Traditional Archery Discussions on the Leatherwall


PAC boot liners

Messages posted to thread:
DanaC 13-Jan-18
George D. Stout 13-Jan-18
George D. Stout 13-Jan-18
Hal9000 13-Jan-18
MCS 13-Jan-18
The Whittler 13-Jan-18
TGbow 13-Jan-18
Skeets 13-Jan-18
Franklin 13-Jan-18
TGbow 14-Jan-18
bigdog21 14-Jan-18
DanaC 14-Jan-18
DanaC 14-Jan-18
MCS 14-Jan-18
TGbow 14-Jan-18
TGbow 14-Jan-18
The Lost Mohican 14-Jan-18
joel0711 14-Jan-18
TGbow 14-Jan-18
TGbow 14-Jan-18
Joey Ward 14-Jan-18
lone hunter 15-Jan-18
TGbow 15-Jan-18
Bowmaniac 16-Jan-18
From: DanaC
Date: 13-Jan-18




Red Ball was acquired by Lacrosse, not sure if they'd have a similar liner

From: George D. Stout Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 13-Jan-18




Dan, what size foot are you treadin on? I have some wool felt liners, I think size 11 but I'll check. If they will work you can have them. They were out of Size 11 Sorrels.

From: George D. Stout Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 13-Jan-18




Cancel that Danny, the wife got rid of them. Sorry.

From: Hal9000
Date: 13-Jan-18




George... that's the default answer :)

From: MCS
Date: 13-Jan-18




I think Red Ball we’re old Sears boots. I had a pair a as a kid.

From: The Whittler
Date: 13-Jan-18




I had some Red Ball sneakers when I was a kid in the 50s.

From: TGbow
Date: 13-Jan-18




I just bought a pair of Kamik boots with the liners, so you wear thick socks with these type boots?

From: Skeets
Date: 13-Jan-18




Felt liners get wet from perspiration.

From: Franklin
Date: 13-Jan-18




Those are almost identical to Lacrosse foam liners. The ones I bought were dark brown and work great.

From: TGbow
Date: 14-Jan-18




I'n not familiar with pac boots like some of you fellas from up north are. I got my Kamik boots a half size up and they are comfortable but I dont think I can get a thick pair of socks on though.

From: bigdog21
Date: 14-Jan-18

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Lacrosse has several liner for them pretty close to yours

From: DanaC
Date: 14-Jan-18




I've always believed in having extra liners handy. As pointed out, they get sweat-soaked. A mid-day change of sox and liners is great to have in the pack on an all-day hunt.

The alternative is the 'vapor barrier' idea some hikers and mountaineers use. Basically, your skin wants to be a bit damp. So you wear a thin wool sock, then a barrier, then an oversock and boots. The barrier keeps the moisture close to the skin. The outer sock and boot liners stay dry.

I've tried it and it works but feels wierd walking. (I used bread wrappers.)

From: DanaC
Date: 14-Jan-18




BTW, a pair of dry socks and a couple wrappers is a good 'emergency item' to have in your pack, even if you don't carry extra linbers.

Soaked boots? Dry socks in wrappers will get you out of the woods with your toes.

From: MCS
Date: 14-Jan-18




You should also dry your boots out every evening. You would not believe the amount of water that accumulates in those liners after a days hunt.

From: TGbow
Date: 14-Jan-18




Guess I need to get an extra pair of liners.

From: TGbow
Date: 14-Jan-18




Thanks for the info.

From: The Lost Mohican
Date: 14-Jan-18




Great info Thanks for posting BC! TLM

From: joel0711
Date: 14-Jan-18




Wigg's socks---Warm and what Little moisture they hold dries in minutes

From: TGbow
Date: 14-Jan-18




Greg, are the Wiggs thick socks?

From: TGbow
Date: 14-Jan-18




I googled Wiggs socks but didn't get anything.

From: Joey Ward
Date: 14-Jan-18




It’s wiggys. As in wiggys.com

Primarily known for their sleeping bags.

From: lone hunter
Date: 15-Jan-18




Wiggys X 2.

From: TGbow
Date: 15-Jan-18




Thanks

From: Bowmaniac
Date: 16-Jan-18




Wiggy's makes a quilted sock that really keeps your feet warm. I sat out in 14deg. F for 3.5hrs in rubber boots. My feet were comfortable the entire time! Good luck!





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