Cold Feet Found

Thanks to the positive response from our members, we’ve recruited our test group for these socks.  We’ll be requesting more testers for additional products in the future, so please keep watching the site for new announcements.

We’re looking for Raynaud’s sufferers who specifically have problems with cold feet to help us test a new line of socks. 

If you’re interested, please contact us.  Include your name, mailing address and shoe size.   We’ll appreciate your help!

11 Responses to “Cold Feet Found”

  1. Cindi Holt Says:

    I would love to test the new line of socks.

    Thank you.

  2. River Vjiew Says:

    I would like to test your products. I am always looking for products to help keep me warm. River

  3. Lynn Wunderman Says:

    Thanks for volunteering. In the future, please contact us via phone or email to participate in product tests – as we’d prefer not to leave personal information (address, shoe size, etc.) in the public forum.

    We’ve removed those from previous posts, but have kept the contact information for future follow-up.

    As noted, we now have more than enough sock testers – but appreciate the quick response we received from fellow Frosties :)

  4. georgia settles Says:

    i have been diagnosed with raynaud’s and i would like to test your produts.

  5. sarah allison Says:

    I have unknowlingly been suffering from raynaud’s for as long as i can remember but was only diagnosed last year as my symptoms became much worse. Even more recently the problems with my feet coldness/numbness/and pain have become unbearable. i have been searching for the perfect pair of heated socks and have been making due with toe warmers ( the kind for skiing ). But I would love to be able to help with testing your product.

  6. Thomas Liddle Says:

    I’ve always been an avid hunter. About a year ago I have had trouble with my toes and fingers that has gotten worse. Thought it was from frost bite years ago. While Found out last year I had Raynauds. I also have alapecia and was told people that have alepecia are more prone to raynauds. Anyways I’d love to try any socks or gloves to continue my love of hunting. Also at work we wear steel toed boots that doesn’t help any. Toe warmers are ok but there has to be more out there. Would be happy to test any item or hear from others what really works. hanks Tom

  7. Laura Gardner Says:

    I would love to test your products. I have tried numerous products and not found anything yet that helps enough. Please help
    !!

  8. Michele James Says:

    I would be glad to try your socks or other products. the Raynauds pain is unbearable. Thanks

  9. Anita Says:

    Do the socks have toe seams? Raynauds is the diagnosis I recently received after 1 1/2 years of painful toes. I have same symptoms as others but I absolutely cannot stand the sock’s seams rubbing across the tops of my toes. If those bulky, thready, seams are eliminated in some fashion, then, sure, I’m willing to test the socks when you put a call out for another group of testers.

  10. herbalecstacy Says:

    hey guys, i just came here when i did a fast yahoo search. Nice site you have here! Keep it up!

  11. Lynn Wunderman Says:

    Thanks for the positive feedback on the site – glad you found us!

    To Anita’s question about seams, you might want to checkout the Foothugger socks in the Sponsor section of the site – they are cushy, warm Polartec without seams on the toe. As for the new socks we’re testing, they do have a thin toe seam. Testing is still in progress, so stay tuned to see if they are a winner!

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