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Thermacell insoles

Skillbil

Skillbil

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Does anyone Have any experience with these or another brand? Do they work? Are they worth the price? How many uses have you got out of them?


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I bought em, used a couple times and returned them. They didnt work, and if your feet sweat they still get just as cold.
 
I have the flexible insole type and the rigid red insoles. They don’t get as hot as the instant toe warmers, but they do stay “warm” for quite a while. Couple of quirks with them. Medium weight socks are the heaviest you want to go, otherwise you can’t feel the heat through thick or multiple layered socks. Also, the key to comfort is turning them on before your feet get cold because they don’t produce enough heat to compensate for “frozen” feet. I have found they aren’t for my hunting adventures. I have very high arches and while standing on WE stepps for a platform, the insoles are rather unforgiving. I use them for winter time fishing and when I have gone waterfowling. More sedentary endeavors compared to my hunting approach. Hope this helps.
 
They put out a little heat. Just enough to mock the chill off. The will not dry your feet or make them feel like you have them next to a fire.
For the price I use the hot hands insoles I think they work just as good.


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Personally I love them. They do NOT get hot. Or even warm. They basically keep ur feet what I call neutral. Like wearing em on a 60° day when it’s 20°. That’s my experience anyway. I have two pairs. The ones with removable batteries and the “old” red ones.


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