Hi..do these keep your feet cool, and about how long do they last for a person under 150 pounds? thanks.
1321093
They don't have any materials designed for cooling,not that I know what that might be. They are silicone covered with a poly material. Should last for a good long while for you but couldn't possibly be more specific. I'd assume months.
1321094
i didn't like these at all.......,my package said they were women's but they were so big they wouldn't fit in my shoes.
1321095
They are made of solid (very flexible) silicone. They do not "breathe" as silicone is not porous. You might feel they are not that fresh on your feet. I do not know how long they would last. I think it all depends on your walking gait. They seem to be a quality product.
532491
No, feet never have felt hot, I only wear them to work in the garden and other outside work, wore them to Walmart once because I left in a hurry and had compliments, feet weren't hot.
233024
They stay put just fine. Don't think they would come off unless way too big as they are pretty snug and just stretchy enough to get over your heel. They would help you stay warm, but probably should be used with a thin wet suit or at the very least a swim skin if concerned about cold. Much more important to keep your core warm than your feet.
243565
They will not keep your feet dry if that's what you are asking. They are like a rash guard for your feet.
866602
Yes they do n they really last 2-3 hrs. Tops wont keep ur toes warm either if its really cold they only keep ur soles warm
229388
If you mean 20 below, no way will these work. If you mean 20 degrees, you may be ok if your activity level is high since they're rubber on the outside with a thin layer of fleece on the inside and they will keep the heat in. They have a good grip and are completely waterproof. Small containers may be an issue depending on what the container is like. Hard to say about that. My husband uses them for shoveling snow in those temps and was fine. Hope that helps.
386219
I wear these below freezing without too much trouble. They're cold for the first mile, but fine for the rest of the ride. I'm surprised anyone can stand to wear them in the 60's as I find them unbearably hot above 50 or so. This just goes to show how differently people perceive warmth.
1398427
I have been down to 10 degrees F, wind chills below zero. For 6 and 8 miles. No issues wearing a normal pair of running shoes with this socks.
1377657
I am not a doctor but I think not. They help pump the blood while you stand, you should ask your doctor for advice so that you don't create a problem because of the socks. I stand 8 hours a days and with the help of these socks, my legs don't get as swollen and tired like they used to.
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Honestly I haven't used them to sweat crazily, but I do use them doing yard work n stuff like that n love them enough to buy two pairs. One to get dirty n one to watch movies with in my house. I think they will be fine, I love mine!
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I have been wearing these now for about 4 months now. They were fine at first (although this was also in the middle of the winter). In terms of rain or snow, they would occasionally get a little wet and I would put them out to try. In terms of sweat...they were fine during winter. However, when summer hit (and I would occasionally wear these without socks), my feet would sweat very badly, the insoles would stay damp, and both my shoes and the insole would smell terrible. I recently researched a couple of ways to try to clean these so I'm going to give this a try because otherwise, I love these. If not, I may have to buy another pair. I have been wearing these now for about 4 months now. They were fine at first (although this was also in the middle of the winter). In terms of rain or snow, they would occasionally get a little wet and I would put them out to try. In terms of sweat...they were fine during winter. However, when summer hit (and I would occasionally wear these without socks), my feet would sweat very badly, the insoles would stay damp, and both my shoes and the insole would smell terrible. I recently researched a couple of ways to try to clean these so I'm going to give this a try because otherwise, I love... » Read More I have been wearing these now for about 4 months now. They were fine at first (although this was also in the middle of the winter). In terms of rain or snow, they would occasionally get a little wet and I would put them out to try. In terms of sweat...they were fine during winter. However, when summer hit (and I would occasionally wear these without socks), my feet would sweat very badly, the insoles would stay damp, and both my shoes and the insole would smell terrible. I recently researched a couple of ways to try to clean these so I'm going to give this a try because otherwise, I love these. If not, I may have to buy another pair. « Show Less
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I bought these for my daughter, she wore them during hot yoga with no problem, and that was LOTS of sweat! Hope this helps...
11573
I do not run as I have bad knees, but these have kept me warm in cold, windy conditions. You need to evaluate your personal winter warmth requirements. Running itself will generate body heat, and you probably don't want to get too warm. They are lightweight, but just a little bulky. They work well for my needs.
134351
your feet will get wet but the instantly warm up to body temperature. they work great for me
254942
I wear them when my feet are in hot/warm water like bath or foot soak. The warm water helps foot muscles relax and stretch appropriately.Also sometimes, for 15 minutes or so, while watching a TV show. You can really do whatever works best for you.
1251352
I'm not a scuba diver but I can tell you that I wore these while volunteering for Ironman CDA where the water temp was 63 degrees! I spent almost 4 hours in the water and can say that my feet kept perfectly warm. The socks are pretty true to size. Hope this helps!
15162
Best to say they are a second skin. We have had 26 degree temps, but I haven't been out for more than 30 min. They don't make you warm & fuzzy, you would need heavier thermals. I find I can wear them even to work, helping get to & from the car & not overheating me while indoors. Hope that answers the question.