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    Oct 2007
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    For what it's worth............I rode 20 miles today, in the process trying out new Sealskinz Chillblocker socks---the type that has a double layer of fleece inside. (Found 'em on eBay.) Wore them solo, without other socks or chem warmers, in Sidi Winter Freeze MTB shoes. 40-45F degrees today. To my delight, I was comfortably warm right up to the end.

    .....When I got home and took them off, the fleece lining was a little damp inside from sweat.....Overall, very pleased with them for cold weather riding. Obviously, they are NOT meant for temps above, say, 50---you would probably be wayyyy too warm from the triple layer.

    .....If I go out for a ride in temps in the 30 to 40F range, I would probably add a very thin wool liner sock for good measure, as long as doing so doesn't cramp circulation.
    Last edited by KathiCville; 01-13-2008 at 11:49 AM.
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