In comparison: these models ensure warm feet

The German favorite phrase in bad weather is that there is none – just bad clothes. The binding wisdom is of little use to the affected frostbite if they stand on the Christmas market, sadly into the mulled wine and try to cure the cold with alcohol. This may help entertaining because it widens the vessels in small quantities and thus promotes blood circulation, but also accelerates the hypothermia because the body loses heat faster.

We get this particularly on our extremities such as fingers and feet. Both protect shoes in the cold season, with the feet separating only a few centimeters from the frosty floor and snow. Despite the thick winter or ski boots, the feet cool down quickly, starting with the toes. And if you have cooled it, you know how painful it is when you thaw again.

Heat soles for the shoes should avoid cooling of the feet. Your shoe, in which you want to put the sole in, requires the choice of which sole is the right one. First of all, you should make sure to have enough space in the shoe. If the sole is too thick and the shoe is too tight, they run the risk of disturbing blood circulation in the foot. The result can be asleep. Winter boots usually offer enough space for a heat sole. In the ski boot, however, they could leave pressure points. If the question is clarified, you must consider whether you want to use the heat soles only once or several times.

Solid insoles are usually a little thinner and warm the feet through oxidation. The effect lasts around eight hours. They are particularly suitable for sporty winter activities such as skis or snowboarding because the heat sole are flatter and it is more hygienic to change them after a day of skiing. With multiple usable heat soles, you can choose from electrical models or soles that warm your feet through the material used (such as sheep’s wool or fleece) used. The electrical variant is usually a bit thicker. Let’s take a closer look at the individual variants.

There are electrical heat soles like this . Logically, they are charged before use. Because there is a battery in them, the electrical soles are usually a little wider than others. For this, the Bertchat model warms the feet of up to 14 hours according to the manufacturer. It offers three degrees of heat: low, medium and high. It can be assumed that the duration of the heating output refers to the lowest level. The more you set the electrical heat soles, the faster you discharge. Nice: By the way, you don’t need to take off your shoes. The scope of delivery includes a small remote control that you can attach to your keychain. The different degrees of heat can be adjusted by this.

If you are looking for a multiple usable heat sole, this is suitable . It consists of lamb wool, which, according to the manufacturer, is not made of fur but new wool. Nice: Hey Nature promises that every animal can continue to live happily. If the company seems familiar to you, it is because Hey Nature took part in the VOX program “The Lion’s Den”. The soles are suitable for winter or rubber boots as well as for sneakers- as long as the shoes offer enough space. However, they do not want to pack the deposits in a ski or snowboard shoe, as the feet sweat while doing sports, which could bite with the wool. By the way, slipping the soles prevents their latex foam on the underside.

If wool is not the material of your choice because you want to drape the deposits into sportier shoes, you should rely on synthetic substances. They are suitable for this purpose that are explicitly aimed at hikers and skiers. They consist of a total of five layers. There is a soft, synthetic fiber on the top. Below is an insulation layer that is supposed to protect the feet from the cold. According to the manufacturer, bad smells keep a latex layer underneath with activated carbon. Under this there is another cold layer of aluminum. So that the soles in the shoes do not slip, the manufacturer sticks a non -slip latex under them.

Heat soles for one -time use are even more hygienic and thinner. They do without any protective layers and rely on a chemical reaction that generates heat. This has the disadvantage that the soles can only be used around eight hours, but this is usually sufficient for a hiking tour or a day of skiing-unless the après-ski is longer than expected. In addition, they are also thinner than multiple usable soles, which can be particularly advantageous in skiing and running shoes, because they usually lie close to the foot and offer less space than boots. The most popular heat soles of this kind are . Five pairs cost 14.90 euros, which corresponds to one unit price per couple of 2.98 euros. You have the choice between soles that you put in the shoe or those that you under your . Important: As soon as the Sohlen are in the fresh air, they warm up and that according to the manufacturer for up to eight hours.