Cold Toes

Wool socks. And unbuckling the boots will help a ton.

i'd definitely say use the toe warmer pads, like the ones people use in their gloves. when its cold, i never leave home without them.

-18 celcius i prosume?

are you talking about smart wool? those are so warm

Someone told me they use heated socks.  Theres a little battery in them and you stay warm (apparently).  I have never used them myself so I don't really know how well they work. 

my toes died yesterday up whis and they're still feeling partial numbness, i think i got a little bit of frostbite on em. whistler is fucking cold these days

http://cozywinters.com/therm-ic/

Electronic boot heaters! they'll cost you around $200, but they last for like 10-15 years. My mom got these because her feet were always cold. They lasted her 14 years, and she never got cold feet.

they do but i wouldn't dare mention it on ns

get these and you will never have cold feet again.

If the boots are properlly fitted, I don't think this would help.
Perhaps you have a circulation problem?

Most everything has been covered already, but I'll rehash a few things...

-Keep you core warmer. Your feet and hands get cold first when your core is cold. Your body redirects blood flow away from extremeties to protect your organs from low temperature. skip the cotton tall-tees on cold days and wear some good, insulating, breathable layers. The drier your core is, the warmer your core is, and incidently, the warmer your hands and toes will be.

-Thin, wool socks. Wool is the best by nature. It does not lose insulation qualities when wet. Helly Hansen makes the best sock I have ever used. They are a little pricey, but they feature a wicking layer next to your foot, with a wool layer on the outer for insulation. Your feet will stay super dry and be warmer.

-Dry boots from the start . Starting out your day with a damp boot will kill you. Pull the liners at night if you are having problems. Make sure they are bone dry at the beginning of the day.

-Loosen buckles on lifts or if standing around. This will help blood flow to the toes.

Another thing that helps, you know how if you eat something real spicy your scalp will feel itchy? That's a result of increased circulation caused by spicy foods. Eating something spicy will really help warm you up as a whole.

Also, on the cayenne pepper front, you can sprinkle some into your socks. Start with only a little as some people get irritation from it. The pepper will act to dilate the blood vessels in your foot, improving circulation.

Get hotronics, dry your boots before putting them on, change socks during lunch, undo buckles on the lift

Loosening your boots will help a lot.  More blood flow = more warmth