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  1. #1
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    I wear the thin (white lined) Seal Skin Socks. They really do cut the wind and are water resistant.

  2. #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Stoker View Post
    I wear the thin (white lined) Seal Skin Socks. They really do cut the wind and are water resistant.
    What temps are they useful for? I'd like to be able to ride my road bike maybe as cold as freezing. Much colder than that and the roads are likely to be slushy and require my CX or mtn. bikes (and the warmer shoes that go with those SPD pedals).
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  3. #3
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    I bought toe covers for my Mavic mtb shoes which I wear on the road with Frog cleats and had to cut a larger hole in the bottom to accommodate the larger cleat. I haven't tried them riding yet, but also have a handful of chemical toe warmers.

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    I use the chemical toe warmers, when it gets below 42 or so, definitely below 40, as well as booties, and wool socks. Nothing worse than cold feet. If I am wearing my PI winter boots. then just the wool socks and sometimes the chemical warmers.
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  5. #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crankin View Post
    I use the chemical toe warmers, when it gets below 42 or so, definitely below 40, as well as booties, and wool socks. Nothing worse than cold feet. If I am wearing my PI winter boots. then just the wool socks and sometimes the chemical warmers.
    Crankin, how cold can you go with the booties/wool/chemical warmer combination? I know our bodies are all different, just curious. I am hoping the toe covers will help me with the high 40's, last spring my feet would be freezing at 48 degrees...

  6. #6
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    My Seal Skins are pretty warm, have worn them at 0 degrees C (and that's the coldest temperature I will ride!) and my feet are nice and happy. Wish however there is something that could keep my nose warm that doesn't make you look like a bank robber!

  7. #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Stoker View Post
    My Seal Skins are pretty warm, have worn them at 0 degrees C (and that's the coldest temperature I will ride!) and my feet are nice and happy. Wish however there is something that could keep my nose warm that doesn't make you look like a bank robber!
    I found them on Amazon...$50 socks The description also said they have three layers, so they would likely be too thick for my Mavic shoes - I get foot numbness if my socks are too thick... It will need to be wool socks and chemical warmers

 

 

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