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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from San Luis Obispo, CA on 7/8/2008
Great for around the house and when dry, but miserable when wet. Will slip on wood floors when non-slip texture doesn't work. I would recommend these to a friend with the above caveat.
from Wrightsville, PA on 6/12/2008
The tent bootie is very warm and extremely comfortable. I bought one after buying one for my girlfriend for xmas. We wear them around the house when it is cool and they are more comfortable than any slipper I have ever worn. They are also great in the backcountry, both in the dead cold of winter and when the temps just drop below 40 or 50 in the summer. It is great do have something warm and soft to slip on and walk around camp after a long day of abusing your feet on the trail, and a much lighter and smaller alternative than camp shoes. Only dislike is that the sole is a little lightweight for constant wear outside and wouldn't be ideal on rocky terrain. Unfortunately the only other option is the Nuptse bootie which has a much too large sole to pack down in a backpack. But it is nice that the soft sole does not damage your tent or sleeping bag.
from Colorado Springs, CO on 4/14/2008
I've always had a problem with cold feet while winter camping. These down booties took care of the problem. I wear them in my sleeping bag and can even wear them around camp. Toasty warm, comfortable and compress small for packing. I highly recommend them.
from Pacific Northwest on 3/28/2008
Just what I expected from The North Face, they appear to be great quality. I have yet to wear them in climbing conditions. If I have one complaint it is that the bottoms dont appear to be very resilient or waterproof for the quick jaunt out of the tent to relieve yourself.
from Newburgh, N.Y. on 3/22/2008
These will be great while cold weather camping. They are very warm, but not uncomfortable. They are light weight and compact. The only downside was when I first put them on in the house. They were a little slippery on the hardwood floors. But after a short while they were no longer slippery.
from Maine on 3/19/2008
Does not have enough loft to be very warm. Fine for twenty degree conditions, but not warm enough for serious winter camping.
from TRUKEE ,CA. on 3/14/2008
SNOW CAMPED FOR A FEW DAYS THIS WINTER ,COULDN'T ASK FOR A BETTER BOOTIE.MY FEET WERE WARM AS TOAST.WALKING AROUND IN THE SNOW WAS EASY(NO SLIPPING) AND COMFORTABLE
from Marion, Arkansas on 3/10/2008
I bought these for my grown son (25) and he loves them. My younger son (23) has a pair which he has had for about 4 years and takes them on hikes in the mountains for wearing at night in the sleeping bag to keep his feet warm. He also wears them in the winter around the house. After wearing his brothers one cold night, he mentioned how he would like a pair as well. They are light weight and pack great for hikes. The bottom has a non-slip surface which is great for around the house. They keep your feet nice and toasty but are made of breathable material. One son has narrow feet and the other wide but this bootie fits both just fine. Needless to say both of my sons are enjoying their warm booties. [...]
from Glenwood Springs, CO on 3/3/2008
keep your feet toasty. Got Large on a hunch, since there's no conversion chart, and they fit snugly for a size 11 1/2. Perfect for loungin' around in winter.
from Upstate, NY on 2/27/2008
I got these at sale price. I would not pay the regular price for these as I don't feel they offer anything more than what other less costly brands offer.
from boise, id on 2/25/2008
Great yurt/tent footwear. I used them 5 days right away when I purchased them and was completely happy with them. Not quite as warm as the last pair I owned, but a lot less bulky. Definitely recommend them.
from Clintonville, WI on 12/17/2007
We keep the house cool in the winter, so I wear these around the house all the time. I also bring them along for winter camping. A well designed practical bootie.
from Honolulu on 8/27/2007
Good, solid, tent booty.