Posted by tomturkey on January 02, 2018 at 04:19:05 from (66.211.9.225):
In Reply to: for the Brain Trust posted by The tractor vet on January 01, 2018 at 21:57:04:
I too have finger and toes problems with the cold. I've used polypropylene socks covered by the best wool sock money could buy but if I'm not moving, a lot, my toes are going to get cold. The use of toe warmers has helped tremendously increase my time in the cold. Wearing MUCKS or BOGGS has helped also. Fingers are worse. Even with the use of hand warmers in my gloves my fingers are like yours Rick ice cold little clubs. Hunting is particularly bad cause your hand is wrapped around the cold gun and not flexing much. My wife won't let me near her when I come in from the cold, she knows I'm gonna try to warm my hands on her warm parts. lol. I think just maybe mine maybe the result of hands and feet getting very cold when sledding as a kid. No frostbite or damaged skin as I remember just very very cold. In my case, a pair of brown jersey covered by a leather work glove works as well as the best wells Lamont sold. So, guess we're in the same cold boat. gobble
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