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May 3rd 16, 03:01 PM
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cold weather flying
What about this..
if you have a heated option, try a pair of booties OVER your shoes. I have two different overshoes for cycling. One is just rain protection, the other is insulated. When it's really cold out. I'll wear my regular shoes, then stick a toe warmer on the OUTSIDE of the toe of the shoe, then cover with the insulated bootie. Works for the bike. I'm gonna try it in the glider. May help to get warmth, without bulk. With size 13s... I need all the room in the nosecone I can get! JP 
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May 3rd 16, 03:42 PM
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cold weather flying
I've got myself SkyBoots
http://www.streckenflug.at/shop/prod...oducts_id=1661 which you put over your normal shoes just before take-off (you can walk around a little bit; they have a small reinforcement on the underside). I actually don't remember anymore what cold feet feel like ;-) Bert Ventus cM "TW"
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