I have cold feet. What boots?

[kanedog]

I have constantly cold feet. It’s so bad that I dread cold sled days. Any suggestions for boots? Cost doesn’t matter, I need warm feet. I currently use battery powered soles but they don’t last all day. Any recommendations?
Cheers

 

[dooman92]

Boots

Kanedog, I also suffer with cold feet (and hands). Maybe you have tried them, but the best I've found thus far is the klim artic boot with 1200 Thinsilate. I tried the more compact klim snowbike and snowmobile boots but went back to arctics after cold feet. Fwiw.

 

[gonehuntnpowder]

I have the same problem. The fix for me was Cabela’s inferno boa boot. I got them a size too big and wear the thickest Klim sock. I have heard from others the klim radium is very warm also.

 

[wwracer]

Yeah, I had frostbite on my toes real bad as a kid, you live with the effects for the rest of your life for the most part. I went from an Adrenaline to the Ski Doo Tec boot, and I use Hothands toe warmers. Zero cold feet last winter. Great boot, but chuck the laces and replace with some rawhide ones ...

 

[slyrydr]

wife used to have cold feet...got her some cabelas' infernos and she hasn't complained since..

 

[donbrown]

BAFFIN PIVOT
REAR ENTRY BOA

• Eight layers of inner boot insulation with heat-reflecting insulation deliver -94F(-70C)-rated warmth and comfort
• Velvet-smooth Thermaplush lining wicks moisture away from your foot
• Carbon fiber 'leather' and ripstop nylon upper are strong and resilient to protect against impact during high-speed activities like sledding
• Convenient rear entry closes with quick and easy Boa lacing that provides on-the-fly adjustment and superior fit
• Articulated instep pleats allow comfortable flex without sacrificing warmth or support
• Ultralight BXT with microscopic gas-filled cells in midsole offers extraordinary warmth and support
• Strong rubber outsole integrated with superior arch support system provides grip, durability, and efficient, natural-feeling support