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<blockquote data-quote="jimss" data-source="post: 1597094" data-attributes="member: 66919"><p>In regard to insulated boots. I NEVER buy insulated boots and I work year-round out in the field during the winter in Colo. I buy boots that are around 1 size larger. This allows me to cinch up boots tight with thinner socks during the summer and letting out the laces when using a little heavier insulated socks during the winter. </p><p></p><p>I gut the insoles that come with the boots and add a new insole that offers a little more padding (which is important if hiking on rock all day). Buying 1 size larger allows added volume for thicker insoles. All of my socks for sheep/goat hunting have additional padding in the sole area. Some of the Thorlo socks are thin but still offer more padding on the bottoms.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jimss, post: 1597094, member: 66919"] In regard to insulated boots. I NEVER buy insulated boots and I work year-round out in the field during the winter in Colo. I buy boots that are around 1 size larger. This allows me to cinch up boots tight with thinner socks during the summer and letting out the laces when using a little heavier insulated socks during the winter. I gut the insoles that come with the boots and add a new insole that offers a little more padding (which is important if hiking on rock all day). Buying 1 size larger allows added volume for thicker insoles. All of my socks for sheep/goat hunting have additional padding in the sole area. Some of the Thorlo socks are thin but still offer more padding on the bottoms. [/QUOTE]
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