Sundridge Hot Foot Liners

[Jim Foxall]

There was a discussion on the lack of availability of these on an earlier post.
I think that the Shakespeare boot liners will fit the Sundridge boots. I have a pair of both Shakespeare and Sundridge boots and in my opinion the liners seem almost identical, certainly in terms of height, not quite sure about the width. At a guess the liners came out of the same factory. So that might be the solution, contact Shakespeare. Incidentally, I got my Shakespeare boots from Go Outdoors, so you could take your Sundridge boots along to the store and and try the Shakespeare liners.

 

[Paul Ashton]

Thanks Jim,
I'll try that, I got quite attached to my old Sundridge Boots, the replacement TFG ones are OK but not the same.
Paul.

 

[Jim Foxall]

Thanks Jim,
I'll try that, I got quite attached to my old Sundridge Boots, the replacement TFG ones are OK but not the same.
Paul.

Thanks, Paul, a pleasure. I hope that they work for you and everyone else who's looking for replacement liners.

 

[Phill Mcguire]

hi jim i struggeld to get replacment liners for my hot boots
then a mate said try the skee-tex ones
so i did and they fit perfect mate
take your boots into the tackle shop and get the best fitt

nice toastie feet now for the winter

 

[Jim Foxall]

hi jim i struggeld to get replacment liners for my hot boots
then a mate said try the skee-tex ones
so i did and they fit perfect mate
take your boots into the tackle shop and get the best fitt

nice toastie feet now for the winter

Thanks for that Phil, I'll bear the skee-tex liners in mind, as I suspect that they're better than either Sundridge or Shakespeare. I find that my feet still get cold with these liners and I've started to use a pair of neoprene booties (about the size of a bedroom slipper), inside the liners. To be frank, the boots themselves are no more than wellies and totally useless at keeping the heat in so it's down to the quality of the insulation. With this mind, I buy a size bigger boot than I need and use three layers of insulation, socks, neoprene booties and the liners.

 

[Phill Mcguire]

ive had my hot boots for 3 years now and fished in some very cold weather
well into minus and they have kept my feet toastie
plus my sundrige one piece suite

 

[Phill Mcguire]

these are dear but do what they say keep you feet warm and dry

http://www.specialistsocks.co.uk/Fishing/c7/index.html

 

[Jim Foxall]

these are dear but do what they say keep you feet warm and dry

http://www.specialistsocks.co.uk/Fishing/c7/index.html

Thanks for the tips, Phill

 

[Derek Funcks]

Have skee-tex got a website that you can order from ?

 

[Clive Kirkman]

i know this is a bit off topic but ive just been in the local maplin store and noticed they are doing thermal electric insoles
these consist of two insoles and two ankle straps which take batteries,then a male lead plugs into a female lead on the insoles,very warm to touch too.
a bit pricy at 10.99 but someone may fancy a pair as a stocking filler......

 

[Phill Mcguire]

http://www.skee-tex.co.uk/

 

[Phill Mcguire]

http://www.skee-tex.co.uk/fish/original.htm

 

[Derek Funcks]

http://www.skee-tex.co.uk/fish/original.htm

Cheers Phil.

 

[Phill Mcguire]

your welcome