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Boot Glove

W8N2SKI

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I just bought a pair. I've never used them, but they weren't pricey and may be worth it the 2 or 3 days a year that I actually get cold. Has anyone here tried them out?
 

NewEnglandSkier

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I have a pair. I use them on super cold days--I think they keep my boots a couple degrees warmer. Any little bit helps though I guess.
 

marzNC

Angel Diva
I just bought a pair. I've never used them, but they weren't pricey and may be worth it the 2 or 3 days a year that I actually get cold. Has anyone here tried them out?
Yep, definitely make a difference. Especially useful when I was up at Stowe a few years ago with temps in the single digits. I used them more before I got Intuition liners.

You reminded me I lost mine at Snowmass last season. Need to get new Boot Gloves.
 

ski diva

Administrator
Staff member
I have a pair, too. They help, but what helps even more is my Hotronics boot heaters. I couldn't ski without them.
 

santacruz skier

Angel Diva
I have boot gloves that I have never worn. Used to get cold feet but with intuition liners not so anymore. Always used to ski with hotronics in my old cold Rossignol Course Lady boots but lost so many on old chairlifts. There was one at Heavenly that they would constantly get knocked off. That being said, I ski mostly in Tahoe and don't really need them but do go out of state/country pretty often. The Intuition liners have helped in so many ways.
 
I plan on picking up a pair before next season
 

santacruz skier

Angel Diva
Hey, OMG YES, thank you. You don't wear them? I can paypal you the $$
No you don't have to pay me. you can PM me next month and I'll look in Tahoe and see if I can find them..,I'll look here too.
 
No you don't have to pay me. you can PM me next month and I'll look in Tahoe and see if I can find them..,I'll look here too.

Awesome, thank you so much. :smile:
 

bounceswoosh

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I use them on cold days. My Intuition liners keep my feet pretty warm, but the boot gloves probably add another 10 degrees. Thing is they only work if the shell starts out warm in the first place. I put them on when I put on my boots in the condo, then walk to the lift (about 10 minutes). Yet another argument for a heated boot bag, which I don't (yet) own. Because I walk 20 minutes in them every day, mine wear through pretty quickly.
 

santacruz skier

Angel Diva
I use boot dryers to warm boots for about a half hour before putting on, really helps and easy to travel with...
 

bounceswoosh

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I use boot dryers to warm boots for about a half hour before putting on, really helps and easy to travel with...

I also do this, and someone here also gave me the idea of shoving chemical warmers into the toes while they're activating. So I have the warmers and the dryers running in the morning. Lovely. I use chemical hand warmers pretty much through a high of 35 degrees ... in mittens ...
 

santacruz skier

Angel Diva
I also do this, and someone here also gave me the idea of shoving chemical warmers into the toes while they're activating. So I have the warmers and the dryers running in the morning. Lovely. I use chemical hand warmers pretty much through a high of 35 degrees ... in mittens ...
Brilliant idea for traveling internationally when one can fry their boot heaters if not using conversion properly.
 

tinymoose

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I have them and used them pre and post boot heaters... love 'em.
 

Jilly

Moderator
Staff member
Bounceswoosh try putting duct tape on the tape that goes under your foot. You can replace duct tape easily. Dear DH's tip.
 

bounceswoosh

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Bounceswoosh try putting duct tape on the tape that goes under your foot. You can replace duct tape easily. Dear DH's tip.

I tried that. Probably after it was too far split already. I'll try before it gets awful- thanks!
 

Jilly

Moderator
Staff member
Right away....DH wore his everyday. He always had cold feet even with the boot heaters.
 

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