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Why do I always have cold feet?

It’s enough to make you desperate: cold feet! You can’t relax, concentrate, enjoy your walk and certainly can’t sleep well. Do you want to know why your feet get cold so often? Then check out the possible causes below. But more importantly, we also reveal the very best tips on how to say bye-bye to your ice cubes forever and ever.

Warming up cold feet

Here’s why you suffer from cold feet so often

Just to reassure you, you are not alone. According to a Swiss study, as many as 33.1 per cent of women suffer from this regularly. Men, on the other hand, do not often complain about cold feet. Not because their nagging threshold is higher (although men are all too keen to hear this) but because they really rarely suffer from it: only 6.9 per cent of them suffer from this every now and then. You can take advantage of this knowledge right away: use your husband as a hot water bottle in bed:).

Anyway, here are the main causes of cold feet:

Causes of cold feet

  1. You are woman.

And women have a different physique than men. Men generally have more muscles. Muscles burn carbohydrates, fats and proteins. This combustion releases energy, or heat.

  1. You are woman. Yes, this does not work in your favor 🙂

And women generally have thinner skin than men. On the other hand, you could argue that women have more fat. And fat insulates. But this fat is not in your feet and around your toes. So unfortunately, eating a box of chocolates with the excuse of building up an insulation layer is not a good idea.

  1. Your body works efficiently.

For your body, it is important to keep especially your vital organs like your heart, lungs and kidneys in your trunk and your brain in your head warm. As soon as the ambient temperature cools down, your circulatory system wants to prevent your torso and head from cooling down too quickly. Very efficiently, blood flow is reduced in the extremities of your body, such as the tip of your nose, your fingers and toes. So that the blood circulation around your vital organs continues to work properly. And not much later you also start to feel the cold in your lower legs and forearms. Well great, such an efficient body!

  1. Maybe you are sleep deprived?

When your body is tired, it cools down to let you know that you need to find a warm and safe place to sleep. This normally happens in the evening. But it could just be that you often feel cold during the day because you have built up a lack of sleep.

  1. Your diet.

To keep that circulation going, it is important that your blood contains enough iron and b12. Do you eat little meat or are you perhaps a vegetarian or vegan? Then it is not always easy to get these nutrients. To be on the safe side, have your blood tested at the doctor’s and take extra iron and b12.

Tips against cold feet

The only way to get warm feet is to get your circulation going. When the blood no longer flows properly through the tiniest capillaries, you get cold feet. 4 tips to get your circulation going:

Cold Feet Tips

  1. Heated socks

If you want to get rid of those cold feet really quickly and don’t have time to jump in the shower, put on a pair of heated socks. At the press of a button, you can feel your socks getting warm within 30 seconds. Also very nice: you can adjust the socks in 3 positions. Low, medium and high. To avoid cold feet, it is best to leave them on at the lowest setting all day. To warm up your feet, choose the highest setting. Check out our thin heated socks for in your normal shoes.

  1. Build muscle

Exercise not only warms you up but also trains your muscles. The more muscle you have, the harder your combustion engine will work. And that will warm you up. Even at rest!

  1. The right shoes

Do you have wide feet? Then you probably have cold feet more often than average. If your shoes are too tight around your feet, you are more likely to get cold feet.. Your blood vessels will be squeezed a little. So look for a nice shoe brand that makes beautiful shoes especially for wider feet.

  1. Sleep or vitamin deficiency

As you have read under causes, your cold feet could also be due to a lack of sleep or iron or vitamin b12. Get an early night tonight and/or make an appointment at the doctor’s to have your blood checked.

Have you tried all the well-intentioned tips and have you been suffering from cold feet all your life? Then heated socks will be a relief for you. We have not only designed our socks in a thick ski version, but also a special variant for your normal shoes. Check out our variants here:

Heated socks outdoor ACTIVE THIN

Price range: £99,95 through £109,95

ACTIVE THIN heated socks by HeatPerformance® are thin, high heated outdoor socks with remote control. Made for cold days when you stay active: walking, cycling, skiing, working outdoors or simply going outside without wearing thick heated socks.

  • Thinner outdoor model for walking, cycling, skiing, outdoor work and everyday use in cold weather.
  • 70% Coolmax® helps wick away moisture and keeps the sock comfortable during active use.
  • With remote control, so you can easily adjust the heat setting without touching your sock.
  • Flat heating elements and compact 7.4V batteries, with up to 7–8 hours on the lowest setting.
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Heated socks ULTRA THIN – HeatPerformance®

Price range: £79,95 through £119,95

Warm feet, without thick socks in your shoes. The HeatPerformance® ULTRA THIN are our thinnest heated socks: designed for trainers, cycling shoes, skates, smart shoes and other shoes where space is limited.

  • Thinnest heated socks in our range, with as little extra volume as possible.
  • Premium bamboo blend feels soft on the skin and provides a comfortable fit.
  • 7.4V heating system with targeted warmth around the toes and forefoot.
  • Up to 7–8 hours of warmth on the lowest setting with compact 7.4V batteries.
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Heated socks THIN – HeatPerformance®

Price range: £79,95 through £99,95

Thin heated socks THIN by HeatPerformance® are designed for cold days when regular socks are just not quite warm enough. Wear them outdoors, to the office or at home in your slippers: this low-cut model is about the thickness of tennis socks and warms the toes and forefoot, where cold is often felt first.

  • Thin heated socks for everyday use, the office, home and walking.
  • Low-cut model with approximately the thickness of tennis socks.
  • 7.4V heating system with compact batteries and a realistic runtime of up to 7–8 hours on the lowest setting.
  • A personal favourite from HeatPerformance® for fresh days and everyday use.
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Heated ski socks POWER – HeatPerformance®

Price range: £89,95 through £129,95

POWER heated socks by HeatPerformance® are designed for cold days when you need plenty of warmth in roomier shoes, boots or ski boots. This warm, thicker model works with a powerful 7.4V heating system and is ideal as heated ski socks for winter sports, but also suitable for outdoor work, motorcycling and long periods in cold conditions.

  • Warm, thicker POWER model for cold conditions and shoes with enough space.
  • No remote control: simply adjust the heat level using the button on the sock.
  • Compact 7.4V batteries with a realistic runtime of up to 9–10 hours on the lowest setting.
  • Comfortable and durable finish with finely integrated heating elements, less extra volume around the forefoot, and reinforced heel and toe areas.
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Electrically heated socks PRO with remote control

Price range: £99,95 through £129,95

HeatPerformance® PRO electric heated socks are our warmest heated socks for days when your feet really need to stay warm. This model provides long-lasting warmth in roomier shoes, boots or ski boots, with the added convenience of remote control.

  • Our warmest heated sock with a powerful 7.4V heating system for long-lasting cold conditions.
  • With remote control, so you can easily adjust the heat setting without touching the sock.
  • Compact 7.4V batteries with a realistic battery life of up to 9–10 hours on the lowest setting.
  • Premium inner finish with carefully integrated heating conductors and less extra volume around the forefoot.
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Do you have any questions about our heated socks? Feel free to ask them. Do you want to know more about it? We have an extensive description for each sock. We wish you a lot of warmth!

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