January Bushcraft Micoadventure.

[Harvestman]

Sleep socks/boots are a really good idea, especially if you get some that have a sole, so you can keep them on when you get up in the night for the inevitable bladder moment.

 

[Quixoticgeek]

Sleep socks/boots are a really good idea, especially if you get some that have a sole, so you can keep them on when you get up in the night for the inevitable bladder moment.

If you have a pair with a sole, and it's damp out when you nip to the shrubbery, do you not then bring that moisture into your sleeping bag when you return?

J

 

[Harvestman]

If you have a pair with a sole, and it's damp out when you nip to the shrubbery, do you not then bring that moisture into your sleeping bag when you return?

J

Yes you do, but the amount is very small. It helps if the sole is non-absorbent.

 

[bearbait]

If you have a pair with a sole, and it's damp out when you nip to the shrubbery, do you not then bring that moisture into your sleeping bag when you return?

J

My Rab down booties have a removeable sole so you wouldn't get that problem. Plus you can leave the soles at home to save weight if necessary. Being down the booties squish down small. Not cheap though. But I find decent gear works and lasts, and is generally worth the funds in the long run.

 

[richardhomer]

Sounds like a nice night. I have always suffered with cold feet at night even at home. Which I have always found strange as in the day night I suffer from over hot feet!

 

[Idleknight]

great stuff, I am planning on getting out this weekend for my first overnighter of the year. Have even put up the microadventure calendar on the wall to motivate me more.