cold weather boots

[Tupp]

What brand socks are you using?

Amazon.com

Here’s the ones I was using. Used them last week for a 3 day hunt, temps ranged from 21-46. Never had an issue with my feet being cold. Used them in Oklahoma last year as well for the late season and also was fine.

 

[Jpsmith1]

Thanks my longest walk is usally 100-200 yards or so i dont think my feet will sweat.

You might be really surprised. A wool sock and an insulated boot makes for sweaty feets.

Being a cold blooded northern guy, 30 degrees ain't that cold but I'd consider packing in dry socks and changing as soon as I get to the stand.

Boot blankets as others have mentioned are awesome and a small foam butt pad as a standing pad to insulate the bottoms of your feet is great.

Another thing is how tight that boot is. I know you mention slip ons but if you're really snug in that boot, you're gonna have problems

 

[J_Fish]

Boot covers have worked better for me than any socks or boot insulation.

 

[huntsd]

are these the boot covers you guys are talking about?

Arctic Shield Men's Insulated Boot Cover Realtree APX Medium

With Arctic Shield's Retain heat retention technology, these Boot Insulators help you stay out longer in your tree stand or blind. Retain technology is...

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[J_Fish]

are these the boot covers you guys are talking about?

Arctic Shield Men's Insulated Boot Cover Realtree APX Medium

With Arctic Shield's Retain heat retention technology, these Boot Insulators help you stay out longer in your tree stand or blind. Retain technology is...

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Those are the ones I use

 

[JasonT]

Yes, put them on once you reach your stand and throw a hot hand in each

 

[Jpsmith1]

are these the boot covers you guys are talking about?

Arctic Shield Men's Insulated Boot Cover Realtree APX Medium

With Arctic Shield's Retain heat retention technology, these Boot Insulators help you stay out longer in your tree stand or blind. Retain technology is...

ads.midwayusa.com

Yep. I rarely use hot hands but they help

 

[Wildone]

Buddy of mine in Alaska uses a foot antiperspirant called Carpe during hunting season. He figures that if he can stop his feet from sweating in the first place that he won’t have cold feet. Can’t say I’ve tried it but it sounds like it could have some merit.