realskiers

JB brings up a great point re: core warmth and its relationship to feet and hand warmth. He left out the importance of head warmth and its relationship to body warmth. Core and head warmth facilitates hand and foot warmth. If your head is warm, everything tends to be warm. If your head is cold, you shiver, fingers and toes go cold (as in numb).

I must be lucky in that I have never noted my feet getting too warm and sweating. I start out heating my boots in a HotGear bag, put on the BootGloves, keep the rest of my body warm, and my feet do just fine. If I go inside, take off the BootGloves while inside, put them back on to go out. I have never tried Hottronics but I have never had the need.