“Toasty” is a relative term. As long as our feet are dry and not cold during the winter months we think we are doing really well. We are not a lumberjack but we do have a dog.
Walking the “ever peeing beast” three to four times a day in the rain and snow can prove a challenge on shoes and socks – and our patience.
What we really need is some tried and true tricks of the trade, people who are out in the weather and know their stuff.
We think lumberjacks probably are the right people to look to for advice on warm feet and socks! They are, after all, the ultimate outdoorsmen!
After the break go on to the next page and read eleven genius ways to keep your feet warm and – yes – toasty during cold weather!
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I worked Lumber Mills 43 years the last 18 I always wore ROCKY WATERPROOF INSULATED BOOTS IN THE WINTER TO ME BEST BOOT MADE
Raven Arnold
But I like freezing you with my toes
Bunny-Jean Daniels
Cotton is the enemy of warmth. Found out the hard way in Feb. in the Swan Valley of Montana. First day off, I headed to the army surplus in Kalispell and bought nearly every pair of wool socks they had along with polypropylene long underwear and rain pants. Loggers are for real!
Albie for your toes!
Any word on any sock that doesn’t see its heel wear through in two long hikes?