boot and glove electric heaters
boot and glove electric heaters
I suffer from cold toes and hands. I have spent $100's of dollars on gloves, mittens, liners. Cannot keep my fingers warm below 20 degrees.
Do Hotronics electric insoles work for teleing. I see they also make a electric glove / liner. Anyone have any experience with these or something similar?
Do Hotronics electric insoles work for teleing. I see they also make a electric glove / liner. Anyone have any experience with these or something similar?
Re: boot and glove electric heaters
Really ?
About all I ever use is a wool liner in
this 20-dollar army/navy mitten shell, at least down to 10
degrees or so..colder than that I use a wool mitten
over the wool liner in the shell..Are you keeping plenty
of air space ? Tight gloves or mittens do not trap air /insulate..
Like i say, I can get a their wool mitten over my wool liner and then
put a shell like this over them and there's still a lot of space ..i
could even put a warmer pad in if i wanted to ski at -30 i guess..
the liner gloves..
Pic with mittens
Glove-mitten-liner ..i oil the leather part of the liner and spray the remainder with
a water seal..
About all I ever use is a wool liner in
this 20-dollar army/navy mitten shell, at least down to 10
degrees or so..colder than that I use a wool mitten
over the wool liner in the shell..Are you keeping plenty
of air space ? Tight gloves or mittens do not trap air /insulate..
Like i say, I can get a their wool mitten over my wool liner and then
put a shell like this over them and there's still a lot of space ..i
could even put a warmer pad in if i wanted to ski at -30 i guess..
the liner gloves..
Pic with mittens
Glove-mitten-liner ..i oil the leather part of the liner and spray the remainder with
a water seal..
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Re: boot and glove electric heaters
I should also state that it is more of a circulation issue, combined with low blood pressure from being too healthy .
Re: boot and glove electric heaters
Try taking waxless skis and climbing around for warmups..
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Re: boot and glove electric heaters
It's probably the first thing you did, but have you tried baby powder? It can make a big difference...
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Re: boot and glove electric heaters
I have tried baby powder and anti deodorants to keep the moisture down.
Mostly wanting to know more about others experience with electric heaters.
Mostly wanting to know more about others experience with electric heaters.