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try these:
- your boot is probably cutting off blood flow (no blood = cold feet) go see a bootfitter
- wool socks are a gift from god! they keep your feet warm even if your get a little damp
- fill your liners with warm water and a mild soap. washing them will unclog the pores of the liner allowing moisture to discipate more effectively
- do not drive to the hill with your ski socks on
- take two pairs of socks to the hill and change them at lunch (sweat makes you cold)
- apply an aerosol anti-perspirant to your feet before putting your boots on
- man up and buy a set of Therm-ic boot warmers
what they said^^ but if its a new boot you want i can tell you from experiance that Salomon Ghosts are hot pockets
i'm a bootfitter and i deal with people complaining about cold feet day-in and day-out.
also, there's a sweet little product out there called a "boot glove". basically it's a 5mm neoprene cover that goes over your boot and velcros in the back. it keeps the wind-chill and water out and the warmth in
