I work in a very cold inviorment, 8 to 25 below, Ive tried almost every type of wool and other types of socks. I have idea what to try next?
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I have not found these to be warm. I think some insulated boots would serve you better.
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Closest thing I've done is using a snowblower, gloves didn't lose flexibility, kept my hands dry but I was only out in -10 degree for about 30 to 45 mins. Hand still got cold but if you worked in cold weather you know that happens.
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Go to a hardware store and try gloves on. I would go up if you aren't sure.
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These are not that warm I would just go with wool,they are not worth what they cost for sure
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I have been down to 10 degrees F, wind chills below zero. For 6 and 8 miles. No issues wearing a normal pair of running shoes with this socks.
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I bought two pairs to try and just bought another two pairs. I think they are better than wool.
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I think they would be too thick for that. Look for something thinner. They are also kind of stiff and would be uncomfortable for that kind of use. They are good, I wanted a heavier pair to wear when it is colder. I forgot that once I get going the cold does not matter.
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I have a wide foot too and they are a good fit. Cold weather? Define cold? I live in California so the coldest I have used them in so far is high 40's with heavy socks and they were fine.
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I don't know personally...but my wife has cold feet all the time and when she wears these she does not! She has been very happy with these socks.
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The toe warmers are smaller and stick to your sock inside your boot. The hand warmers are much bigger and last up to 18 hours, they will not fit in your boot
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Yes I work in a cooler I put this on and thermal sock my feet are nice and warm . The gloves keep me warm by themselves
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I live in Maine and we wear wool 6+ months a year. I wanted to love these, but they fit oddly and start to show wear and tear within 10 wearings which is unacceptable at this price. I've found that upgrading to Minus33 midweight leggings (as combo underwear and leg warmth) is the best Winter solution when temps are below freezing. The midweight leggings wear much better and are super comfortable. In Summer I rely on my trusty Hanes.
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Sorry for the delkay. Shoveling a bit of snow.Foot warmers get too hot on your flesh and don't last as long.Body warmers are too large for where I put them. (in boots and mittens).In mittens you can fit one on top of your fingers and one under them if needed.
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4. My dad is 74 and complained about his feet always being cold. He loves the socks! Nothing else worked!
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I used a pair this winter in my "L. L. Bean Snow Sneakers". They kept the bottoms of my feet toasty warm; but the tops and sides were still cold. So, it would depend on how well insulated upper part of your boots are. Richard P.-Ohio
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Yep. I got these for running, so the interior socks were soaked in sweat. So even though my feet did not get wet from the snow, they were wet from sweat and just as cold because the air and ground was cold. If you are not working out too hard, interior socks might add warmth. These socks are not warm like wool, just water proof. :)
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The boot is 15" high according to the BOGS web site. On me it sits just under the natural bend of your knee. Their website has additional information. I think you will love these boots for your trip but I would bring warm wool socks also. I have had BOGS on the farm for the past 6 years and my feet have never been cold although when it is below 25 degrees I wear wool socks. Now we just need them to make gloves :)