Rocky Heated Insoles Review
Rocky heated insoles are popular option among many hunters in large part because Rocky Boots are especially popular among hunters and the outdoor types. Since a lot of hunting occurs in the fall and winter months, this company realizes the importance of keeping feet warm. Rocky heated insoles use a battery pack and wiring to increase the temperature around your feet by approximately 20° and these have become extremely popular with late-season hunters need to spend hours on a cold to find their prey.
There are several things to like about Rocky heated insoles. One of the first thing that jumps out at you is the battery pack. The battery pack for Rocky heated insoles has a runtime of a full 12 hours when fully charged. The heated insoles simply replace the normal insoles that come with all Rocky Boots and easy design with dual density polyurethane to act cushioning and support in addition to the added benefit of warm feet. The set only weighs 11 ounces, which makes them very easy to walk around with. Rocky boots also offers these in sizes based on actual boot sizes which makes it much easier to know which are correct insoles size is for your boot.
However, there were also several negatives that potentially come along with buying Rocky heated insoles. One of the most obvious right off the bat is that these are designed only for one company’s products. This will limit the number of people who could use these insoles and also means they are impractical for anyone who does not already own a pair of Rocky Boots. While they brag about the ability to regulate temperature, the constant habit of plugging in and unplugging the pack from the wiring can be extremely inconvenient if not outright annoying. To stay warm the battery pack also must travel with you and some people have reported that this particular brand of insoles goes through a lot of batters quickly.
So what’s the final verdict? Many of the consumers to buy this product seem to be very happy with results. If you already own a pair of hunting boots made by the Rocky boot company then this might be worth the purchase. Otherwise, you are much better off looking for heated insoles that can be used with a much wider array of footwear and which are not solely relegated to footwear from the Rocky Boots line.
