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Toast your toes in the Sierra Designs Pull On Down Bootie Slipper. Long days of trekking through snowy landscapes and battling the frost call for royal foot treatment, and this bootie\222s generous helping of 700-fill down answers the call. A rough-and-tumble nylon sole means the jog across base camp to get cards from the next tent won\222t be a problem.
Bottom Line: Treat your feet.
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describe the foot bed where the sole of the foot rests. have
describe the foot
bed where the sole of the foot rests. have extremely cold fragile feet to keep warm esp on the toes and bottom.
By: martha liston
November 16, 2011
Martha, these are highly compressible booties for use in backpacking and camping, so the bed of the bootie is much like the sides, baffled chambers holding 700 fill down. There isn't a footbed as there is in a slipper or moccasin. You might think of these as baffled and insulated socks.
By: Christopher Minguez
November 16, 2011
Love these booties!
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Sue Roberts
January 16, 2012
I bought these booties for winter back packing, but I have been wearing them nightly here at home. This past weekend I backpacked on Mt Hood. 1.5 foot of snow, 40 MPH gusts and temps in the single digits. I got my hiking boots saturated crossing a river and the booties is all I had to wear. I wore these booties inside the tent and out for two days and they performed beautifully! I plan to buy another pair just to have a spare pair! LOVE these booties :-)
good bootie, not the correct model
By:
ora2817259
July 13, 2011
There are two versions of the bootie on this page. I messaged customer service to confirm the black booties I ordered would have a drawstring, but the model that arrived didn't have one. A little disappointed, but still a great bootie.
I usually wear an 8.5 or 9. Ordered a 9, but wish I had ordered an 8.
By: Raj
November 5, 2011
Do they run small?
Not at all. They aren't even very water resistant. They are meant to be used mostly in your tent or around camp some.
By: Steven Jones
November 11, 2011
Points with the Wife
By:
JBiggity
February 7, 2011
Got these for just lounging around the house for my wife. She wears them every day during the winter. She absolutely loves them!
There is variance in the models between the black and the two
There is variance in the models between the black and the two others. Is that to say the color ordered determines the actual model received, or is one picture more accurate than the other?
By: La Force
November 8, 2011
The black photo is wrong. The black version will look like the other two but in black
By: Mitch Andrews
November 8, 2011
My wife's ran a little small. I have the men's and they run a little small, as well.
By: Steven Jones
November 11, 2011
0.95 lb for the pair.
By: Cory Guru
January 31, 2011
Change me.
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Love these booties!
I bought these booties for winter back packing, but I have been wearing them nightly here at home. This past weekend I backpacked on Mt Hood. 1.5 foot more...
good bootie, not the correct model
There are two versions of the bootie on this page. I messaged customer service to confirm the black booties I ordered would have a drawstring, but the more...
- Upper Material:
- recycled polyester
- Insulation:
- 700-fill down
- Sole:
- nylon
- Recommended Use:
- mountaineering, winter camping, casual
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime