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Yep, look for boot blankets. My feet get cold no matter what. I wear the right, top of the line sock combos with well insulated boots a size too big and they still get cold. So what I do when the chill really sets in is to pull the blankets over my boots with a handwarmer dropped into each for good measure. I've sat all day that way with no problem.

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TruthWalleyes Grand Master

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I have two kinds. You can have them both for FREE.

The REALLY big ones, and then thinner ones that you can actually pack with you. Largest size. Just PM me, i'm in Owatonna and will be heading to SE MN in two weeks for deer hunting.

Once i got good boots, the need for boot blankets went out the door.

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Bought some of the huge liner overboot things at a garage sale about 10 years back, in fact, scored 2 pairs for a couple bucks a pair. They are a lifesaver for the kids. I slap them over their boots, put a heat pack in the overboots and anyone can tolerate some serious cold in them. I use them myself during muzzleloader season in Cook, Mn. during -30 stretches, with no problem. They work, get some, regardless of price. They are a bit large and cumbersome, but so are some of the people in my hunting party, and i put up with them!

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I have a pair, they are called boot buddies. I thought they sounded great, my inlaws use them. I used them once & wasn't sure they were worth the hassle, but I may use them for my daughter this year.

Once I got my Lacrosse Ice Kings my feet rarely get very cold. They're expensive, but they're the best pack boots I've ever owned by a LONG ways.

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Once I got my Lacrosse Ice Kings my feet rarely get very cold. They're expensive, but they're the best pack boots I've ever owned by a LONG ways.

+1 Love my Ice Kings.

I also have a set of the boot blankets, they work well, keeps your feet warm, light enough to pack easily. The one caution is that they are very slippery, especially if there is any kind of frost or snow on your stand. Since I got my Ice Kings they ride around in my emergency warm clothes kit in the car.

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Got ice kings yesterday, they are homely like 70's style wise, barbed wire claimed my all time favorites Sorel Dominators, haven't had cold feet in 30 years. My cabelas model top of the line lasted 2 years and fell apart like they were made in another country, that's right they were lol.

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TruthWalleyes Grand Master

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Mine are still free if anyone wants them.

Largest size sold - whatever that is. They will fit over a non-bulky size 15 shoe and probably a winter boot size 13-14. I know i can't get them over any of my actual hunting boots which are all 15 or 16's.

Owatonna.

I don't want' em.

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Like new condition. Worn 2-3 times MAX.

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