Pair of black and green camp slippers from the front

Closed-Back Camp Slippers – Fleece Lined, Grip Sole, Indoor & Outdoor

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ColourBlack/Green

Size

Closed heel · Fleece lined · Grip sole

Slipper on Top. Shoe Underneath.

The boots come off, the evening is still outside, and your feet are cold. These closed-back camp slippers are warm from the first step, stay on your feet on wet grass and gravel, and walk you to the tap, the car or the bins without changing shoes.

Man sitting on a caravan step wearing the green camp slippers

Foot in a camp slipper stepping onto gravel

Why they stay on

Built to stay on, not just stay warm

An ordinary slipper has an open back, so one step onto wet grass and it slides off. These wrap the whole foot: the heel and the toe are fully enclosed, so there is nothing to step out of on a caravan step, decking or gravel in the dark.

Slipper indoors, shoe outdoors, same pair. The slippers you pack for the tent and the shoes you keep by the door become one pair.

Find your size

Size	EU	UK	US women	US men	Foot length
EU 36–37	36–37	3.5–4	6–6.5	4–4.5	22.5–23 cm
EU 38	38	5	7	5.5	23.5 cm
EU 38.5–39	38.5–39	5.5–6	7.5–8	6–6.5	24–24.5 cm
EU 40–41	40–41	6.5–7.5	8.5–9.5	7–8	25–26 cm
EU 42–42.5	42–42.5	8–8.5	10–10.5	8.5–9	26.5–27 cm
EU 43–44.5	43–44.5	9–10	11–12	9.5–10.5	27.5–28.5 cm
EU 45–46.5	45–46.5	10.5–12	12.5–14	11–12.5	29–30.5 cm

Unisex sizing. Pick the band your usual shoe size falls in. If you are at the top of a band and like thick socks inside, take the next band up: a slipper works best with a little room, not a tight fit.

In everyday use

Warm feet, wherever the day ends

Feet in the green camp slippers in front of a log fire at home

By the fire at home

Camp slippers next to boots and trainers in a tent awning

Ready in the awning

Camp slippers worn on wet grass beside a tent

On the grass by the tent

Camp slippers next to a sleeping bag lit by a lantern

Before the sleeping bag

The difference

Clogs and socks or one warm pair

	These camp slippers	Clogs and socks
On and off at the door	✓	✓
Warm once the sun drops	Fleece lined, no socks needed	Only with the socks
After the wet grass	Dry, the dew stops at the sole	Damp socks all night
Stepping off the van	Ribbed sole, enclosed heel	Slides on wet steps
Pairs to pack	One	Two

Quilted green camp slippers with a fleece lining

Warmth

Boots off. Feet warm. Still outside.

The quilted upper and the short-pile plush fleece lining warm cold feet from the first step, not twenty minutes later.

They are warm enough to wear without socks, so there are no socks to soak on the walk across wet grass, and no damp feet for the rest of the night.

Cold feet at nine often means awake at two: a sleeping bag struggles to warm feet that went in cold. Wear these for the evening and you get into the bag with warm feet.

Grip

A real sole, not a soft indoor one

Underneath sits a ribbed EVA outsole. It grips decking, gravel and damp grass instead of sliding the way a soft indoor sole does.

They are camp shoes, not walking shoes: made for the pitch, the washblock, the car and the shop on site. Boots for the day, these for the evening.

Made for the end of the day outside

Where people wear them

Man sitting outside his caravan in the camp slippers

Campsite and tent

The walk to the tap or the loo block at two in the morning, without boots.

Camp slippers worn at a tent, a caravan and a cabin

Caravan and van life

Down the caravan step and across the grass, heel safely inside.

Man on a cabin deck at dusk in the camp slippers

Cabin and home

Cold kitchen floors, letting the dog out, putting the bins out, scraping ice off the car.

An open slipper next to the closed camp slippers

Light to carry

Around 350 g for the pair

The pair weighs around 350 g, so it squashes into a rucksack lid, a caravan locker or the gap beside the cool box. Lighter than the second pair of shoes it replaces.

Water-resistant, not waterproof: the quilted upper sheds dew and drizzle on the short walks around the pitch. For puddles and standing rain, wear wellies.

A warm gift: a good present for campers, caravanners, cabin owners and anyone with cold feet on winter mornings.

Questions people ask

Are they waterproof?

No. They are water-resistant: the upper sheds dew and drizzle and the sole keeps wet grass off your feet on short walks. They are not for wading through puddles or standing in the rain.

Will they really stay on outside?

Yes. The heel is fully enclosed, so unlike an open-back slipper or a mule there is nothing to step out of on the caravan step or the grass in the dark.

Do I wear socks with them?

Up to you. The fleece lining is warm on bare feet, and going without socks means none to soak on wet grass. If you want socks, a normal pair fits with room in the right size band.

How far can I walk in them?

Around the pitch, to the washblock, the car or the site shop. The ribbed sole is made for decking, gravel and grass, not for hiking.

Will they be too warm in summer?

On a warm evening they are a warm pair of shoes. They come into their own when the temperature drops: cool evenings and cold mornings.

Can I wear them at home too?

Yes. The closed heel and grippy sole work just as well on a cold kitchen floor and the trip to the bins.

How do I clean them?

Knock the dirt off the sole, sponge the upper with warm water and a little soap, and let them air dry away from direct heat. No tumble dryer: heat is bad for the fleece and the sole.