Tentock Ultralight Winter Goose Down Booties Socks Slippers Warm Soft Cozy Water-Resistant for Camping Backpacking Indoor Down Filled Slipper Boots with Storage Bag

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But if you’re going to be in more extreme temps — below 20 or even dipping below zero — you can add 25%, 50%, 75%, or even 100% more overfill to keep your feet and toes extra toasty.

Materials that are water resistant are not completely impervious to water exposure, but should do the trick if you’re walking in light rain or snow.In consistently cold weather, I can see these being worth it, but in the standard hiking season, an extra pair of merino wool socks should do the trick. Down booties can be worn with or without socks, but we suggest a thinner and breathable sock if you go with.

A down bootie’s ability to compress in a backpack or duffel depends mostly on its materials and insulation type. Whether you’re taking your first ski hut trip, ski mountaineering, road-tripping to the slopes, need an indoor office shoe, or your house has wood floors, these booties are top-notch for protecting your feet when it matters most. If you’re interested in showing off a new technique, cuff-down socks probably aren’t going to be the style for you.Because of the natural down, they are more packable and tend to have a better warmth-to-weight ratio than synthetic options. This sub is about overnight backcountry backpacking, with a focus on moving efficiently, packing light, generally aiming at a sub 10 pound base weight, and following LNT principles. Stay warm and cozy when the temperature begins to drop, whether you’re on the trail or on your way to work.

The North Face Thermoball Traction Bootiesfor men and women are built for outdoor use, however, they’re super comfortable indoors too. My hands and fingertips freeze within a few minutes of being in the cold wether it's mild or below zero. Of course, this all rides upon your preferences for down, fill, colors, materials, and other add-ons.This super light, high quality, 7 denier fabric showcases a ciré finish on both sides and weighs in at just . But if you’re going to be using your down booties while trudging through snow or exclusively outside, the added adjustability from a drawstring closure will be your best bet. If you need a lower-cuffed bootie, or you’re heading out on a ski hut trip or backpacking trip, don’t miss out on the Rab Down Hut Slipper. We love that there’s a heel loop and tongue loop, so you can easily slide in your fingers to pull on the booties over thick socks. If you’re curious to try it, Kate Atherley did a great tutorial over on the Modern Daily Knitting blog.