Has anyone tried these going down to 10F-ish? How would they work under jeans in that temp?
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My boyfriend and I have both tried them to below zero (Fahrenheit) temperatures. They work great under snowpants and take the edge off under jeans.
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I would not recommend for cold weather. The reason we bought them is they zip together and wife and I could zip them together and sleep like in double bed. Zipper is a bit weak but overall a decent price and worked for us...
5574
For me, probably not. I'd wear them down to maybe 15F, but even then my hands got cold.
15159
I wore these under trousers and jeans in winter in Australia so it's not usually colder than 9-10 Celsius in the morning outside.I would say 3-4 perhaps but I bought them as a buffer against cold not as a thermal. I really liked them .They are not something that will do the same as thermals 100% but for taking the chill off they're great.Keep in mind the quality is not long lasting sadly and they after 6 months had to be thrown out but they're long in the leg and higher waisted than others.
15161
I have worn them in breezy 30's and 40's with excellent results. Not sure how low a temperature they would keep one comfortable in, but I love them and you have reminded me to order another pair.
599935
Becouse I use mine with and without boots, if I'm wearing booties it's usually 3mm booties from tilos they seem to operate just fine, but my suggestion is to go by local water temperature and I say that becouse the average temp in my area requires up to 7mm for temp. I would play around with some relatively inexpensive booties before making that decision.I would say a low cut or standard booti in height would do you ok
600111
I have not used them in an area colder than 50F, but being an LED light, these should work fine well below zero.
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For me, they cooled until they were saturated in sweat, then they just amplified the heat. I wore mine mountain biking in 90+ degree and >70% humidity several times and they were great for the first 15 minutes or so, then I just got too hot and sweaty. If you aren't a sweaty person or they aren't getting wet other ways, you should be good.
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Yes. They are slightly lighter than denim jeans, but warmer than traditional cargo/hiking pants. (If in doubt, take a pair of footless tights - but unless it gets into the sub-freezing temps, I don't think you'd need any under layer. )
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zippers and the boots go alll the way up to right under your butt cheeks ... i have had these like 3 months i was running on 30 when i talked to my sister that has used these or like these she said she uses hers on number 10 &lt;they go to 100&gt; the 10 -15 ish is far more effective then the 30ish 40 i was using also i wear leggin pants when i use them that way no "extra fabric " gets in the way pressing deeper into my legs ,,u can email me if u like kwilder@va.metrocast.net if u would like
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They breath a little to well for weather below 60. Below 40 and you wear them under your uniform pants ;-). But Yes you could wear them outside inthe winter. They do not repel water and It would be a poor choice, but you migth be one of those people who run hot.
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I use warm sometimes and cold sometimes. I even put them in the dryer on medium. No problems.
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Don't keep Temp. Get permanent ones and keep them relined. Remember Lower will never feel as good as upper. Use a new EZO every day also
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Has anyone used these for their dogs? I have two very furry pups. They are suffering as soon as it hits around 75 degrees.
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I have worn these in 20-ish degree temps and they keep me much warmer than regular socks. I would say they are perfect at 30-degrees.
725751
Absolutely, these are very light but still keep your legs very warm in cold temperatures...I wore them as a base layer in 20-60 degree weather.
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I use them for pre- and post-season driving in my convertible. I've had no trouble with cold seeping in - including highway speeds in low 40 temps. Unsure if using them in true frigid weather would keep you warm enough - but then again, layering is always best.