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  • Cold feet Q
  • slowoldgit
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    Does anyone know of insulated insoles that might help with a cold feet problem. I think the cleats are partly to blame, conducting heat away. Walking on snow was the last straw.

    IvanDobski
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    Somewhat coincidentally I’ve just been looking for some – maplin have one as per the below link but there seem to be loads on amazon.

    maplin cheapo heated insoles

    drapper
    Free Member

    I can highly recommend merino wool socks! Keep the feet toasty

    IanW
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    Overshoes?

    julzm
    Free Member

    Sealskins?

    NorthCountryBoy
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    hi slow what shoes are you using? I wear Northwave celcius boots in the winter. Very warm and the cleat hole doesnt go through the sole into the foot bed.

    cinnamon_girl
    Full Member

    Have you thought of wearing flats? Being able to move the feet around could help.

    Alternatively Sealskinz as mentioned above, the merino ones are good but you’d need your footwear to be a size larger.

    slowoldgit
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    Thanks all, I have some really nice Lake 255 winter boots which they don’t make any more. I need laces (odd-shaped feet*) and the boots have Vibram soles and pukka leather uppers so I’d like to stick with them. They are really good for those get off and walk moments. However there isn’t a lot of room for extra-thick socks.

    *I gave away the top Shim model with the rubber sleeve: far too tight.

    stevious
    Full Member

    A few friends swear by lining their shoes with aluminium foil around the toes & cleat. Worth a try?

    slowoldgit
    Free Member

    So, in case anyone else might need to know – I bought a pair of these

    http://www.mysmartbuy.com/p-1178-Heat-Reflecting-Thermal-Insoles.html#THE01

    which have three layers, felt, foam and shiney ally.

    Obviously I can’t really comment until the next ride (and push) in snow. And none of this is critical of the boots, it’s because the Beta Blockers I take reduce circulation in one’s hands and feet.

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