What weight boot insulation do y'all run for cold weather days? Coming from south Florida, I'm worried my feet are going to freeze. Eyeing some 800g but wanted to get some input first.
Being more active, you can probably get away with 600 gram. As I get older, the circulation in my feet is not as good as when I was young, and my toes get cold if the temp drops into the mid 20s even with 1,200 gram boots. For stand hunting, I'm going to get a pair of boot blankets this year.I know the boot covers work, but for this year at least I'm gonna be hunting exclusively off the ground so I don't want them on my feet. Just don't have the money right now to get a couple of stands. I think this means I'll be able to get away with slightly less insulation because I'll probably be a little bit more active. 600g might be the ticket
great advice. my feet sweat. I carry an extra pair of socks if I have a long walk on very cold days and wear a poly-liner to help absorb sweat.Use foot powder or spray your feet with antiperspirant before you ever put your boot on. Moisture is going to be the biggest problem.
I have even heard of guys putting cotton balls between their toes. Carrying a extra pair of socks when you have to walk a long ways is always a good thing
Bought a pair of those for my daughter last year. Buying a pair for myself this year. Just make sure to get a size larger than indicated or it's hard to get them on in the stand.In the past, I never had issues with my feet, now that age is catching up. This year I will be hunting a ladder stand a few times so won't (maybe) be able to use my buddy heater. I hate wearing real thick boots, I just find them uncomfortable walking around, so I went with these boot insulators, hope they work well.
ArcticShield Men's Boot Insulator
Attic pro muck boots and a good pair of socks. If my feet get cold I'm coming out of the woods. These boots are AwesomeWhat weight boot insulation do y'all run for cold weather days? Coming from south Florida, I'm worried my feet are going to freeze. Eyeing some 800g but wanted to get some input first.