Can you wear a neoprene sock (for extra warmth) with this boot? Is there room?
634907
There should be. I wore a pair of wool socks for warmth and comfort because I didn't have neoprene socks with me. My socks got wet, but my feet weren't as cold as they would have been without them on a very windy and cold canoe trip.
634908
I actually wear stocking foot fishing waders under these boots. The waders' neoprene foot material is probably about 3mm thick. I ordered the boots one size larger than my shoe size and there is plenty of room. Unless the sock you're thinking of is VERY thin, I would assume that they would not be comfortable unless you ordered the boots a size larger.
634909
The pair I bought were too small to start with I doubt I could wear a nylon dress sock under buy the next size up. The tread is stout enough to walk on barnacles so this is not a sock.
366106
Yes but if that's the intended purpose then buy a size bit bigger for bulky warm socks
1126783
Absolutely. They sell feet warmers that are flatter and shaped more like the toe and ball of your foot. It is much more comfortable in your shoe/boot. The hand warmer is smaller and will ball up a bit which does not give the entire top of the foot warmth. The foot warmer has adhesive on the bottom so it won't move around in your shoe. The hand warm of course doesn't. I only use the hand warmers for my feet if I run out of the foot ones. vice versa doesn't work.
1278747
Short answer: No. These socks are quite thick, and adding a 2nd pair of socks would mean that my boots would be too tight and would not fit. In supremely cold climates (you pick how cold), you need boots that are insulated, as well as warm thick socks. Adding more and more socks, in my experience, does not work - it's not like adding layers of jackets to your torso.
1961003
I would say no. I am on my feet all day and I wear support stockings with a short pair of crew socks over them and that solves the problem. By the way, when I bought Miracle socks on amazon, they were not near as tall on the calf as the ones I got from Walmart. I don't know why that is, but they were and I couldn't use them.
2275751
Most likely yes. My son who has a size 11 workboot had to cut them quite a bit for them to fit. It would be ok if they don't fit exactly. I would just center them and they should be fine. They aren't so thick that you're going to feel any difference or uneven feeling:). They work great, my two sons who work for the highway department in town here said they're great. One got his boots very wet and they dried smelling like mildew. He sprayed Lysol in them and then let them dry. He put the liners in and they fixed the odor problem. Saved him from buying new boots! Good luck:)
2083627
They might, but there are better choices. My experience with neoprene foot- and hand-wear is that they shouldn't be used when water-proofed leather or fabrics would do to keep you warm. Save the neoprene for submersion or nearly constantly wet conditions (and when it is not subject to much abrasion).
226488
Neoprene socks might be better. Foot pocket runs narrow so booties with soul might be a tight fit
2107661
Yes, I wear size six. There is a lot of room in the big toe, but it is not a problem.
450438
I would definitely not wear these in hiking boots. Your feet will sweat like you can't imagine then they will chill. I've worn neoprene gloves to work in very cold climates and the only time I didn't regret my decision was when I had to get my hands wet. The sweat ends up chilling my hands and the cold plus the chill makes things worse. Wicking liners and really nice thick wool based socks work best. I've augemented this with small heat packs and have been quite happy in -30F temps. I know they also make battery heated socks that work well.
389928
Yes. I wear with boots all the time. My boots have a 3 inch heel and are mid calf.
189123
I think it might be too small to fit over the aircast, especially if your husband has large feet. I wear a size 7 work boot and it fits over it very nicely with room to spare, but without knowing the size of the aircast boot I can't say for sure. The other issue is that the bootie will wear out quickly especially if a hard portion of the aircast rubs the bootie against the floor, which I think might be the case since you are trying to prevent damage to the floor. My best guess is that the bootie would not be a good choice. It wasn't designed for that purpose but does a great job of keeping dirt off the floor when you come inside, which was its intended purpose I think.
584485
I don't. They foot pockets are designed to fit your bare feet so boots would not work. They may have an open heel version that can be used with boots
871286
I used them in a wet (not frozen) environment and then had wool sock on under them...my feet got wet, really wet and cold but would have been colder without them.
2270463
I wear the same size as you and ordered 11. They fit fine and would have accommodated some fairly thick socks. I returned them due to the inside circumference of the boot being too large to tighten when my insulated jeans were inside and the exterior circumference being too large to allow wearing my jeans outside. The apparent quality was impressive and I've no doubt they would have kept my feet warm in any weather condition...the insulation was incredibly thick. I realize I've commented on more than the question you asked but the question you asked suggested, to me, you had not been able to try these on in person. Hope this is helpful. I wear the same size as you and ordered 11. They fit fine and would have accommodated some fairly thick socks. I returned them due to the inside circumference of the boot being too large to tighten when my insulated jeans were inside and the exterior circumference being too large to allow wearing my jeans outside. The apparent quality was impressive and I've no doubt they would have kept my feet warm in any weather condition...the insulation was incredibly thick. I realize I've commented on more than the question you asked but the question you asked suggested, to me, you had not been able... » Read More I wear the same size as you and ordered 11. They fit fine and would have accommodated some fairly thick socks. I returned them due to the inside circumference of the boot being too large to tighten when my insulated jeans were inside and the exterior circumference being too large to allow wearing my jeans outside. The apparent quality was impressive and I've no doubt they would have kept my feet warm in any weather condition...the insulation was incredibly thick. I realize I've commented on more than the question you asked but the question you asked suggested, to me, you had not been able to try these on in person. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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The boot is sitting in my garage right now....I can tell you, wearing a waterproof over this boot is likely not a good idea. The shape of it is not suitable for a rubber overshoe. I don't think a overshoe worn over this boot will be safe, or helpful to your recovery, as it will really jack your heel hight and gate in comparison to the other foot. That is even if you can get a size sixteen or eighteen rubber overshoe. The width is the real problem. Five inches? The outside measurements of this shoe are large!!! Get a Gor Tex sock and wear that, while letting the boot get wet. If you're doing dairy work, wear a garbage bag over it. Maybe some rest would be a better investment? You only have two ankles. Just my two sense, wanting to help you.
176781
I think it would depend on how large your calf is, because it would sit above the boot more than out would a shoe. Good luck.