Cold Feet! What Can You Do?
Cosy Warmth in Winter: Tips to Prevent Cold Feet
Cold Feet! What to Do? Here's How to Keep Your Feet Warm
Many people suffer from cold feet, especially during the winter months. As temperatures drop, our feet often feel the chill first.
For the body to function properly, a stable temperature of around 37°C is essential. When exposed to freezing conditions, it becomes more challenging for our system to distribute warmth evenly. The result? Cold feet and hands!
Boost Circulation with Contrast Baths
If you regularly experience cold feet, contrast baths can help. This method stimulates circulation by alternating between warm and cold water. Warm water expands the blood vessels (warming the feet), while the switch to cold water causes the vessels to constrict again (helping to retain heat).
Alpaca Wool Socks
Alpaca and sheep wool are excellent natural insulators. Alpaca socks and wool socks not only keep feet warm but are also breathable and wick moisture away from the skin. Choosing high-quality wool socks ensures maximum warmth and comfort.
Cosy Hot Water Bottles
Sometimes, the body needs a little extra warmth from an external source. We recommend our hot water bottle with a sheepskin cover for gentle and long-lasting heat.
Sheepskin Insoles for Extra Warmth
Sheepskin insoles provide extra insulation and soft cushioning for superior comfort. Sheepskin has natural temperature-regulating properties and absorbs moisture, keeping your feet warm and dry. Slip them into your winter boots or shoes for an extra layer of protection against the cold.
Sheepskin-Lined Boots
Investing in a pair of high-quality sheepskin boots is worth it. Sheepskin-lined winter boots provide superior insulation, keeping your feet warm even in freezing temperatures. Make sure your winter shoes are not too tight—your toes need space to move, as restricted circulation makes you feel colder. Fellhof winter boots combine thick sheepskin lining with durable, insulating soles for optimal warmth and comfort.
Foot Massage: Pamper Your Feet with Creams & Oils
Cold feet love warming creams and relaxing foot massages. Whether using your hands or a massage ball, gentle kneading improves circulation, while scented creams and oils enhance relaxation. Tip: Ask your partner for a soothing foot massage to help you unwind!
Cherry Stone Heat Pads
Cherry stone heat pads are a great way to deliver targeted warmth. Simply heat the pad in the microwave and place it under your feet in bed. The natural cherry stones retain heat for an extended period, providing long-lasting warmth. Our cherry stone pad also comes with a protective sheepskin cover to prevent burns and keep the warmth locked in.
Sheepskin Slippers & House Shoes
There’s nothing cosier than slipping into a pair of sheepskin slippers after a long day. Our ultra-soft sheepskin house shoes offer unbeatable warmth and comfort, making them the perfect companion for chilly winter evenings.
Cold Feet in Winter?
With these simple tricks and warming accessories, you can keep your feet toasty and comfortable all winter long.
IMPORTANT: If you constantly suffer from cold feet, consult a doctor. Cold feet may be a symptom of underlying issues such as poor circulation, vitamin deficiencies, or nerve damage, which should be evaluated by a medical professional.
Ultimate Cold Protection
Cold feet in winter can be uncomfortable. To stay warm in freezing temperatures, wearing the right footwear is essential. Winter boots with sheepskin lining and sheepskin shoes keep you warm during your outdoor adventures. For cosy indoor comfort, sheepskin slippers, sheepskin house shoes, and soft alpaca wool socks provide lasting warmth. With warming sheepskin and wool products, you can brave even the coldest days—keeping your feet snug and warm all winter long.
