Has anyone tried these socks? I have seen the ad on Tv quite a bit. I have problems with feet getting cold. Got them frost bit about 60 years ago and problems ever since.

Garry-

I'll bet they dont work better than any other socks, I dont trust anything on TV

Never tried them but really like Smartwool socks. Very comfortable and very warm.

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I imagine that 35 below socks will only work well when worn inside 35 below boots.

I got a pair of Baffins for xmas last year there rated for 195 below i think for bow hunting/ coyote hunting/ ice fishing static there good for 90 below and wear good wool socks never have to worry about cold feet anymore warm feet happy feet
I am very happy with them

Doug, they really work that good? Been looking for some new cold weather boots. Always battle cold feet, tried socks, heated insoles, toe warmers, boot covers, nothing seems to work for me.

they don't get very good reviews on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/35-Below-Soc...p;adgrpid=77882810149&th=1&psc=1



these are what I use https://www.amazon.com/FoxRiver-Outlander-Mid-Calf-Olive-Large/dp/B00CSJ1XX4/ref=sr_1_10?crid=15C5G16VX0VJW&dchild=1&keywords=fox%2Briver%2Bsocks%2Bmen&qid=1577844292&sprefix=fox%2Briver%2Bsock%2Cfashion%2C184&sr=8-10&th=1&psc=1

I have had better socks yet but for every day wear I use these I get them at Fleet Farm for 6.99 a pair but I have had some pairs 5 years or more they are starting to get thread bare in spots , but I wear them all year round because they do a good job of moisture management. my feet sweat it seems all the time so moisture is a big part of my feet getting cold.

Fox river has higher percentage wool also but 2 pair of these and insulated boots do a nice job and don't break the bank

2 pair and my rubber boots are nice for when it is wet out.

merino wool is great but 20 dollars for a pair of socks it is a lot for every day wear.

keeping your legs warm is also very important and many people forget about it. I wear these https://www.farmandfleet.com/products/g-10815-work-n-sport-ecwcs-poly-fleece-drawer.html
with work boots (not insulated steel toe) and the fox river socks and overalls , the matching top to these long underwear , a t-shirt and a sweat shirt I can cut wood outside all day at in the teens and 20s with not much wind if it is windy or single digits I need to add another layer with a coat.
I gave up on cutting wood below zero my log splitter doesn't wants to work and everything is a fight. I stay home a burn wood those days

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I've been wearing Ingenious socks by Wigwam for years. Not Smartwool brand but same basic design; Merino wool outer with Olefin liner built in. I've been very happy with them.

Or decent pac boots with shaker toe warmers added

Well, I guess I got my question answered and even if only $20.00 * shipping.... not worth my dollars to try them. I figured as much hype they were being given, it was to good to be true. Thanks for all of your opinions and thank you GreenCountyPete for the Amazon link. Some of the negative reviews were exactly the same problems I have. I guess you can't beat a good old pair of mukluks.

Garry-

Idk, the -30° gloves are crap, hurt my fingers at 20°

I bought some 35 below socks on eBay for like $7 for 3 pair last year I’m not sure if they are any better or not

nodak yes I think they do I wore sorrels for years but they have went down hill in quality imo so started looking for a better boot think I found them kind of pricey but don't mind paying the price if there worth it which so far there are worth it going to get another pair soon
just to have them they are made in Canada

Bunny boots rule for warm feet !!!
Dennis

secret is to pee just a little bit every half hour.

X2 If its cold out they are the way to go.

Rather than more or different sox, I'd suggest trying a boot that is a half size (at least) larger than normal

A wool , wool blend sock, is a....sock, there ain't no magic in them.

Thin wool liner, med. wool outer, in a larger boot, with a felt insole is about as good as it gets.
Felt liners are also nice but you have to watch out for sweating too much in them.

I’ve been told this many times. Have a source for them? I can’t seem to find em anywhere.