I used to have a pair of leather, insulated winter boots that seemed perfect for what I used them for: hunting, shoveling snow, wearing to work, and walking in the woods and the park in the winter. While they got cold if I stood for a while (an hour or so) they did not get too hot if I had to wear them while inside the car, riding the bus, or siting in a lodge.
My problem? I'm not sure what insulation level they were- 200 or 400. Any one have any experience or knowledge on this?
I have found a 3M website suggesting levels of insultation for various uses, but it is difficult to say whether 200 or 400 would be best for me. The pair I am interested in is at an internet site and I can't try them on w/out having them sent to me.
Thanks in advance.
BTW, I don't hunt anymore and would not need them for that. But, I will still like walking in the woods.
My problem? I'm not sure what insulation level they were- 200 or 400. Any one have any experience or knowledge on this?
I have found a 3M website suggesting levels of insultation for various uses, but it is difficult to say whether 200 or 400 would be best for me. The pair I am interested in is at an internet site and I can't try them on w/out having them sent to me.
Thanks in advance.
BTW, I don't hunt anymore and would not need them for that. But, I will still like walking in the woods.