Insoles for sweaty feet

[bps23]

I have very sweaty feet and have gone on a never-ending journey to find ways to make them dry and warm. I'm going to try to Lowa leather lined Renegade boots next year and that got me thinking - everyone discusses socks, anti-perspirant, boots, etc., but it seems like nobody really pays close attention to the insoles.

I've used Superfeet green for a long time and really like them, but realized they're closed-cell foam and likely increase perspiration. I've come across a few different options that might be helpful - namely the Lathrop & Sons Non-Typical insoles. Does anyone have experience with these or any others that really help your feet from getting sweaty? Any others people can recommend? I'd obviously like them to provide some cushion/comfort, but this is primarily for whitetail hunting in the midwest. I don't need anything with crazy arch support or shock absorbance. Thanks

 

[LostArra]

I usually hate the factory insoles that come with most boots but the Meindl cork insoles are the exception.

Meindl Comfort Fit® Cork Insoles - Meindl USA https://share.google/bSd8gOcjuOSerMSLc

You might try Mitchum spray antiperspirant on those sweaty feet. It helps.

 

[bps23]

Thanks - I'll check those out. I used Certain Dri last year with decent results. It's just the mornings when you forget to apply it that suck. The other thing I did late season was get some Lenz socks and just swamp the feet. They're soaked but warm. Worked really well on a sit where it was single digits, but I was only out for 3-4 hours.