Either I am getitng old or its getting colder..Im enjoying getting out and about BUT my feet are freezing and it's spoiling the ride's.

What make do you peeps use/recommend??

The wife loves these. She reckons if your feet can't breath properly your sweat turns cold.

I know they're expensive but we wild camp and hike a bit and these are quite comfy to do what it says on the tin.

Ps..I've got a pair of their gloves for cycling. ...awesomely warm and dry.

https://www.sealskinz.com/m/customer...oaAh8bEALw_wcB

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I have a lot of growing up to do. I realized that the other day inside my fort.

I actually have a pair of sealskin socks!!..bought them years ago for fishing!

Never worn them on the bike as their only ankle socks BUT will defo give them a go now. Maybe get some inner socks too.

Thank you for the link and reminder

I was getting the same problem some years back. now i use a pair of very light ankle socks the ones you use with trainers in the summer ( not thick so do not squash your feet ) and then put my normal socks over the top. that way you get the air trap people take about between the two pairs of socks. sound silly but it really works, i have been out this week 3 times and the temp has only been 1 or 2 up here we still have snow on the sides of the roads (snake pass), so with the wind when riding bet its been -5 I had my summer sidi vortice boots on and was fine.It really does make a big difference. and nothing worse when riding having cold feet. In the 1980s when i was a dispatch rider we all used to wear ladies tights in the winter as back then there was no base layers they really did work well. you looked a bit of a **** if you crashed and had to go to hospital, and it did happen to some of the boys lol. but it was really really common for us dispatch riders to wear them, so ambulance staff were used to seeing them on us lot back then.

yes it is getting colder and we are getting older too!

I wear a normal length wool rich pair and supplement them with a thick knitted winter socks. Of course this afftect the shoe size.

make sure the boot is not too tight and adding an extra inner sole also helps