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thanks to all for the input.
I'll have a look at the heated insoles.
Big shug, I also have been wearing neoprene toe covers OVER by Windstopper overshoes! And still get cold toes.
I tried neoprene booties for the first time - no wind getting through those and toasty/sweaty feet in mid-Jan!
Have you looked at electrically heated insoles? I've never used them myself but Maplin's have them.
I already use thermal windstopper overshoes with my normal cycling shoes, a thermolite or thin merino wool sock, and a footwarmer insole but my feet still get cold. Hence the reason for purchasing a larger sized shoe to accommodate a thick wool sock. My foot is not floating around in the shoe but there is more room in the toe box. Just wondering if that's not good.
I had to buy the shoes from online retailer because cycle shops don't carry good quality women's shoes in a variety of sizes. Very frustrating finding women's kit!
Wow that's a problem. I'm told women's bodies keep heat close ro the core so often have cold hands & feet. Sounds like a case of if it feels good do it. May have to use loose fit in winter snug in summer
Should fit snuggly I cold weather use overshoes or specialist thermal cycling socks . Loose fitting shoe's can rub causing blisters etc