting, I dress light and sit on a 12 volt heated seat cover with a 12 volt electric blanket over my lap and legs and a warm coat. I sit in the same spot so just leave a battery out there.&nbsp;&nbsp; GI issue bunny boots with thin sox for sitting and a good pair of leather choppers with wool gloves or mittens inside&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Ice fishing outside is the only time I get cold because of wet hands.&nbsp; For gutting or cleaning fish in wither I use those cheap cotton stretchy gloves from harbor freight with XL rubber gloves over the top.&nbsp;&nbsp; Nice and warm and if they do get cold , dip them in warm water.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 472554, member: 367"] Not sure what smart wool is but my bride tells me real wool is the best so she stocks up for both of us. No matter how cold, it is , if I am prepared I am not cold anywhere as long as I am able to keep moving and keep gloves on. For sitting, I dress light and sit on a 12 volt heated seat cover with a 12 volt electric blanket over my lap and legs and a warm coat. I sit in the same spot so just leave a battery out there. GI issue bunny boots with thin sox for sitting and a good pair of leather choppers with wool gloves or mittens inside Ice fishing outside is the only time I get cold because of wet hands. For gutting or cleaning fish in wither I use those cheap cotton stretchy gloves from harbor freight with XL rubber gloves over the top. Nice and warm and if they do get cold , dip them in warm water. [/QUOTE]

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