Just curious if anyone has had any experience using Aerogel thermal insoles in cold weather hiking....
Just curious if anyone has had any experience using Aerogel thermal insoles in cold weather hiking....
Sorry I haven't but I do use reflective homemade inserts that work.
well then looks like I'm sticking with tried and true wool. However the reflective inserts to sound interesting
My understanding re: Aerogel is that it VERY lightweight and that it doesn't reflect heat (used by NASA to protect rocket components for instance). Not sure how this would make it a good boot insulator but would be light anyway.
As I said earlier I've had very good luck with my reflective insoles. It the ground is really cold I just double them and you won't find anything cheaper!
You have convinced me... I think I'll give it a try