Tentock Ultralight Winter Goose Down Booties Socks Slippers Warm Soft Cozy Water-Resistant for Camping Backpacking Indoor Down Filled Slipper Boots with Storage Bag

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Perfect for hanging around the house or relaxing on those long chilly plane rides, these booties will keep your feet extra warm.

Made from a combination of New Zealand's brushtail possum fur, and New Zealand Merino lamb's wool, these socks are sure to keep your toes nice and toasty. For all of those reasons, and the design’s sustainability focus, these booties are the peak of our list. Because you’re casting on more stitches and doing so in a loop, the cast-on for a pair of cuff-down socks is a bit easier than the cast-on for toe-up socks, where you are casting on a small number of stitches in a straight line and then growing a loop outward. In consistently cold weather, I can see these being worth it, but in the standard hiking season, an extra pair of merino wool socks should do the trick.If you’re planning on wearing your down booties in snow, rain, or sleet, you’ll definitely want to consider purchasing a pair that’s waterproof or water-resistant. Generally, that means you’ll decrease the foot until you have 20-28ish stitches left, then stitch them together.

Surprisingly, there aren’t that many down bootie options on the market, which is why we decided to include at least one down alternative. Weighing only a minuscule 61-90g, these down-filled boots/socks can make all the difference when camping on a chilly night.Once you know how to work your favorite heel and can substitute it into any pattern, you open up whole new worlds of sock-knitting fun.