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fairview mick · November 23, 2006, 04:33 PM

When I first started my towing service, i was out in the trucks alot myself. In Cleveland, the wind and snow off Lake Erie could be brutal. I used Sorel Pac boots and my feet were the warmest part of my body. Also when moose hunting in Northern Quebec at 10 to 15 below, the boots were good. One draw back. They're big and bulky and some times, if they're not snug enough, you'll rub blisters on a day with alot of walking. They surely kept me warm, though.
Mickey

November 23, 2006, 04:33 PM	#12
fairview mick Senior Member Join Date: November 3, 2005 Location: North Olmsted Posts: 795	Boots When I first started my towing service, i was out in the trucks alot myself. In Cleveland, the wind and snow off Lake Erie could be brutal. I used Sorel Pac boots and my feet were the warmest part of my body. Also when moose hunting in Northern Quebec at 10 to 15 below, the boots were good. One draw back. They're big and bulky and some times, if they're not snug enough, you'll rub blisters on a day with alot of walking. They surely kept me warm, though. Mickey __________________ 90% of my hard earned money went to Hot women, fast bikes and guns. THE REST I WASTED!!!!! Mickey-NRA life member