fall/winter cycle clothing

[tealtreak]

Tealtreak for the win. I do have Raynauds but as an avid outdoors person I usually can figure out what works. I have heaters in my ski boots but try to use them sparingly, usually when I'm working an accident scene and my toes are in the snow for long periods of time. I keep my fingers warm by fisting my hands while on the chair lift. I may be able to get a second set of footbeds for the battery packs I have. Sahalie has a thermal foot bed that's trimmable and supposedly works and I like the idea of the painters tape to cover the gaps in the soles of my shoes. I'm just going to keep trying until I figure it out. Lucky for me it's supposed to be in the 60's this weekend!!!! Ohio weather is so fickle!

Good luck figuring it out- but be safe trying- don't want to lose a digit!

[FlyingScot]

No I do not! I almost lost 4 toes from frostbite back in the late 70's and I don't care to repeat that.

[Celeste1013]

I was just browsing on line for cold weather gear. I'm in the market for a bike - but that's another thread. Great information! Thanks everyone.