Boot Gloves look horribly lame, but they sure keep my feet warm.
My toes have suffered frost nip and Raynaud’s, so I’ve tried everything to keep my feet warm on super cold days. After WildSnow’s 2010 Denali expedition, I inherited Lou’s Boot Gloves (or more honestly, I swiped them). They have become my favorite way to stay comfortable, especially when I wear my lightweight (and minimally insulated) ski touring boots.
Lou modified his Boot Gloves for Denali. I used them for 5 years and they got quite tattered, so I bought a new pair this fall. They are working fine for me right off the shelf, no mods needed.
Boot Gloves are a nice stocking stuffer, shop for them here.
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