warm feet!

[Andy_Pagin]

The cold never gets to me, except my feet which really suffer after about an hour's riding at three degrees or less. For Christmas the mother in law got me a pair of Heat Holder tog rated socks. I tried them in the freezing fog on my commute today and actually arrived at work with comfortably warm feet. Totally recommend them.
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[mudcow007]

Woolie boolie socks are possibly the toastiest things i have ever put on my feet....

these

[Nobby the Bastard]

I make do (hahahahahahha) with heated insoles in my boots running off the 12v from my bike.
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[FergieinFranc...]

Ski socks for me......decent pair for £20...worth it for warm tootsies..
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[bikersupermot...]

100% wool socks from that tourist trap - the edinburgh woollen mill - reall wool will always keep you warm in a way that arcylic / polyester cant.
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[petechett]

just man up & wear flip flops bro

[stuartt]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BRITISH-ARMY-ISSUE-EXTREME-COLD-WEATHER-ARCTIC-SOCKS-SIZE-9-13-/111259985444

i always wear these socks , getting cold feet on the bike has never crossed my mind

there a bit expensive but well worth it .

i ride my bikes all year round in almost any weather , not once have my feet been cold

[andys675]

I saw those heat holder socks in matalan on Monday, I don't suffer from cold feet but did think they would be great on a bike.
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[Benno]

I once rode from Oxford to Reading at 2am in -4 Celsius, I had Tesco plastic bags over my boots and my feet were overheating. Try that!
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[Eddie Hitler]

Extra large condoms do the trick for me. And luckily I have them in abundance.

https://i.imgur.com/NziVI8L.jpg

[DrSnoosnoo]

Ive got some thermal socks with a tog rating of 2 or 3 or something. No cold feet for me, though they didnt get too cold anyway
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[-Matt-]

Never really noticed cold feet before to be honest. I do wear track-boots a lot of the time so maybe their shell and size keeps the cold out. Usually wear normal socks unless its near freezing then double up/wear ski-socks, whichevers not in the wash

[Shinigami]

don't really get cold feet unless it's hammering down and about 20 mins into journey my boots start letting water in
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[doggone]

I do find extra thick socks can make regular boots tighter and that's not always good.
It's helpful to have some wiggle room.

Would be tempted by those army sock but they are very white, after washing they never seem quite as good.

But I don't often need to ride when it's really cold.

[RhynoCZ]

Get a 90's superbike and ride it slow, the amount of heat coming out of it won't let you cold.
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[Doovy]

"tog? what the bloody hell is a tog!? I wasn't educated in the addition, multiplication and subtraction of togs.. give me something I understand!!"

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[Gorrilla.Man]

I don't get cold feet anymore with just wearing a decent pair of boots unless its below zero then I use oxford thermal socks...
Highly recommend them!

[DrDonnyBrago]

I find thermal plastic fibre socks to be the sweatiest things ever, and wool to itch like my feet have herpes.

On the odd occasion where I need to, I tend to layer up cotton sports socks.

[recman]

My feet are too far away from my brain for any feeling to register.

[Easter Bunny]

Try getting one of these....

https://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii284/mkbiker/db7094ea-b457-47b0-9b19-3d2db1c1f692_zpsfc6f2125.jpg


I suffer from 50% less cold feet and any socks you do buy last twice as long when you only wear one in a pair
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[chickenstrip]

I had the cold feet problem for some time, until I realised that my boots were a bit tight across the instep. Not so that they were really uncomfortable, but just too tight enough to restrict the blood flow a little. These were Sidi Black Rains. I now know that most Sidis are too tight for me. Never had the problem since I became more careful about fit. I also recommend Merino wool socks - very warm, even if they get wet. And of course there are always Sealskinz socks to stop getting wet feet in the first place.

[CBFcarl]

I dont tend to have a problem with cold feet, and I usually use my normal socks. If it is cold or wet outside (and if they are clean) I wear some motorbike socks that I got from Aldi last year, or the mother in law bought me some Moto GP bike socks for my birthday so I wore those the other day. They are like football socks but thicker.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/moto-gp-socks

Very nice, and I might buy some more soon.