3m thinsulate insoles

[7.62x39]

Just wondered if anyone has tried these....i just got s pair of cabelas inferno 2000's and have seen some reviews of peoples toes getting cold....was thinking about use'n them as added protection

[hardwater diehard]

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I bought a pair last year ...worked great in my Baffin Crossfires ...with the below normal temperatures we experienced in my area. I also added a Felt liner to the boot as well.

[7.62x39]

I think im gonna give them a shot

[Dan J]

Best thing and cheapest, take out the foot liners and trace it out on a piece of Reflectix insulation. Cut it to fit and put it under your insert. It really makes a difference in my Muck Arctic Pro's.

[7.62x39]

That's a good idea

[delta9]

Best thing and cheapest, take out the foot liners and trace it out on a piece of Reflectix insulation. Cut it to fit and put it under your insert. It really makes a difference in my Muck Arctic Pro's.

I have to try that, my lacrosse outdoorsmen's still have a couple good years left, just ain't what they used to be.

[3300]

The "Dan J Insoles"!
sounds great.
thanks for the share!

[fish-kabob]

got a pair of these at walmart by me for 6.00 dollars  they seem to keep my feet warm any ways here is a link to some at spg.com they only fit up to a 12/13 shoe barely fit my 13's

 http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/little-hotties-thermal-insoles?a=1772425

[7.62x39]

Just picked up a pair of the "little hotties" at walmart this morning....they are in the boot section for $6....seem to be good quality and a definate upgrade from plain insoles

[fish-kabob]

cant go wrong there glad you found them!