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<blockquote data-quote="Ristorapper" data-source="post: 151488" data-attributes="member: 810"><a href="http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/us-military-mickey-cold-weather-boots-new?a=591923" target="_blank">http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/us-military-mickey-cold-weather-boots-new?a=591923</a>Heavy, WARM, best cold weather boot i've worn since I put them on my feet in '73.&nbsp; Still own three pair, one for each vehicle.&nbsp; Used to wear them early and late in the boat just to make sure never to get cold feet.&nbsp; Wore them on severely cold days when carrying the mail.&nbsp; Did I mention they are heavy and WARM.&nbsp; Have put them on when they are cold(stored in trunk/pickup box) and my feet are cold.&nbsp; In ten minutes you'd never know your feet were cold.&nbsp; I have them same size as the shoe i wear but there are plenty of room in them.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you get the wide size i'd order a size smaller if you want a close fit.&nbsp; With the ones that have valves in the side, I blow up the bladder first before i put them on, lace them up and let a little air out of the bladder if need be for a comfortable fit.&nbsp; NO boot dryer needed.&nbsp; Nothing to get wet inside other than your socks if your feet sweat in them, which mine do.&nbsp; Simply wipe them out, change socks and off ya go again.&nbsp; They are heavy therefore I'd recommend them for mostly stationary activities or if you want to exercise your leg muscles and keep your feet TOASTY, these are the bomb.&nbsp; USED many times ice fishing, standing directly on the ice is not a problem.&nbsp; May have to pick and choose the ice cleats to fit over them as all won't work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ristorapper, post: 151488, member: 810"] [URL]http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/us-military-mickey-cold-weather-boots-new?a=591923[/URL] Heavy, WARM, best cold weather boot i've worn since I put them on my feet in '73. Still own three pair, one for each vehicle. Used to wear them early and late in the boat just to make sure never to get cold feet. Wore them on severely cold days when carrying the mail. Did I mention they are heavy and WARM. Have put them on when they are cold(stored in trunk/pickup box) and my feet are cold. In ten minutes you'd never know your feet were cold. I have them same size as the shoe i wear but there are plenty of room in them. If you get the wide size i'd order a size smaller if you want a close fit. With the ones that have valves in the side, I blow up the bladder first before i put them on, lace them up and let a little air out of the bladder if need be for a comfortable fit. NO boot dryer needed. Nothing to get wet inside other than your socks if your feet sweat in them, which mine do. Simply wipe them out, change socks and off ya go again. They are heavy therefore I'd recommend them for mostly stationary activities or if you want to exercise your leg muscles and keep your feet TOASTY, these are the bomb. USED many times ice fishing, standing directly on the ice is not a problem. May have to pick and choose the ice cleats to fit over them as all won't work. [/QUOTE]

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