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distortion9
12-31-2006, 05:11 PM
No, HOT fucking socks. I HATE the fucking winter and my hands and feet are always fucking cold.

Any ideas? I don't want batteries and shit or those fucking heat pads that need to be replaced. I have wool fucking socks but they don't do fucking shit...they're just a wool barrier between my cold fucking feet and my cold fucking shoes.

FUCK!

sknight
12-31-2006, 05:12 PM
Go to EMS and find something there. They have lots of good options.

You can also get someone to suck your toes while fucking.

Darth Mode
12-31-2006, 05:15 PM
No, HOT fucking socks. I HATE the fucking winter and my hands and feet are always fucking cold.

Any ideas? I don't want batteries and shit or those fucking heat pads that need to be replaced. I have wool fucking socks but they don't do fucking shit...they're just a wool barrier between my cold fucking feet and my cold fucking shoes.

FUCK!
Move to Miami.

NoSurviivors
12-31-2006, 05:16 PM
acorn socks. fleece. toasty.

that & the wool ones of course.

why are you asking a message board?? Is there some kind of catch or trap?

distortion9
12-31-2006, 05:22 PM
EMS

?

sknight
12-31-2006, 05:26 PM
Eastern Mountain Sports. One by the Smithhaven mall and one near Roosevelt field. It's mostly technical type of stuff, so it might be thin, but provide lots of insulation. prices are decent out there, too.

You can order online and get it in store.

distortion9
12-31-2006, 05:51 PM
Sweet, thank's man.

Beeman99
12-31-2006, 06:00 PM
Mark's Work Wearhouse up here carries some great winter socks. They are thick cotton that are made by Kodiak as well as other companies. If all else fails, buy Helly Hanson

THE FEZ MAN
12-31-2006, 06:03 PM
cabela's merlino wool. not itchy at all and warm as hell. also maby your shoes are too small. if you cant easely wiggle your toes in your boots your boots are too tight, get smaller socks or bigger boots. for years i had cold wet feet, now i pay big bucks for sox and boots

Beeman99
12-31-2006, 06:08 PM
cabela's merlino wool. not itchy at all and warm as hell. also maby your shoes are too small. if you cant easely wiggle your toes in your boots your boots are too tight, get smaller socks or bigger boots. for years i had cold wet feet, now i pay big bucks for sox and boots

my socks are close to $10 a pair, and I usually buy a new pair of Sorel boots every three years, and that's another $200. But if it keeps me warm, I don't care what it costs. For me it's not the cold that bothers me, it's the wind that comes when it's cold up here. Nothing to get -30 with a windchill of -50

THE FEZ MAN
12-31-2006, 06:22 PM
now were talking, it dosent get quite that cold here but i know your pain. my last pair of boots cost me a bout 125 and those socks are around 10 a pair also, i have one pair of fleece socks that i cant ware because they make my feet sweat

distortion9
12-31-2006, 06:25 PM
cabela's merlino wool. not itchy at all and warm as hell. also maby your shoes are too small. if you cant easely wiggle your toes in your boots your boots are too tight, get smaller socks or bigger boots. for years i had cold wet feet, now i pay big bucks for sox and boots

I was just looking at those online, they're good? I bought a few pairs of socks last year that were supposed to be the shit and they were nothing special. My shoes fit fine, I think I have bad circulation in my hands and feet.

I might have to buy some gay assed "powered" shits that actually PRODUCE heat.

off topic...did you pick up a 1911 yet? I'm gonna go price a Kimber Pro Carry this week.

distortion9
12-31-2006, 06:27 PM
i have one pair of fleece socks that i cant ware because they make my feet sweat

I want sweating feet...fleece it is.

snail trails
12-31-2006, 06:30 PM
any sporting goods or hunting store should have some thinsulate type of socks.

cabelas, bass pro shop. etc around here anyways.

tar_baby
12-31-2006, 06:32 PM
http://www.benmeadows.com/store/Clothing_and_Footwear/Boots/Socks/+-17257/12195/

Jef Leppard
12-31-2006, 06:57 PM
im an avid ice fisherman ( won 2 tourneys last year ) also in construction. warm dry feet are a must merlino wool kicks ass and boots with at least 800 grain thinsulate. i have boots with retractable spikes for walkin on ice

Beeman99
12-31-2006, 07:03 PM
now were talking, it dosent get quite that cold here but i know your pain. my last pair of boots cost me a bout 125 and those socks are around 10 a pair also, i have one pair of fleece socks that i cant ware because they make my feet sweat

I don't mind sweating feet. I wear my winter socks in the summer as well. My feet melt in my work boots but at least they are comfy.

THE FEZ MAN
12-31-2006, 07:04 PM
no 1911 yet. i missed the gunshow at valley forge so im going to have to hunt around some of the local gunshops around here, im in no rush, i have the money in its own special envlope and i add to it every once in a while.

and yes the merlino woolsocks are well worth it, the fleece ones made my feet sweat but something awfull they have no wicking action so in the long run your feet end up cold they suck, even when i just ware them around the house they make my feet sweat i hate them

d0uche_n0zzle
12-31-2006, 07:04 PM
Merino wool socks and insulated boots, or you could get a pair of sheepskin lined boots (a.k.a. Uggs.)

Beeman99
12-31-2006, 07:05 PM
these are the latest ones I've been wearing. Soft, warm, and comfy

http://www2.marks.com/productdetails.asp?categoryID=276&start=1&href=%2Fctwnew%2Fmarkprod%2Ensf%2FProductListByID% 2F7CA16815704C01EA8725722000303B1B%3FOpenDocument

Max Johnson
12-31-2006, 07:05 PM
I'm in need of a new pair of boots. I'm working outside all winter so need a new pair for the cold weather (I'll get another pair when the weather gets warmer) and one that also has good comfortable padding to support a 270 lb fatass. Specific brand/model reco?

I'm certainly not going to say money is no object, but by the same token, I've put up with shitty boots long enough. My sore legs demand something better.

d0uche_n0zzle
12-31-2006, 07:08 PM
Wiggy's boots. (http://www.wiggys.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=135&CFID=632395&CFTOKEN=36448966)

I have a couple of sleeping bags from them and their stuff will keep you warm even if it gets wet.

Beeman99
12-31-2006, 07:10 PM
if you don't want to spend a fortune, these ones are good

http://www2.marks.com/productdetails.asp?categoryID=403&start=1&href=%2Fctwnew%2Fmarkprod%2Ensf%2FProductListByID% 2F52553A1920752A808725720A002AC3A7%3FOpenDocument

Jef Leppard
12-31-2006, 07:11 PM
I'm in need of a new pair of boots. I'm working outside all winter so need a new pair for the cold weather (I'll get another pair when the weather gets warmer) and one that also has good comfortable padding to support a 270 lb fatass. Specific brand/model reco?

I'm certainly not going to say money is no object, but by the same token, I've put up with shitty boots long enough. My sore legs demand something better.
LaCrosse or Redwings or Columbia .....you want good spend about 150- 200 bucks

mikeybot
12-31-2006, 08:11 PM
Put them in the oven or dryer before you put them on