If you’ve been riding in a Wisconsin winter, you likely have experience with how much insulation you need to layer on in order to retain body heat generated from pedaling. However, cold feet can be a surprisingly pesky problem on a longer commute, but don’t let them keep you from biking in the winter. Here’s what I’ve come up with to stay comfortable:
- Wool socks and lined, water- and windproof boots go far in keeping your feet cozy.
- I find the bulk of hand warmers shoved into my boots is more uncomfortable than having my feet get a little cold.
- It’s best to have your boots laced up loosely to help with circulation.
- Getting off the bike and walking for a few minutes will warm your feet right up. For faster results, try jumping!
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