Best Boots for warm feet

[Stickyboy]

Heres a thread for a bit of debate...
How does everone keep there feet and toes dry and warm on a cold winters night on the beach?
If you can recommend a decent pair of boots/waders it may be of interest to many.
I know that cold feet can make for a miserable session, keep them warm and its bliss. How do you do it?

[Hooker]

I have a pair of sundridge hot foot boots, there amazingly warm and very comfortable.

They cost 30 squids

[Old Smoothound]

As i am a fly fisherman as well and to try and keep costs down, because I sea fish from Boat and shore i use a pair of Wychwood waterproof boots and a pair of thermal socks.

They have ankle support for rock hopping (or in my case rock sliding, age starting to creep in here!) and i use them on a boat. Feet and toesies keep as warm as toast! Plus i can use them for fluff chucking again on shore on in a boat.

Don't use wellies unless i am fishing on the Taw.... ask Kiwi and Kev how muddy it is

Cost circa £50 but if taken care of will last a few years.

[Hooker]

O i forgot to add, the termal lining in the boots are detactable so you can take them out to wash.

[steve devon]

i got the ron thompson thermal ones they cost £20 and work well

[delboy]

got to agree with the sundridge hot boots but forget thermal socks totally and get neoprene socks there is nothing as good as these ive been using them for a year now and would of wore out 5 pairs of socks by now but my neoprene socks are still good as new and very very warm

[Hooker]

What u mean thermal socks?

Do you wear the neoprene socks inside the boots?

[delboy]

yes i wear neoprene sock inside the hot boots paul

[fishypaul]

i wear some boots called muk-luks,at least i think they are called that,i've had them for more than 10 years and never had cold feet,

[gullyworm]

I thought having cold feet was part of the fun of fishing lol.