Thermacell heated insoles?

Ricer2231

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• Nov 2, 2012

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Has anybody used these yet? I am thinking pretty seriously about ordering a pair because I have such a hard time keeping my feet warm in the stand. If anyone has used these please chime in and let me know what ya think of them. Thanks in advance.
Here is a link. www.thermacell.com/heated-insoles

 

Outdoorsfellar

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• Nov 2, 2012

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I don't have this particular item, but I do have the heated insoles just like the hand warmers you open up & shake.They stay warm for 9 hours I guess. You can get a pair for a couple of bucks at Wally World & such. I'm saving them for when I'm in my stand... which should be tomorrow, instead of using my ground blind.

 

Diane

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• Nov 2, 2012

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Muck Boots! My feet stay nice and warm now! I got the artic-something-or-other than is good to like -40 degrees. I love 'em!

 

Beentown

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• Nov 2, 2012

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I wear light boots all year and use Toasti Toes when on stand. If I wear heavy boots my feet will surely sweat. Just put them on once in the stand.

 

Quantum673

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• Nov 2, 2012

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I was looking at the ThermoCell heated insoles until I saw the price. $129.99 That scared me away.
Guess I will stick with the disposable heated insoles by Hot Hands (or whoever it is).

 

Ricer2231

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• Nov 2, 2012

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Quantum673 said:

I was looking at the ThermoCell heated insoles until I saw the price. $129.99 That scared me away.
Guess I will stick with the disposable heated insoles by Hot Hands (or whoever it is).

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Yea I know they're not cheap but it would be worth it to keep my feet warm. I hate it when my feet get cold. As far as the Muck boots go, I just bought a new pair of the woody elites and I haven't gotten a chance to wear them when it's been below 40 degrees yet. I am going to the stand in the morning and it is supposed to be in the low 30s here so I will see how the Mucks do with just a heavy pair of socks. Hopefully they will keep my feet warm without having to buy the thermacells but if they don't it looks like I will be biting the bullet for a pair of insoles.

 

Outdoorsfellar

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• Nov 6, 2012

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Well, I got around to using the heated insoles yesterday morning. I didn't feel any difference. When I took my boots off later, the heaters were barely warm. I was wearing two pairs of socks, so I dunno. Not that the stand was frosty, but I'm a big puss when it comes to getting cold. When you're as tall as I, the blood freezes up before it gets to my feet I think. Just the same, I did go out to Buckeye Outdoors & buy a pair of Mucks Tooday. I've been wanting to do that for years. I also stop at the " Crossroads " for their noon buffett, which sucked. Stick with the menu.

 

xbowguy

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• Nov 6, 2012

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Order a pair of the Lifetime Socks from Bass Pro. I had my doubts at $10.00 a pair, but soon after using them, Diane and I now have like 3 or 4 pairs each. If you ever wear a hole in them, just take them back for a new pair. They're thick enough, Diane wears them for slippers a lot.

 

Outdoorsfellar

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• Nov 6, 2012

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Thanks for the info Rick, I'm gonna order a few pairs.

 

Ricer2231

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• Nov 7, 2012

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xbowguy said:

Order a pair of the Lifetime Socks from Bass Pro. I had my doubts at $10.00 a pair, but soon after using them, Diane and I now have like 3 or 4 pairs each. If you ever wear a hole in them, just take them back for a new pair. They're thick enough, Diane wears them for slippers a lot.

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Thanks for the advice I think I may just have to try them. I just can't bring myself to pull the trigger in a $120.00 pair of insoles. As far as the Muck boots go this is my first cold morning in the stand with them and they are actually doing pretty good. Just a little cold. And as far as an in the tree update goes I have seen two little bucks cruising so far.

 

xbowguy

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• Nov 7, 2012

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Ricer2231 said:

Thanks for the advice I think I may just have to try them. I just can't bring myself to pull the trigger in a $120.00 pair of insoles. As far as the Muck boots go this is my first cold morning in the stand with them and they are actually doing pretty good. Just a little cold. And as far as an in the tree update goes I have seen two little bucks cruising so far.

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If you try the socks with the Artic Muck Boots...... I would be extremely suprised if your feet got cold. I do understand....Heck, if your feet are cold, then your cold all over!

 

epe

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• Nov 7, 2012

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The best thing I found out waterfowl hunting. Buy a can of antiperspirant deodorant aerosol spray. Spray your feet really good with it. It will keep them from sweating which is bad...