Would they be warm enough for biking in below zero temps? I'm not sure how cold the water would be when diving.
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No they would not be warm enough for biking in below zero temps. That's not what they were made for. They are meant to retain water so one may keep their body temperature more easily. If you want something to handle very cold water, you want something thicker or made for that kind of thing. These are more for mildly cold and warm water. If you want to bike in below zero temps then just buy winter gloves or something.
14592
I bike with these gloves when its snowing and freezing outside and they are warm. Ive been impressed with them. I live in pennsylvania where its cold but not the coldest place.
139688
I would say no. I bought it for water aerobics at the 'Y'. It's OK for that, but I wouldn't expect it to make me warm in very cold water. Hope that helps.
871286
I used them in a wet (not frozen) environment and then had wool sock on under them...my feet got wet, really wet and cold but would have been colder without them.
632063
these are well made, and have a O-ring to keep out rain and weather moisture, but I would not recommend them for underwater, submerged use. good luck
581846
I would say no. I wore them motorcycling at +40°F 55mph, the wind felt like it was going right through them. Glad I tested them out before it really gets cold, I need to find a nice pair so I can keep cycling until it snows.
298348
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.
2083626
I don't use them for biking, but I do use them in the winter for pedaling my kayak...works the same. I wear insulated socks with them and they work great for me.
246599
No my dear they are not suitable for cold weather hikes definitely you need to worn some thing under.
2225618
No they cannot. They are safety goggles and have a rubber seal. I use them in the oil fields. When it gets under 30° I actually use another set of goggles.
473783
I super love these. They are thin enough to go under all the gloves I wear and I love them. I live in Seattle so I should mention, I ride a bike and the coldest I will ride is around 30 degrees. So I can't speak to any tems below the 30 degree mark.
1419386
I mounted the "snowmobile" warmers on my harley and they work just fine. They are supposed to be warmer than the motrocycle ones. I used them in the fog and cold and they work decent. Dont expect blazing heat. On those cold mornings they are nice.
2011712
We had wind chills of 30 below and the water never froze, although I had a very thin layer on top of the water, as someone else mentioned. Actual air temps got as low as 3 below with no problems.
292616
I find them warm enough down to about 35 degrees or so and calm (no wind)... After that, or with wind chill, you really need to use them as liners under a mitten or other insulated glove.
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.
1727460
Haven't used them under water but since they're silicone and fit snuggly should work ok, though they're not slid having ribs.
1687047
I would think so but they don't have much in the way of insulation. Unless you got a bigger size where you could wear thick socks I would think your feet would get cold.