Use antiperspirant spray on your feet and you will not sweat. Leather boots with boot covers and hand warmer inserted in the boot covers. Put one under your boots and one on toe of your boots in the boot covers and you will be to go.
I live and Hunt in Ontario Canada cold = Deer hunting up north .Been using the Artic Shields for years and they really 100 % work.Hothands in it even better
I have the older model A little thicker I carry them to stand Put a set of felt snowmobile liners inside them. One hand warmer wool socks. Take boots off. Put you feet inside Warm all day. Manatoba Maine New Brunswick
I have used hot Mocs (basically same thing) for years, they still surprise me every time I use them at how well the work, never thought to use the super warmers, I will definitely be doing that, thanks
You are on the right track! I hunted NE Michigan (freaking cold) and a long sit in a treestand can be brutal. I use the Crispi Wild Rock GTX+ (800 Gram) or early in the colder season the Alpha Burly 800 with Artic Sheild Covers and using the Darn Tough brand "Hunter" heavy sock with a Terramar thin wool liner (Amazon). The set up works great. Changed my life man LOL
I have used this same method for about 6 years. It helps if you tuck the hot hands in the laces at the toes then slide the boot into the arctic shields.
What temps are you experiencing? 40* and your feet are cold. If you can’t wiggle your toes in your boots, you’re doomed already. You need circulation. Stupid question, but What do you wear ice fishing? I hope you find a good all around solution.
Yes they are. I have two pair of the heavy ones and use them on my two week rut hunt in Missouri. I take them off and air them out after each hunt. They don’t stink what’s so ever.
My feet are always cold. I aslo have tries 1000 gram muck boots and my danner 1000 gram hunting boots they dont work. These work. I love these. I hunt western sometimes below zero. They run smaller then they say so get the next size up. Mine wont fit over my danner hunting boots so i chnage into smaller uninsulated hiking boots in stand then put these on. My fet stay warm. I only wish they would make the bottom rubber as the ones i have make noise when moving fet on stand. Side note about hand warmers. I had my mom make me a scarf out of camo felt type material with 3 pokets added 2 on sides of neck and one in rear. I put large hand warmers in there its amazing. All that blood flowing through neck gets warm and head and torso stay warm.
Awesome honest opinion ! I agree 100000000% If your toes are cold you can’t focus or enjoy hunting Absolutely the hardest thing to keep warm I don’t care if it looks stupid 😂 I’d wear them if they were pink also 😂
Good video, I need to get me some better socks! I am probably gonna need them with this snow coming in! I finally found a giant on a brand new permission property I got, he is a perfect 8 and huge body, I'm guessing him on the 50 mark maybe better! He has long beams and every tine is tall, bad thing is I don't know much at all about this farm and don't know how the deer really use it. I just got him on camera the 14th and I had him 3 out of the last 5 days now hitting a scrape and eating corn! I got footage of him licking a doe and guarding her, I probably just missed him breeding her! He locked down 1 day and came back at 730 Saturday night after I sat all day on the fringes of the farm. He pushed 4 does off the pile and they all disappeared for the night! I'm hoping he's a home body and not a traveler cause he the biggest buck is ever got on camera frame wise!
Well i've used the arctic shield for years, i wear lighter boots and leave them in my pack, when i get in my stand i put um on and they are great, you can even shove a warmer in them, also have coats n pants from them
Absolute game changer. I use the hot hands toe warmers that are triangular with a sticky side. I put them on the toe of my boot then slide them in the artic shield and I'm golden. Sucks carrying them, but i flatten them and use a bungee cord around my pack to strap them down.
I have the Cabelas ones, the only problem I have with them is they are so bulky, if you can stand carrying them in and out it is worth it because they are the only thing that has ever kept my feet warm since I have been hunting which has been a long time .
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Use antiperspirant spray on your feet and you will not sweat. Leather boots with boot covers and hand warmer inserted in the boot covers. Put one under your boots and one on toe of your boots in the boot covers and you will be to go.
I live and Hunt in Ontario Canada cold = Deer hunting up north .Been using the Artic Shields for years and they really 100 % work.Hothands in it even better
I use these with my Crispi Lapponia’s in Pa and they’re a game changer. Good content here!
I bought heated socks last year. They work good, but like you said feet sweat going in which is an issue. any updates on Mitch?
I have the older model
A little thicker
I carry them to stand
Put a set of felt snowmobile liners inside them. One hand warmer wool socks. Take boots off. Put you feet inside
Warm all day. Manatoba Maine New Brunswick
I use arctic shields too- I put some Stealth Strips on the bottom so it doesn’t make a lot of noise on my tree stand platform
@@paxtonjohanson8594 good idea! Thanks for watching
That's genius as my only complaint is how noisy they are on steel ladder stand.
