Can we open the feet so as to wear shoes? How water resistant is it, ie can I have a sleep on the grass if it's wet? Thanks :-)
164808
The pantagon selk has removeable feet. Yes, it is seems likely that it would keep you dry.
164809
Can't open the feet. Isn't water resistant, but I think you could sleep in a little damp grass, but not if the grass was soaked.
1749681
They will help keep moisture out but there is not a water tight seal between the shoe and gaitor. If you stay in standing water, you will get wet. Running through wet grass, brush or even puddles, it will help keep the water out.
591928
I've never done it. It think it woukd be a little unconfortable for me. Also if you excersise during the day most likely they are going to be wet at night. However I was thinking on buying the pants and sleeping in them.
2053134
I'm going to say no. We bought a double cot to keep us off of the ground, it's not quite a queen size, and it's hard to get it in the tent. We have just enough room on the sides to sit and put your shoes on. But, we love the tent, glad we bought it!
819725
You can easily wear this overnight, however I took mine off at night just to give my foot a breather. I wore everyday for 4 weeks during the day and it was very comfortable...and my problem did get better. I am now fine and I do credit the sock with helping me out.
1509365
I must agree with some other posts regarding cracking, etc. I am currently experimenting with "cloth" covered vertical blinds. So far, there is no problem. I would take my shoes to a shoe repair shop and ask them what you should use to protect your shoes. Good luck.
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I personally could not wear these rain boots all day, especially on a trip where you are constantly walking, because they do not have enough arch support for me; I have a high arch. Also, something to think about if you are going when it is cold, is that I can only wear thin socks in my boots. I would recommend getting them and trying them around the house well in advance of your trip if you don't need much arch support. Have fun!
1995492
I tried it barefoot and it wasn't too comfortable. I recommend wearing shoes.
273579
We got to test out it's waterproof ability this year, when it poured so hard that we made trenches to send the water away from the tent and site. Two torrential storms went through that brought a lot of rain and wind. The water had risen to 3 inches up the side of the tent, but did not get inside at all. One thing we do find is that there will be condensation which ends up underneath the inflatable pads under the sleeping bags. This comes from sweating overnight, not from rain getting inside. We just open it up during the day to let it air out. You're not going to want to do that in the rain so it'll be difficult to get rid of the condensation, which there will be more of if you go into the tent wet. You definitely want a layer under your sleeping bag especially if you are going to be in those conditions for that amount of time.
1787476
The enclosed instructions specify that shoes should be worn while on the board. The bumps on its surface help to keep shoes from slipping. I have never slipped off. I would never try the board barefoot.
937068
Here at Atlas Biomechanics we recommend that these can be worn under socks with or with out shoes. Most people wear them all day with their shoes. We sell to hundreds of Podiatrists and they also recommend under socks and worn all day. Thank you for your question.Sincerely,TeriAtlas Biomechanics
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There are pads that go between the feet and topper. I have had mine since about November and have had no water issues.
583745
I agree with your previous responders. works great with closed shoes, not sandals.
1998651
My experience is only in home use. They are quite bulky to wear with shoes. Just put them on, put your feet up, and relax.
1831358
That is a difficult question to answer. The mesh part in the front where the ball or shoes may go would not be water resistant as well as the one side pocket that has mesh/netting. Water would seep into those areas. There is an enclosed inside pocket that makes up the bulk of the bag but I honestly do not think it is water resistant. I think that water could possibly seep through.
181630
My husband is a size 12 and he uses this without a problem. But, we both go prefer to go shoeless when using this. You could slide your feet in sideways if you chose to wear shoes.
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Yes and you can even wear it with no socks and sandals. They are really great! Sorry for the delay in answering.