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Cold feet
garbled Started conversation Jan 18, 2002
No not that darned tv programme ....
Do you, or anyone else, have any advice on how to stop my feet feeling like blocks of ice on winter rides?
Cold feet
Just zis Guy, you know? † Cyclist [A690572] :: At the 51st centile of ursine intelligence Posted Jan 18, 2002
I use neoprene overshoes and thick sports socks. You can get really good thermal socks from st john's street cycles (I can't tell you where on the web to find a UK company like SJS cycles, but you might be able to guess), though they're not cheap. The alternative is to buy a second, larger pair of cycling shoes and wear two pairs of socks.
Cold feet
Wooliferkins Posted Apr 13, 2007
Too tight shoes can give you cold feet as well as circulation problems. Getting your blood flowing better can help as well as the good advice re overshoes. Increasing your cadence will increase your core temp which with luck will pass to extremities. SJS is not the only place to look and certainly not the best priced. You can wiggle but they wont talk to you put a dot next to your bike and they'll answer the phone.
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