In reply to Post #15
I've not experienced that, is that not about choice of socks though?
Anyway, I remember I used to have some kind of waterproof neoprene socks. I could just wear trainers and my feet kept warm, but when I would take them off, my feet were like prunes, like I had been in the bath for 2 days.
I've not experienced that, is that not about choice of socks though?
Anyway, I remember I used to have some kind of waterproof neoprene socks. I could just wear trainers and my feet kept warm, but when I would take them off, my feet were like prunes, like I had been in the bath for 2 days.
In reply to Post #16
Ive tried every season sock going from just a liner thru to 4season socks and then sealskins soxks (which are worse of the lot imo) .... all suffered the same fate ..... to be fair, it was the thicker or waterprrof socks that i found worse ... thinner socks held less moisture so were slightly better for me.
waterproof neoprene socks are the devil in disguise
Ive tried every season sock going from just a liner thru to 4season socks and then sealskins soxks (which are worse of the lot imo) .... all suffered the same fate ..... to be fair, it was the thicker or waterprrof socks that i found worse ... thinner socks held less moisture so were slightly better for me.
waterproof neoprene socks are the devil in disguise
In reply to Post #17
Just ordered some of these Snugpak tent boots
Got them for £42 - hoping they'll make the long winter nights even more comfortable without needing to get into the bag. I'll post back when ive had a chance to try them, but combined with a couple of foot warmers could be just the ticket for the bit between loosing the light and getting into the bag and not worrying about getting muddy boots all over my sleeping bag.
Not planning on wearing them outside, just keep them for in the bivvy
Just ordered some of these Snugpak tent boots
Got them for £42 - hoping they'll make the long winter nights even more comfortable without needing to get into the bag. I'll post back when ive had a chance to try them, but combined with a couple of foot warmers could be just the ticket for the bit between loosing the light and getting into the bag and not worrying about getting muddy boots all over my sleeping bag.
Not planning on wearing them outside, just keep them for in the bivvy
In reply to Post #18
I have some old carp-tech versions of the tent boots .... They are lovely with some foot warmers
I have some old carp-tech versions of the tent boots .... They are lovely with some foot warmers
In reply to Post #19
Anyone used the USB variants or are they just gimmick?
Anyone used the USB variants or are they just gimmick?