Exped Camp Booty

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Good quality, of course; I wear a size 46.5 (46 2/3), and I find that the size 47—the largest available—runs small (my toes touch the end). So, if you're a size 47, it's not worth it—especially when wearing socks.

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Good product. I use it in Lapland for nights in cabins or tents. It's not as warm as I'd hoped, but I'm in special conditions (-15 degrees or colder)...

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Looks good! It's a gift, so they haven't been used yet. However, the sole seems durable and grippy, and the slippers feel soft on the feet.

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I bought it for someone else, he likes it.

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Warm and comfortable boots, exactly what I was missing for the camp when I want to dry my riding shoes on long bikepacking trips.

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Used for a couple of years on winter hikes. These have been worn in Sarek during camping nights with woolen socks inside, so they did well even there at -30°C

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Corresponds to my expectations, insulating and with an elastic headband to properly insulate the top. taken in L for a size 43 in town, I can feel the edge of the sole, a habit to get into I think.

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Good slippers for autumn and winter trips. Add a wool sock, so it's nice to play in the snow too.

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Goa when leaving the tent/cabin. Or just to wear as slippers when you're a little frozen.

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Works as expected in late autumn conditions when bivouacing in the woodland.