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When it is cold out I wear my Sorels and they keep my feet warm in the coldest temps. They are not water proof though and if you are in Slush/overflow, than you may get wet feet. The white Bunny boots are the most popular up this way wether it is ice fishing or working on the slope they will keep your feet warm and dry.
Let me ask you a question Homewrecker before I offer you an opinion! What kind of sock's are you wearing before you head out into the cold? You could have on the world's finest waterproof boot's and if you aren't wearing the right kind of sock's, your feet are still going to get cold! Never, ever wear cotton sock's next to your skin! They will make your feet sweat even more! Get yourself a pair of good wicking sock's. Or just put on a pair of ordinary nylon dress sock's next to your skin. Then put on a pair of Smartwool sock's! You can find them here: www.Smartwool.com No doubt at all in my mind that you will feel a world of difference! I have a pair of Irish Setter's with 2000 gram's if Thinsulate and I love them! My feet never get wet and they stay warm and never sweat! DIRTBALL2
i love my bunny boots, but the point about wet feet was how I used to feel until I found liners made for them. These liners are called Bama Socks, and are awesome for any waterproof type boot. I use these in my extra-tuffs all summer and then switch them to the bunny boots in winter. Feet are always dry and warm. Check them out, they are totally worth the money.
White Bata Bunny boots work good at keeping my feet warm. I wear heavy wool socks with them, just to wick the sweat away. I may have to try them Bama socks.
I've been using Neos overboots out on the ice. It is what we use up on the slope and they are very proven. I've worn them out in -50 fahrenheit and colder. A little more bulky (although light) but the nice parts are I can wear a pair of sneakers and light socks inside, they have traction spikes, 100% waterproof up to mid shin and the chances of stepping in an ice hole are very slim with the amount of surface area on the bottom.
They sound like what I am looking for. I have always bough good insulated boots, however my problem is my feet get warm, then sweat, then get cold. Have you experienced any of that using them.Thanks,Ted