Originally Posted by Tree Trunk
This thread reminds me of a thought I had on this morning's commute. It's a little related to this thread, so I don't feel guilty about speaking off subject. Anyway, it seems like my upper body is always toasty no matter how cold it is. My feet almost always get cold once the temperatures go below 40 F. I wonder if running a tube from inside my jacket, down my tights and into my socks would do anything to "share" my upper body heat with my feet? Maybe a little battery powered pump/fan could be added to the tube to aid the transfer.
OK, maybe it's a stupid, cockeyed thought. But having a thought is an accomplishment for me!
Well, TT, given the ease of other options like heavier socks or waterproof booties, I'm going to counsel you against the fan-driven heating tube down your tights. But, if you do make this set up, please post (non-revealing) pictures...