Thread: Cold feet

I have a pr of the low cut Muck boots that I like.

Originally Posted by rockmike

I have a pr of the low cut Muck boots that I like.

I checked at Walmarts today and I saw a pair of nice waterproof---light weight---high top---lace up camouflage boots--1 pr. was 50 bucks and the other was 75 bucks.
Plain old work boots come in a insulated style--mine was steel toe but I guess they have them without steel toes.
There was a military style boot with the screen on the side--camouflaged---keeps your feet from sweating--this is a must or you will get cold feet.
There is a ankle high snicker that is insulated also--I had a pair I used to work in with steel toes--a rule of thumb I like to include when getting footwear is to make sure I can kick them off in a hurry if I need to

I have a pair of Muck shoes that are very warm.

Hard to go wrong with muck boots or shoes. Easy on and off and keep my feet warm and dry.

I hate to give the price for the muck shoes, but I guess it depends on if you want to ruin a trip to the lake by having cold feet or not. I would want something I could kick off in case of an accident.

im sure you have heard of hand warmers that hunters use....they also make a shoe inerst that will cover the entire bottom of your shoe or boot....mite give those a try in your favorite shoe and see if that doesn't keep your feet warm...i have not tried them yet myself