[TonyG]

I just ordered me some North Face winter boots I can wait to give them a try. But knowing how things go once I get them it will be nice until next winter.

[KenW]

EthanB wrote:

They’re not really construction boots but it’s hard to beat a pair of Sorels with removable liners for warm, dry feet.

When growing up we had boots something like that. Remove the liner at night to air out/dry.

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[ChadM]

I’ve worn Kamik boots for several years in the winter. I don’t wear them everyday, mostly really cold days or if there is snow/slush on the ground. They are nice boots, hold up well, and are extremely warm and comfortable.

http://www.kamik.com/b2c_us_en/men-boots-industrial/hunter2-17849.html

Chad

A Working Pro since 1993

Member since 12/07/2013

[DirtyWhiteBoy]

staker wrote:

native

Native to where?

[theamcguy]

Sorels still make boots with the removable liner? Those really work and keep your feet warm. I have been looking for those for a while.

Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC

[NJBuilder]

Simple. Plan for interior jobs. When that doesn’t work. Layers. Many many layers.

[DanSB]

NJBuilder wrote:

Simple. Plan for interior jobs. When that doesn’t work. Layers. Many many layers.

This ^

[utopia78]

I go with the multiple layers way also. Trick is to use different fitting shirts so you can still move after adding them all.

A Working Pro since 2004

[staker]

staker wrote:

native

Native to where?

North America (Indians)

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[utopia78]

Have to have a good pair of sunglasses also with all the glare off the snow. Hard to see when being blinded.

A Working Pro since 2004

[kswiss]

I like to wear tinted safety glasses

[DirtyWhiteBoy]

staker wrote:

staker wrote:

native

Native to where?

North America (Indians)

Oh are you from North America? But not native? I wonder how long you have to live there to be considered native?

[theamcguy]

NJBuilder wrote:

Simple. Plan for interior jobs. When that doesn’t work. Layers. Many many layers.

Good idea. LOL

Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC

[thedude306]

If you guys want warm feet, I would suggest looking to Baffins

http://www.baffin.com/polarseries-s/4.htm

Brad T
Self employed Pro since 2014!!

[theamcguy]

thedude306 wrote:

If you guys want warm feet, I would suggest looking to Baffins

http://www.baffin.com/polarseries-s/4.htm

Those are some serious boots. If I lived up north I would have a pair of those.

Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC

[staker]

Oh are you from North America? But not native? I wonder how long you have to live there to be considered native?

That’s a good question.

[ChadM]

thedude306 wrote:

If you guys want warm feet, I would suggest looking to Baffins

http://www.baffin.com/polarseries-s/4.htm

Those are some serious boots, i may have to try a pair when my Kamiks wear out.

Chad

A Working Pro since 1993

Member since 12/07/2013

[Warren6810]

I am able to keep my feet warm and cozy for a lot less than $200

[ChadM]

Warren6810 wrote:

I am able to keep my feet warm and cozy for a lot less than $200

Wow, I didn’t look at the price. The Polar series may be a bit of overkill for most situations…I looked around Baffin’s website some, these boots are pretty much the same style, specs, and price as the Kamik boots I have.

http://www.baffin.com/product-p/85620000.htm

Chad

A Working Pro since 1993

Member since 12/07/2013

[crotalusco]

Sorels used to be the best you could buy. They have lost something since they were bought up by columbia. My last set of boots were columbia, one winter and the soles cracked and soaked up water like a towel. No help from their customer service

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