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With the Sidas Pro Set with Custom H Element foot warming system, you can keep your feet toasty warm from the first chair of the day to the last set of turns. The PRO batteries provide up to eight hours of warmth each, and three different heat settings allow you to fine-tune the temperature inside your boots. Plus, the Custom H insoles can be molded for a perfect fit.

  • Includes two PRO batteries with charger that provide up to eight hours of warmth each
  • Three heat levels allow you to adjust the temperature inside your boots
  • Custom H insoles can be molded to your feet for a custom fit and enhanced comfort

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Steve Brain

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

A friend bought these for his AT boots. After laughing at him at the start of the day, having numb toes all the way home in the car until I sat in front of the fire, persuaded me that boot heaters in an AT boot was a luxury worth having. These heaters last the prescribed 8 hours, are easy to use and clip nicely onto your boots' power-strap without the need for special adapters. They're pretty small and minimal, but keep the chill off my toes. Only note is that you need to ensure the connector gets pushed ALL the way into the battery unit - it was a little stiff at first. I'd buy another pair.

Does anyone know how to install the custom...

Craig80482

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Does anyone know how to install the custom H insoles to the footbed? Does it go on top, underneath, etc...

Steve Brain

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My understanding is that the insoles are heat-moldable footbeds themselves. No direct experience with these, but molded similar footbeds at home for cycling shoes before. The Sidas site (http://www.sidassport.com/en/our-products/winter-sports/pro-set-pack-83-2.html) shows that the heating element is independent of the insole itself. I have Surefoot footbeds, so I simply had them pull the top-cover, stick the heating element on and replace the top-cover. And, to answer your question, the heating element goes on top of the rubber footbed material and beneath the top sheet of a footbed. Hope this is helpful.