I had the same issue, but 2 winters ago found a paid of Windriver boots that have kept my feet and toes warm for the first time in my life. I have no idea what they're called and can't find them on the website anymore though they're similar style to the snow leopards but not the samepolish_jr333 wrote: ↑ Is there such a thing as truly warm boots? I've given up looking. Tried everything out there and there's simply nothing that will keep my toes warm when standing for 10 mins waiting for a bus when it's 15 below. I got the Kodiak Rover II with 400 grams of Thinsulate which have actually been better than anything I've had before.. but still far from ideal. Feet get cold while outside, then stay freezing while I'm inside for half an hour. All Sorels I've owned have been complete BS, and Blundstone's were a joke in the cold... and then they fell apart after two seasons. I'm hoping the battery powered stuff is good because I'll start looking at that this winter.
Now to find gloves that are actually warm..