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Originally Posted by canklecat
For winter shoes, I know I'll wear thicker socks, so I want more wiggle room. I'll go for 11 or 11.5. Especially if the shoe doesn't offer enough arch support. I'll add a ProFoot Miracle insole, my favorite, trimmed to leave toe room. Combined with thicker socks that means I'll need an 11 or larger.
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Interesting...only because having been a runner since the mid-1970s I have never felt the need for thicker socks in winter. My feet just don’t get cold when I’m running...even if I’m running through snow in low 30s/high 20s°F temps. Just regular (relatively thin) socks and my shoes. But that’s just me. I know that every person has their own comfort levels. When it comes to wearing gloves...when the temps drop below 60°F I have to use at least a thin glove or my fingers get cold. Yet at colder temps...like in the 20s°F I’ll pass other runners who are bare-handed.

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