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snow

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Well we went from the 50's to below freezing in a matter of days this past week,with that said I had a youngster sitting in a ground blind for his 1st deer hunt last weekend,he kept warm except for his feet,anyone try the boot insoles?


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A good stocking cap will go a long way towards keeping his feet and hands warm too.
 

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I tried some Stanley heated socks from Menards last year. Don’t bother. They are garbage.
 


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Peace of carpet and a sunflower head heater. Believe me for kids it works awesome! Deer must think the hiss is the wind or something. Covers up allot of noise n keeps em warm!��
 

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My wife has the thermacell insoles. They work great until you forget to charge them. I recommend the disposable chemical activated hand/feet warmers.
 

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I'd recommend the thermacell. Bought them two years ago and I wouldn't go any other way. Someone mentioned if you remember to charge them... thats like saying if you remember to bring your gun or bring a sandwhich. My boots get so warm they freeze to my metal tree stand with them on. You'll be happy with the purchase if you go that way.
 

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Thanx for the feedback guyz
 


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Darn Tough or these. The Clams are a quality Merino sock for a more than fair price. They’re “fluffier” and don’t last as long as a Darn Tough.

Both with the thinnest poly liners I can find under them.
 

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Bunny Boots. Black or White. LB
Yup, I'm collecting them . Have 3 pair The only thing I don't like is they lack traction , especially on ice.
But they sure keep my feet warm

Brainfart : I bet a guy could fins the perfect little grip tire that's soft and flexible vulcanize it and trim it up just like a shoemaker .

When I was a kid we had an old shoemaker who was deaf and couldn't talk but he could grunt and hold his fingers up how much to pay , Mom gave me money and told me to pick up my boots , he scared the crap out of me but I was amazed at watching him work with his old tools. He probably fixed 10 pair of shoes for $1.50 or $2 a piece on a good day.,
 
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Yup, I'm collecting them . Have 3 pair The only thing I don't like is they lack traction , especially on ice.
But they sure keep my feet warm
Bet a guy could put some silicone or caulking on 3/8” long 5/16” head screws and spin them right into the soles.
 

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I ordered some alpaca socks.
I will report in when I get them and take for a test ride.

Merino wool doesn't work for me. I wish it did. My feet are like ice cubes. That is why I hold my drinks with my feet. : ) Yep frozen feet at the age of 8 was my downfall.

Carry on!
 


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