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Full Moon Camp Booties

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$44.77 $69.95 In stock

Category: APPAREL

So packable and lightweight you might throw them in your pack and forget you brought them, the Full Moon Camp Booties keep your feet warm and dry during all your outdoor adventures. 

Designed with extra durable recycled outer material and anti-slip soles, these water resistant booties will keep your toes warm anywhere you go - from cold nights at camp, to backcountry hut trips, to braving the snow to take out the garbage.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli V. ★★★★★

Wore these around camp after a chilly morning hike and my feet stopped aching almost immediately. They're so lightweight I honestly forgot they were in my pack until I needed them.

Hazel ★★★★★

I tossed these in my pack for a weekend trip and honestly forgot they were in there until the nights got cold. They're so lightweight and packable that I barely noticed the extra weight, and my feet were toasty around the fire.

Brian K. ★★★★★

My feet stayed warm and dry the entire trip even after wading through wet grass at dawn, and these barely took up any room in my pack. Threw them in my duffel as an afterthought, but they ended up being the most-used item I brought.