Neoprene Toe Warmers - Worn Inside Shoes or Boots - 3 Sizes - Cycling, Hiking, Winter Sports, Camping, Work & Construction Boots

I’ve been working out doors for years and finally a product that works. ( for me and hopefully you too) I said good bye to the toe warmers for the most part. If you’re on the move your toes will be good. If you stand in place ya may have to move around to get yours lil piggies warmed up. Gonna differ for everyone but they’ll warm up. If you’re layering up in a steel or composite toe boot, you may need to adjust your sock thickness. If you can work with the snug fit then you should be fine. Just some light discomfort in the beginning of the day. Once I’m moving it’s not so bad. But if it sucks to wear within the first few minutes switch out your socks for something thinner. I’ve had these all season they’re still holding up. The product is worth the money. You’ll save on buying toe warmers for sure. I wouldn’t wear them on my bare feet. It’ll get swampy. I wash them in the machine but air dry them if ya have a radiator that’ll help em dry out. Floor vents too. Great for stocking stuffers!

I bought a cheap pair of black toe warmers first, just to see if this type of material was something that would help my neuropathy and with luck it was so I got these hot sockees, and compared to the other toe warmers theres really no comparison, these are a better product quality and fit, they just hold better, feel warmer and do not slide off your feet when removing shoes, nothing worse when getting yourself all settled and realizing your toe warmer is stuck in the shoe you left at the other end of the house. I love that I never have this problem with hot sockee. These fit so well in with any shoe I have, you do not even feel that they are there, except your toes do not hurt from neuropathy anymore from the slightest dip in temperature. These keep my toes at a stable warmth which is crucial to my health. I cant say enough good things about them I love them and they are on another level as far as warmth, no amount of extra socks can create the warmth needed in the one spot that gets the coldest. I love a great product that works.. ive got a video i was doing a review for a black pair, but as you can see hot sockee is the better fit

Pretty good, but sometimes they make your feet damp

6month Update: still worth it! I now have 3 pairs and have sent 2 more as gifts lol definitely recommend air drying for longevity though. Protip: wearing with any thickness sock definitely helps prevent turning your feet into a swampy mess (I sweat alllllll over even when cold just in general to begin with 🤷‍♀️) <ORIGINAL REVIEW> Tldr; Do they look ridiculous? Kinda. Do I get weird looks if I take my shoes off at someone's house with them on? Definitely... Is it worth it anyway? ABSOLUTELY! I was skeptical but desperate, since even wool socks/slippers/etc genuinely don't help once my feet even get chilled, to the point even thick socks will be cold to the touch when I take them off and I legit require an external heat source to warm my feet back up. I wear women's 7.5 wide/8, and the large is perfect to slip over both thin & slightly thicker socks, might be a squeeze for super thick (great over skii or hiking socks though, plenty of stretch without losing elasticity for me). I do wish they came in muted colors or black or something so they're less "in your face", but I'm about to order another 2-3 pairs as backup regardless (stash in car, purse, travel bag, etc) I didn't really use them for a while since they do add a bit of bulk and we're hard to fit inside a lot of my normal shoes since I already have a slightly wide foot at my toes, but this past winter I busted them out while working from home and was very surprised that they were so effective. I'd given in and bought expensive heated socks & insoles, but the upkeep (remembering to charge, special laundering, etc) was becoming a hassle & I started preferring these actually! Started wearing around the house with just (socks since they slightly pad the ball of the foot if you have hard flooring), as well as inside roomy snow boots with only slightly-padded socks, and they're only showing minimal wear directly under the ball of my foot! (I have fallen arches = regularly roll onto the inside ball of foot as I walk + slight twist as I push off to switch feet, so this is where my insoles always have extra wear). They've held up better than I thought overall. my house doesn't really run separate laundry loads, so I wash like regular socks: on normal/heavy (only sometimes in a mesh bag if I remember), and either air dry or in the dryer on medium/low heat like normal, depending if I remember to pull them out - not sure if they would hold up to high heat very well since they are synthetic material, may melt Had trouble wearing in shoes initially when I was wearing the print/seam side under the foot, the print would cause some friction on the bottom and start getting bunched at the toes... but since I started putting the seam/print at the top of the foot that's completely stopped Best heating method I've found is slip them on over socks: thin sick will work, normal socks/some padding is warmer, or moderate thick wool/skiing/hiking socks for best results. If I'm feeling extra chilly or feet are particularly cold I'll also put on slippers and I'm golden - even after my feet were ALREADY cold (which is a miracle)! They do make my feet just a touch sweaty sometimes, but that's me normally too so I don't mind & may not happen to you, and it's way less sweaty than other "solutions" have done so I'm guessing it's minimally caused by these & just how my feet are.

