Even if your insulated slipper soles are waterproof, wet grass can still affect your comfort if the fabric on top isn’t. You will find that most of the tent slippers in this guide use a durable water-repellent (DWR) treatment which helps. The material also needs to be durable as you will expose them to abrasions with every step (potentially). Nylon material is a safe bet. Size

If you are anything like me, you will buy these for camping and end up using them every day at home, around the house or garden. If you have ever tried a pair of Teva sandals, you will know how lightweight and comfy they are. These hiking slippers are even comfier. No matter how comfortable your boots, it’s always a nice feeling after a long walk to unlace them and free your feet from their confines.Camping slippers are designed to keep your feet warm either inside your tent and sleeping bag or to wear around your camp in the morning and evening. They are the single best way to reward your feet after a tough day of hiking, and nothing feels better than taking your boots off, cleaning your feet, and then slipping into your slippers.

Our classic Down Hut Slipper has been reimagined with more sustainable materials. Filled with 700FP, P.U.R.E recycled down and an entirely recycled Pertex® Quantum outer these slippers have a light weight and a light footprint. The sole unit is a non-slip material, and the Cirrus Hut Slippers also have a 600 denier reinforced nylon lower edge wrapping all the way round them. The sole is semi stiffened and has a cushioned EVA footbed. Some camping slippers are better designed to be used outdoors than others, and the major contributing factor for this is the sole material. No matter how well-enforced, fabric soles will never work as well as rubber or PU soles. If your slippers are designed to be used outdoors, they will have a solid rubber sole with some kind of tread underneath for grip. If your slippers don’t have this, they are designed for your tent and not walking outside. Are Camping Slippers Waterproof?

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As already covered above, the insulation type should be one of your first considerations when looking for some warm camp footwear inside your tent. Down insulation offers the best weight-to-warmth ratio but synthetic insulation works better if it gets wet. Choose wisely, and get in touch if you have any questions. Sole

MATERIAL: 100% recycled ripstop upper, 50% recycled brushed polyester lining, 100% recycled polyester wool-like collar Rubber soles with grip are what you need to wear your bushcraft slippers outdoors, as this ensures they stay dry and you don’t injure your feet on sharp objects lying on the ground. Fabric-soled slippers are the better choice to wear inside your shelter as they are less likely to damage your tent floor or air bed. Synthetic Vs Down Camp SlippersAs well as being warm and comfortable in winter, the Hut Slipper from Rab does not overheat on warmer nights and are great for lounging around. We regard these as one of the best camp slippers and would recommend them to anyone looking for their next pair of camp shoes to wear at the end of a hike.