Size Thermo Soles - Thermo Soles

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	80 % of the women suffer from cold feet and not only during winter! The temperature of your toes can go down to 46F!



	The integrated thermostat is activated with start up. In case of less than 88F the heating is automatically activated, at 106F it turns off automatically.

	Did you know?

	Cold feet can be dangerous. According to a Study of the Cardiff University in Wales the relation between cold feet and catching a cold is proven. This problem can be solved with scientifically formed heating soles like the Thermo Soles that adapt the temperature to the feet automatically.
	Read the medical expertise from Dr. med Zrim from L.A. about this topic.

by the way...

This winter, you should do your hands a favour.

Even on the coldest winter days, keep your hands warm with the
Thermo Gloves,
the first wireless and rechargeable heated gloves worldwide,
that even fit underneath your other gloves.

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If you are unsure about what sole size you need please open the respective pdf file and read the dimensions of the soles on the illustrations or print out the respective pdf file on your printer.

	Thermo Soles		Thermo Soles 3D with remote control
S	US M 5½ to 4 ½ , F 7 to 6	S	US M 5 ½ to 6, F 7 to 6
M	US M 7 ½ to 6, F 9 to 7 ½	M	US M 7 ½ to 6, F 9 to 7 ½
L	US M 8 ½ to 7 ½, F 10 to 9	L	US M 8 ½ to 7 ½, F 10 to 9
XL	US M 10 ½ to 9, F 12 to 10 ½	XL	US M 11 ½ to 9, F 13 to 10 ½
XXL	US M 11 to 13 , F 12 to 14	XXL	US M 13 to 12, W 14 to 13 ½

When printing you must pay attention that the printer settings are correct. On the printer page, you will find the field "Adapt to page size" and a pull down menu underneath. The setting must be "None" here. (See the following image)