Western Mountaineering Standard Down Bootie - Men's Navy Blue, M

I got these because my feet are always cold and I've had a couple of bouts with chilblains ("the painful inflammation of small blood vessels in your skin that occur in response to repeated exposure to cold but not freezing air. Also known as pernio, chilblains can cause itching, red patches, swelling and blistering on your hands and feet.") Happy to say, these are preventing any more occurrences. My feet haven't gotten cold while wearing them; they are very comfortable, pretty, and It cracks me up that it looks like I have duck feet. I didn't realize they have 2 elastic cinches, one you can't see sewn inside just above the ankle that keeps all the warm air in around your foot, and the one at the top you can tighten. I've never had to tighten it, both because they fit just right on my calf as they come up a good ways (almost 10"), and they like to hang there on the top of my crew socks! These were a really smart purchase for me. I was reluctant to spend that much for "slippers," but will gladly do it again when these wear out, because I AM going to wear them out! And they're made in the U.S.A.! They seem very good quality, and thoughtfully designed. I would trust this company for future purchases of other outdoor gear needs.

My "real" rating should be 4.5 stars, which is not available. I round it up to 5 because I hope that this may result in more products of this kind (this vendor) being sold on Amazon. The quality and the fact that they were made in the USA were additional factors for going up not down with the rating. The reason I did not want to go for full 5 stars was because I expected the booties to be (instantaneously) warmer. This being said they are sufficiently warm, breathable and light. Note that apparently (looking at other sites [but given the price and not enough ratings I did not want to get something from an unknown to me seller]) the seller offers additional levels of filling for extra cash. However, $80 for slippers already was a stretch for me. This being said, let's keep in mind that given availability of products of similar quality and functionality the price is not outrages. I wear 8.5 US and M is about an inch too long. However, for folks that are camping outside and may need to wear warm sucks this size offers extra flexibility. The only one "complain" I have is the fact that the vendor producing a range of various colors and down density levels limits his available inventory on Amazon. My review is posted in May and perhaps there will be more variety as we get closer to winter.

Awesome boots. They match my Airblaster Poler ninja suit so I can be a warm cuddle monster. I wouldn’t wear them outside unless I had to, but they have an easily cleanable finish + a grippy outsole. The sole is very flexible — it’s soft-ish foam like you’d find in the removable soles of running shoes. This is good for sleeping in, walking around camp, walking around the house, getting the mail, etc. I recommend wearing them with socks, since the insides can get a little sweaty without them. They’re very warm and wind-resistant.I like that they’re made in the USA, and Western Mountaineering is in the Bay Area (CA). They’re more expensive than other similar-ish items, but the down is very good quality, the outer material is nice and abrasion-resistant, they’re super light and packable. If you want the best, these are it. They’re totally overkill for wearing around the house / cabin / boat / RV, but they bring me joy, and I hope they do for you as well.The only thing I’ve found that could possibly be changed, and granted this is more applicable because I use them mainly indoors, is that the sides are soft to be packable, but that also means that they have no support to center your foot over the foam sole. When used on carpet, just don’t drag your feet, or you’ll be walking an inch or so to the side of the sole.These are amazing. You should get some if you’re thinking about it. You won’t regret it.

Returned to order a smaller size.Improves cold feet while in sleeping bag.Not sure if the price is really worth it.Their WM Bison Sleeping Bag I was not impressed at all. Biggest purchase regret I made $1200 sleeping bag and I was cold at 20 degrees when its rated for minus 40.

I bought these booties for a Northern Minnesota winter Boundary Waters trip on Feb 19'. My cozy, Western Mountaineering Sequoia sleeping bag, keeps me warm except for my feet when temps get down in the single digits. These booties should do the trick!!I have worn them around the house, and find they are like little ovens. I love the inside elastic located right at the ankle, which keeps these booties from slipping off. The foam bottom does slide a little left and right at times though. The elastic around the inside ankle area is noticeable when sliding on, but not when wearing them. A draw string cinch at the top of the booty will keep any snow out when venturing around camp. The foam padding on the bottom, is a great balance of pack-ability (not too thick) vs warmth/comfort. My shoe size is a men's 10. I ordered a medium after reading they run large. The mediums fit perfectly. As far as wearing them in my sleeping bag, I find the slight rigidity of the foam bottom is not an issue. They slide around the inside of my bag just fine, and give a little bit, if resting your foot on the other leg.Update: This picture was taken at camp in Northern Minnesota during my winter camping trip. With the temperature around 14 degrees, with windy and snowy conditions, walking around in these Western Mountaineering booties was a treat!! With merino wool socks, along with these “little ovens” my feet were toasty and dry around camp.Great Job Western Mountaineering:)