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I have used heated insoles in the UK – probably a different make –
supplied from a 12v battery. I needed to switch them on and off after a brief period until really high and cold, as they got quite hot. Even at very cold ambient I found that I only needed about a minute or two on at a time, then off for longer. I wear surgical boots, not easily replaced with commercial insulated footwear, so for extra insulation I made some over-boots out of false fur, which lace up. I put them on just before getting into the glider. It can be a bit too warm low down, but I usually soon get to an altitude where they are fine. I bought some heated socks once, but they only heated the toe area – I have bad circulation in one foot and need the whole foot to be warmed. The insoles do that. Chris N. |
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