what's on your feet

[jlat]

hello van heads; To you from the New England area, fine weather where having don't you think? I need a pr. of foot where for this type of weather but not for a all day out door event. Any suggestions?
IBBY

[chevymaher]

Ski boots or a nice pair of construction boots. They look like dress shoes before they get trashed. Nice velour leather. Insulated to 20 below or some such non-sense.

[RECox286]

All I can suggest is to get a pair of LL Bean hunting boot. I have a pair for when it is cold and snowy outside.

Used them just yesterday while I was out snowblowing (get your mind out of the gutter) the driveway for us,

the kids' and half dozen of our neighbors. My feet were soaked with sweat when I came in, but were still

fairly comfy. I also recommend a boot drier to keep the boots dry between uses, it really does help for the

small investment necessary. Basically: "You can pay me now, or pay me later."

Uncle Bob

[WoodButcher]

Slippers.

If I'm not getting paid I don't go out.

All kidding aside, I work outdoors, unless I'm in inches of snow or in the wet, sneakers / 2 pair of socks.
I'll wear boots to shovel, I have over the ankle leather work boots and a pair of snow or snowmobile boots. The kind with a rubber foot and leather ankles. Neither of these will I wear all day as they are heavy appendages, after a few hours my feet start dragging.
When the days begin to stay cold, in my mind anything below freezing, I'll wear my Carhart bib overalls.

[Jasen]

Goretex or the like.
I've been wearing Hitec Altitude 4's for a lot of years on the job site year round. Light weight for a boot, comfortable, water proof and breathable, a good all around boot for around $100. A quality pair of winter boot sock's do pretty well when the temp drops below freezing.
Sorel makes real good winter boots, more of what I'd call a snowmobiling boot.

[DSwanson1]

If you are on a budget and don't mind shopping at Wally World, or if you can find them elsewhere, I use the Herman Survivor or Survivor II. They also have some Brahma boots that are good. They work well over here in Idaho

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[DRZ]

I don't recommend this but I wear loafers and no sox,,, but then it's because I can't reach my feet because of too much fun on my body when I was young. As you can imagine, I try to not be outside much in this weather. ( Janesville, Wi. )

[unrreal]

I have a pair of Columbia Bugaboot plus Xtm With omniheat boots That work pretty good with two pairs of socks.