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I would like to hear what people have to say
 
I went all in this year after reading a thread on here ..went with the Lenz 6.0 sock and 1800 batteries , the app on my
phone can control the heat with lots of options ..I have not tried them yet I just got them , battery suppose to last
5.5-6.5 hours on high 9-11 hours on medium and 20 hours on low ...all day sits should be much easier for me
because cold toes was the only thing to get me to come down
 
I don’t have the heated socks but my wife bought me a heated base layer from VOLT. It seems well made. I will be taking it to Nebraska this weekend and Iowa in December.

Haven’t had the chance to use it here in Georgia.lol.

Volt has all kinds of heated garments. They’re pricey but I think all the reviews are 5 stars. Good luck OP
 
My thoughts are that they would increase sweaty feet. What I found that works best is a change of socks 3-4 hours in. I really never get cold feet much anymore. What I did was bought three different Lacrosse Alpha Burly Sport boots, non insulated, 1000gram, and 1500gram, then I bought three different marino wool socks, light, medium, and heavy. In a couple of years I was able to coordinate, depending on weather conditions, what combination to wear to reduce sweating and keep my feet warm. I did find allowing feet to get too warm and to sweaty was the worse. Also, a change of socks when my feet got sweaty fixed my cold feet problem. Now yeas later my feet hardly ever get cold. A problem I dealt with for over 30 years.
 
I have been using the ActionHeat 5v wool version with both 3000mah & 6000Mah packs. Work GREAT. They get very hot if I need the too. I wear them over Danner Vital 800 with no sweat issues and I walk 1000 yards on average to my spots.
-Only down side isthat they don't use bluetooth control (no bigy) and the connector to charge them is Mini-USB. They need to be USB-C or something like a 4.5mm jack.
 
Heated insoles. Because they are easier to use and have a remote controller so I can turn them on after my feet cool down form the walk in.
 
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