Frozen out of winter walking by the fear of cold feat? Well the chill could be over, as Scarpa is launching the Grizu heated footbed system that heats up the front part of the foot and raising the temperature inside the boot to an extremely comfortable 38° C. The microprocessor inside the insole regulates the output based on the outside temperature making sure the foot is never too cold or hot.
Inside the Heating Support Footbed there is a lithium battery, a flexible resistor and a highly sensitive temperature sensor. Also included is a battery charger with a double outlet so the right and left insoles can be charged individually. A remote control is also included so that the insoles can be switched on and off from outside the boot.
The Grizu can be inserted into any boot or shoe with a removable insole. The Heating Support Footbed even functions in humid conditions. If they are submerged in water the electric circuit automatically protects itself and once dried out will carry on working. The polymer Lithium batteries use similar technology to mobile phones and stay charged for up to 7 hours.
The Grizu could be ideal anyone with poor circulation or those prone to cold feet in the winter and retails for £140.00 and go on sale this winter.
For more information go to Scarpa web site
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Sunday, 30 September 2007
NEWS: Scarpa heated footbeds
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Saturday, 21 July 2007
VIDEO: New Superfeet launched
Live from OutDoor 2007: Superfeet are expanding their range to include men´s and women´s specific insoles that come in orange and pink respectively.
So just what do they do? We asked the guys at Superfeet to explain the biomechanics of walking and luckily they just happened to have a foot skeleton to hand.
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