. . .they could be better. If it were up to me, I'd line these bad boys with a layer of mylar. I wouldn't recommend these to anyone that has poor circulation in their extremities. I destroyed a mylar blanket to insulate these even further, which helped tremendously. If the temperature outside is anything under 32 degrees fahrenheit, and you commute by public transportation, this product will let you down (talkin only to those with poor circulation here). However, above 33 degrees fahrenheit, these work well.

My feet would get so cold on my bicycle riding in the winter weather but every shoe cover I bought seemed to be designed for cycling shoes (and thus, were way too small to fit over my wide toe box tennis shoes). These go inside the shoe, over your sock, and they work wonderfully! I was skeptical at first but you don’t even feel you are wearing them (super comfy) and they did keep my feet warm! I wore them on a bike ride in 40 degree F actively raining weather and my toes stayed toasty the whole time in my sneakers whereas usually my toes would be numb by the time I got to my destination in that weather. Great value for money; I highly recommend if you have cold toes! The seamless design is great, too. The covers are thick enough to keep you warm but not too thick where it would bother you.

After almost a year of use I am giving these Hot Sockees 4 stars. They have held up extremely well providing protection from the cold and also improving the fit of an oversized mt bike shoe. On the coldest days I do place a heat pad between my socks and hot sockees. The neoprene is compressible and I have not had issues with them being too bulky in my ski boots. Just bought a second pair as a back up, although I don't see these failing any time soon. Really great product and I am impressed with the quality! I only wish they offered a similar product for cold fingers. I may just try these with a ski mitten and hot pad. Hotsokee, Ill be your guinea pig if you ever offer a solution for cold fingers! First Review: I mountain bike year around and ski during the winter. This past winter we did some upper 30 deg starts and I developed a cold injury to my upper toes. I had the same issue a couple seasons ago sking but had forgot about the issue. I beleive its called Chilblains, starts out itching severly like atheleats foot but is confined to top of toes. The symptoms last for days then start burning and become senstive to touch for anothe week or two, no fun! The down side is they add bulk to the toe area. So, I first tried them cycling. Even after lossening the hold down straps on my shoes my toes were really cramped. The second outing was slightly better. I just returned from three days of sking and I was pleasently suprised to return with healthy toes. I did a test fit at home leaving my boots on for a bit to gauge the fit and see if thinner socks were needed. Come ski day I wore my regular ski socks and backed off on the toe buckel. I was comfortable all day. I also beleive the material has compressed slightly making for a better fit. I plan on buying another pair for back up.

This morning I wore a pair of Hot Sockee - Neoprene Toe Warmers w/a pair of Pearl Izumi Elite Thermal Wool Socks on my predawn ride. The Hot Sockees are size Large, I wear a size 9.5 Vans & size 10 Topo (running shoe). I wore the Vans on my ride. The Hot Sockees are snug (maybe they’ll stretch over time, if not I’ll order an X-Large pair & give these to my wife). The toe warmers are not very thick, they did not make my shoes feel any tighter. The socks did not fall during my ride. The temperature was 40F (5C) during my 40 minute ride. With these, my feet & toes remained warm & the cold was never an issue. Prior to these toe warmers, I was using a circular piece of bed sheet & aluminum foil to protect my toes. Although this worked, the Hot Sockees do keep my toes a bit warmer. They will also help me conserve on foil. I’ll update this post as I wear them in colder temperatures & on how they hold up over time. UPDATE 12/31/2019 The Large were too tight for me & did not stretch out, but for my wife (woman size 8) they fit well. They do keep her toes warm while running in 30F, but made her shoes feel a bit tight. I purchased a pair of XLarge Hot Sockees, they fit me much better, they do not squeeze my toes together. Although they do make the toe box of my Vans Pro V's a bit tight when worn w/my Woolie Boolie socks.

Good design. Works independently and in use with socks. Doesn’t slip. Keeps feet warm.

Great product !!

Definitely keeps the chill off my toes in the steel toe boots

Avoid. I don't feel any warmth. My feet don't get any warmer. Money is like a dropped into rubish bin.

Unfortunately I'm on blood thinners resulting in very cold feet but only in the autom & winter. These Socks were Disappointing on all levels at least for me. Overall the only way they sort of worked is when you go for for at least a 30 minute walk or more as your feet produce their own energy whilst wareing these socks actually product too much heat resulting in to hot feet. Unfortunately once you stop walking so do these socks. They failed to work at all whilst beeing sedentary. The only exterior heat resource I've discovered is the disposable instant heat pads however don't last as long as they advise. Tryed many battery heated socks. All without exception don't work at least not for me. Overall don't recommend this product to keep your feet warm.