redgreen

Get a set of Sorrel glaciers, put on a set of wool socks, and your feet will cook. I am guessing that those dress socks are nylon, which is also part of your problem.

muzzlestuffer

get some of those over the boot covers by artic shield they work i used to live and hunt in buffalo tested and proven!!

ojibwa

I have a pair of boot blankets that work well on cold days and as other have said make sure your boots are not too tight..

There are also several good electric foot warmers on the market now...

jrfrmn

My feet get cold after 3-4 hrs especially my big toes. I started using the fingers of wool gloves bought from a surplus store to slide over each toe. IT WORKS! This year in this freezing weather I am doubling up on them. I wear the heavy wool sock from gander mtn. I also place a foam cushion under my feet when sitting.

Valentine

A lot of newbies will be there this year; not there next year.

And a lot of them are doing their hunting sitting in a tree stand. A place like a frozen bridge. One that freezes first.

Hooter56

If my hands and feet are cold, I'm cold. Simple as that. I bought some electric socks, with Alpaca wool socks over them. Toasty. My local bow shop had some mitten-type fleece gloves, "Manzella"? The the mitten part folds back and is held by a magnet. Again, toasty.

MNDan

Cabela's Predator Extremes - your feet will never be cold again!

BTM

Agree! They work for me.

Oldtimr

I can't speak from experience as to how good they work, but Thermo Cell sells electric insoles that are wireless and supposed to last several years before the batteries go bad and they are remote control. https://www.google.com/search?source....0.55DqxBuVpQE

JaHog

For me, a pair of wool socks & some foot warmers do the trick. My father in law always complains about getting cold feed so I'm getting him Themacell Heated Insoles for Christmas. There $99 & generally the reviews I've seen have been pretty favorable.