Polar Vortex Proof: Customers on Parkas and Socks

BONE CHILLING VORTEX

Jerry, Like, most of the nation for the last couple of days, Michigan has had a polar vortex.

When it gets single digit and below zero, I break out your parka.

It never fails to amaze me how efficient the insulation is. I made the mistake of layering when I first put it on. Keep in mind, this is going from car to store, car to house, etc.

I soon found better results by wearing just a t-shirt under it and being plenty warm.

Quite a parka you sold me all those years ago. I'm thinking it's been a full 20 years now since I bought it.

I remember the first time I wore it. Your parka quickly outclassed the down parka I was wearing at the time.

Thanks for the very effective parka!

Kent

Kent, thank you.

Kent, we have had many comments of the same as yours since the cold has descended.

NOW A INTERESTING USE OF THE LAMILITE SOCKS

Thank You very much, Jerry!

I really enjoy these socks for hiking and in my drysuit for kayaking - much better than wool!

It feels as if the Lamilite pushes itself into every tiny space, around my foot, where there is no contact to the neoprene boots and that makes for a comfortable feeling of warmth and "spaciousness" where I can freely move my toes, where a wool sock would not permit much movement. The insulation of the Lamilite is better too, I feel, because it does not saturate with moisture, like wool.

Boris

Boris, thank you

Boris is using the Lamilite socks in an enclosed area where the moisture simply cannot get away. but he is not experiencing cold feet.

Many winter boots are lined with a waterproof membrane, and therefore your feet are in the same circumstance as Boris’s feet. If Boris’s feet don’t get cold in a neoprene boot you should not get cold in your hunting boot when wearing the Lamilite socks.