Thanks for all the replies lads, going to go outdoors today to grab a pair 👍
In reply to Post #16
If you are going shopping get 2 pairs.
Was taught ages ago that changing socks regularly keeps your feet warm. Change every couple of hours new socks on , old in pockets and change them regularly. Never had cold feet since. Its the sweat and lack of breathing and wicking that cools your feet
If you are going shopping get 2 pairs.
Was taught ages ago that changing socks regularly keeps your feet warm. Change every couple of hours new socks on , old in pockets and change them regularly. Never had cold feet since. Its the sweat and lack of breathing and wicking that cools your feet
In reply to Post #16
Is it actually open ?
Is it actually open ?
In reply to Post #11
Bought some socks last winter recommended on here don't find them that warm tbh a lot of this clothing is made for people walking and moving around creating body heat carp fishing we are sitting around
Bought some socks last winter recommended on here don't find them that warm tbh a lot of this clothing is made for people walking and moving around creating body heat carp fishing we are sitting around
In reply to Post #18
Depending where he lives yes it is, mine is open was in there yesterday bud
Depending where he lives yes it is, mine is open was in there yesterday bud
In reply to Post #1
I suffer quite badly with cold feet, even in baffin boots with woolpower socks, the only thing that works for me are heated socks, less than £40 from amazon.
I suffer quite badly with cold feet, even in baffin boots with woolpower socks, the only thing that works for me are heated socks, less than £40 from amazon.
In reply to Post #21
Been fishing today and my feet froze with skeetex field boot and Bridgedale socks.
However, one guy on a Facebook page suggests woolen socks with silver thread, suggesting that the silver thread keeps heat in. So did a quick search online and came up with a website for raynauds disease which has these socks.
Anyone used the socks? Never heard of the disease. May get a pair to try.
Been fishing today and my feet froze with skeetex field boot and Bridgedale socks.
However, one guy on a Facebook page suggests woolen socks with silver thread, suggesting that the silver thread keeps heat in. So did a quick search online and came up with a website for raynauds disease which has these socks.
Anyone used the socks? Never heard of the disease. May get a pair to try.
In reply to Post #22
When all else fails these are brilliant, worth keeping a pack in your bag
HOT HANDS Foot Warmers 5 Pack
When all else fails these are brilliant, worth keeping a pack in your bag
HOT HANDS Foot Warmers 5 Pack
In reply to Post #1
I have been using heat holder socks for the last few years and work great for me.
I have been using heat holder socks for the last few years and work great for me.