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<blockquote data-quote="scn" data-source="post: 4810012" data-attributes="member: 1859"><p>The key to keeping your feet warm is to make sure they are loose fitting and are not constricting the blood flow to the feet. Having a pair of boots a size larger than what you normally wear will help a lot. In addition, starting the day with a dry boot goes a long way for warmth as your body is not using its heat to dry out the moisture in the boot. I use two pair of mucks to help with that. I wear a size larger in the morning when it is normally the coldest, and change to a normal size pair for the evening. That allows some drying to go on as well. With one pair, one of the boot dryers can make a big difference.</p><p></p><p>As far as handwarmers go, you will need the "toe warmers". They are designed to be used in a more oxygen restricted environment that regular handwarmers. Regular handwarmers lose their reaction pretty quickly in boots. And, the toe warmers can get extremely hot outside of the oxygen restricted area of a boot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scn, post: 4810012, member: 1859"] The key to keeping your feet warm is to make sure they are loose fitting and are not constricting the blood flow to the feet. Having a pair of boots a size larger than what you normally wear will help a lot. In addition, starting the day with a dry boot goes a long way for warmth as your body is not using its heat to dry out the moisture in the boot. I use two pair of mucks to help with that. I wear a size larger in the morning when it is normally the coldest, and change to a normal size pair for the evening. That allows some drying to go on as well. With one pair, one of the boot dryers can make a big difference. As far as handwarmers go, you will need the "toe warmers". They are designed to be used in a more oxygen restricted environment that regular handwarmers. Regular handwarmers lose their reaction pretty quickly in boots. And, the toe warmers can get extremely hot outside of the oxygen restricted area of a boot. [/QUOTE]
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