Heated socks

As anyone on here tryed heated socks or insoles to keep your feet warm.

No bt i have a pair of tfg thermal camo sock and they keep ya feet toasty

ive used theese for the last couple of seasons and there fantastic for me keep my toes nice and warm
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HEAT-HOLDERS-Knee-Length-Ultimate-Thermal-Sock-UK-size-6-11-EUR-39-45-/260910949328?pt=UK_Men_s_Socks&var=&hash=item8266b179d0

all you need is a pair of Skeetex snow boots. ive had these for years and never once suffered with cold feet / toes, even when fishing from a boat (where you obviously cant move around much ) in a snow blizzard and minus 7 !! absolutely brilliant they are.

bit weird to look at as they fit either foot. fleecy lined. go get some buddy, you wont be disappointed !

come on lads heated socks..... we fish in flip flops in cheshire were proper pikers l.o.l

Summat like these do ya?

http://www.total-fishing-tackle.com/tf-gear-hardwear-battery-heated-fleece-socks?cPath=1127_1128&

Lefty wrote:Summat like these do ya?

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"As anyone on here tryed heated socks or insoles to keep your feet warm."

Wuss

I wear my missus`s tights, sometimes add her mini skirt to add to the feeling

I know people take the puss about using heated socks/gloves etc, but not everybody has built in central heating.

The first thing on me to feel the cold is my hands and they go a light purple colour and start stiffening up at the slightest hint of cold unless I try to keep them warm. Having my hands in my pockets doesn't always work so I have to resort to gloves. I've been wearing gloves at work for the past few weeks and I work indoors

On my feet I wear 2 pairs of socks when out fishing in Winter and would love a pair of heated socks but can't justify the price when I already have a way to keep my feet warm by wearing a couple of pairs of wool socks and a pair of Regatta hiking boots. I should imagine the batteries would run out at the very worst possible time. Well, for me they would

Oh BTW, making insoles out of carpet is a good way of helping keep your feet warm. Tip courtesy of Andy Macfarlane.

Lefty wrote:I know people take the puss about using heated socks/gloves etc, but not everybody has built in central heating.

The first thing on me to feel the cold is my hands and they go a light purple colour and start stiffening up at the slightest hint of cold unless I try to keep them warm. Having my hands in my pockets doesn't always work so I have to resort to gloves. I've been wearing gloves at work for the past few weeks and I work indoors

On my feet I wear 2 pairs of socks when out fishing in Winter and would love a pair of heated socks but can't justify the price when I already have a way to keep my feet warm by wearing a couple of pairs of wool socks and a pair of Regatta hiking boots. I should imagine the batteries would run out at the very worst possible time. Well, for me they would

Oh BTW, making insoles out of carpet is a good way of helping keep your feet warm. Tip courtesy of Andy Macfarlane.

shagpile or the felt back type

bloody grippers must hurt and do you know a miniture carpet fitter ?

kell wrote:bloody grippers must hurt and do you know a miniture carpet fitter ?

lol lol lol lol lol

I've used smartwool extra heavy mountaineering socks for a few years and also Simms wading socks which are just about the same but have now also bought a pair of skeetex essex boots after hearing nothing but good reports about them.

Cheers

Stuart

JET petrol stations are doing some proper thermal socks at the minute for 3 or 4 quid. They are different lengths for boots upto knee length welly jobs.