I have used hot Mocs (basically same thing) for years, they still surprise me every time I use them at how well the work, never thought to use the super warmers, I will definitely be doing that, thanks
You are on the right track! I hunted NE Michigan (freaking cold) and a long sit in a treestand can be brutal. I use the Crispi Wild Rock GTX+ (800 Gram) or early in the colder season the Alpha Burly 800 with Artic Sheild Covers and using the Darn Tough brand "Hunter" heavy sock with a Terramar thin wool liner (Amazon). The set up works great. Changed my life man LOL
I have used this same method for about 6 years. It helps if you tuck the hot hands in the laces at the toes then slide the boot into the arctic shields.
What temps are you experiencing? 40* and your feet are cold. If you can’t wiggle your toes in your boots, you’re doomed already. You need circulation.
Stupid question, but What do you wear ice fishing?
I hope you find a good all around solution.
I just purchased Hollow alpaca sox. Still have 2 weeks of deer bow season and big cold front coming! will see
Think I’m about to order some to see if they’re are good as their adds say.
Yes they are. I have two pair of the heavy ones and use them on my two week rut hunt in Missouri. I take them off and air them out after each hunt. They don’t stink what’s so ever.
My feet are always cold. I aslo have tries 1000 gram muck boots and my danner 1000 gram hunting boots they dont work. These work. I love these. I hunt western sometimes below zero. They run smaller then they say so get the next size up. Mine wont fit over my danner hunting boots so i chnage into smaller uninsulated hiking boots in stand then put these on. My fet stay warm. I only wish they would make the bottom rubber as the ones i have make noise when moving fet on stand. Side note about hand warmers. I had my mom make me a scarf out of camo felt type material with 3 pokets added 2 on sides of neck and one in rear. I put large hand warmers in there its amazing. All that blood flowing through neck gets warm and head and torso stay warm.
Awesome honest opinion ! I agree 100000000%
If your toes are cold you can’t focus or enjoy hunting
Absolutely the hardest thing to keep warm
I don’t care if it looks stupid 😂 I’d wear them if they were pink also 😂
@@DroptineTrans lol thanks for watching bro
Good video, I need to get me some better socks! I am probably gonna need them with this snow coming in! I finally found a giant on a brand new permission property I got, he is a perfect 8 and huge body, I'm guessing him on the 50 mark maybe better! He has long beams and every tine is tall, bad thing is I don't know much at all about this farm and don't know how the deer really use it. I just got him on camera the 14th and I had him 3 out of the last 5 days now hitting a scrape and eating corn! I got footage of him licking a doe and guarding her, I probably just missed him breeding her! He locked down 1 day and came back at 730 Saturday night after I sat all day on the fringes of the farm. He pushed 4 does off the pile and they all disappeared for the night! I'm hoping he's a home body and not a traveler cause he the biggest buck is ever got on camera frame wise!
Well i've used the arctic shield for years, i wear lighter boots and leave them in my pack, when i get in my stand i put um on and they are great, you can even shove a warmer in them, also have coats n pants from them
I came across these two years ago and same as you why did it take me so long to find them
Absolute game changer. I use the hot hands toe warmers that are triangular with a sticky side. I put them on the toe of my boot then slide them in the artic shield and I'm golden. Sucks carrying them, but i flatten them and use a bungee cord around my pack to strap them down.
@@WallyMerc06 thanks for watching! I’ve started using those triangular ones also since I made the video!! Work great!
@Gaining_Elevation heck yeah man. Looks like the cold feet gang finally found a solution. Lol
Great video man thanks for all the good info
cabelas has had "boot blankets" for at least 20 years now. pretty much the same idea.
I have the Cabelas ones, the only problem I have with them is they are so bulky, if you can stand carrying them in and out it is worth it because they are the only thing that has ever kept my feet warm since I have been hunting which has been a long time .
Best thing ever. Feel same. Why didn't I purchase these 20 years ago
@@moljinar thanks for watching brother!!!
Why are rubber boots a death sentence in the mountains? I wear mucks and I hunt in the mountains.
Great information. My feet get cold too
Just wear merino wool or alpaca wool socks. Cotton socks suck.
Try the Army Mickie Mouse boot.
buy good winter boots big enough so you can wear 2 pairs of good wool socks. dry out every night when you come in.
Get away from all that rubber or plastic boots. I hunt using Salewa hikers with alpaca socks.
Thanks!
You are late into the game been using this over 10 years
Those are pure junk!...you need the boot Blanket
@@GeorgeFred-g3m thanks for watching
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