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December 20th, 2005

Cold Feet Now a Thing of the Past Thanks to Nanotechnology

Abstract:
Forget heavy socks this winter, ToastyFeet(TM) insole liners have just been introduced by Polar Wrap. "Most people don't realize it, but beyond heavy socks, there is no real underfoot insulation for cold feet," said Bruce McCormick, president of Polar Wrap, the company that created the insole liners using patented nanotechnology from Aspen Aerogels.

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