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Then your lucky. Nearly everyone else I know complains about set boots in the
winter. Before I incorporated the three layer system I did as well. My feet
would get cold due to the sweat getting into the liner, Eventually the cold
front on the outside would meet this moisture and drive the cold into the
boot. A dry liner is way warmer then a damp one. As for the comments and
thread I just wanted to comment that there are ways to mitigate the sweat
factor when you use a membrane of some kind.
Oct. 21, 2014, 1:07 p.m. - Mark Obsniuk
#!markdown Then your lucky. Nearly everyone else I know complains about set boots in the winter. Before I incorporated the three layer system I did as well. My feet would get cold due to the sweat getting into the liner, Eventually the cold front on the outside would meet this moisture and drive the cold into the boot. A dry liner is way warmer then a damp one. As for the comments and thread I just wanted to comment that there are ways to mitigate the sweat factor when you use a membrane of some kind.