01-19-2016, 03:31 AM
I've got both the mid range and the Arctic Mucs. I love them, but even in the Arctic Mucs I tend to get cold toes sometimes, when not moving around. I also have a pair of minus 100 degree boots that are waterproof up to the top of the feet, and these are what I usually wear when ice fishing. But then again I have a good pair of snowshoes also, and was just wondering if anyone had tried them. When the feet get cold or wet, the fun is over! Maybe it's time to try the newer version of electric socks or heats inserts. Has anyone tried those? I'm really not a wuss. I'm out there all the time, but the older I get, the more I look for ways to stay comfortable.
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