Barna Socks I Work At A Horse Barna Ll Year Round, How Do I Keep My Feet Warm?
I work at a horse barna ll year round, how do i keep my feet warm? - barna socks
I work on my horse stable on the scanner for years and years, while the classroom. We all have everything possible to keep the feet warm, heated socks, battery, hot hand (sometimes work, but generally immovable) tryed, thermal socks, thermal boots, and even that work sorta. We even have a friend who has pockets on their feet, then socks, socks do not get wet. Not for the rest of us are working for me and my colleagues to answer the battle will take place this winter with cold feet, PLEASE!
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6 comments:
I will make this question because I had the same problem! I bought a pair of socks made of silk under my thickest wool beloved bear, and that helped a little, but the best thing I found was with boots that do not bind or bind. The reduced blood flow to the feet. Finally, I have just learned to ignore the cold feet when I went to my horse. Of course, the first hike in the winter was always sooooo pathetic! Good luck, hope you do well.
I will make this question because I had the same problem! I bought a pair of socks made of silk under my thickest wool beloved bear, and that helped a little, but the best thing I found was with boots that do not bind or bind. The reduced blood flow to the feet. Finally, I have just learned to ignore the cold feet when I went to my horse. Of course, the first hike in the winter was always sooooo pathetic! Good luck, hope you do well.
Try some Uggs.There really comfortable and warm!
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Continue to do what you do, but maybe every hour or two of her shoes and feet warm with a blanket, warm water, either.
I used to ride and you're right, it is cold!
Yes, lol uggs in a horse stable. when all these things do not work, try something that will increase the circulation of the feet. I am always mint, if (I play on the road in the snow worrying enough, I'm old enough to) lol Voting and my feet and toes stay nice and toasted hours. Ginger tea or rosemary is probably the trick:)
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