Foot heater vents...

In my experience, every Ford I have ever owned did a pisspoor job at warming up your feet, except my 71 Mustangs.

Was hoping the new Raptor would improve on this part of ergonomics but it appears no dice.

All the 2015+ trucks are like that.

https://www.f150forum.com/f118/why-cold-feet-329446/

Upsetting that it's rampant.

Hmm.. guess I never used them.

Yes on a cold start, my feet don't warm up on a 30 minute drive (Detroit winter).

I do find that when it's garages or if I start it early with the remote, I'm good.

Never had a problem with my feet being cold in my truck even in snowy conditions. Autostart let it warm up the cab prior to getting in.

oxfordraptor said:

Never had a problem with my feet being cold in my truck even in snowy conditions. Autostart let it warm up the cab prior to getting in.

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Exactly.

akaie15 said:

Yes on a cold start, my feet don't warm up on a 30 minute drive (Detroit winter).

I do find that when it's garages or if I start it early with the remote, I'm good.

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Proof that people are not meant to inhabit that part of the country (says the cold-hating Texan)

wear warmer socks or shoes.

akaie15 said:

Yes on a cold start, my feet don't warm up on a 30 minute drive (Detroit winter).

I do find that when it's garages or if I start it early with the remote, I'm good.

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I keep my boots next to the heat vent in our mudroom. Lace them up in the morning and they are always nice and warm. They don't cool down in the warm cab over the 30 minute drive to work here in snowy MA. This won't fix the floor heat in the Raptor, but perhaps you can start out with boots that are warm when you get in the cab!