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.
388071
hi, that depends..do u have a complete foot drop and will you walk with this or just sleep like I had.? I don't think this is for you..I am size 9 and it was ok but sixe 15 it will be in the arch in the middle of you foot. I am not using it anymore...got an AFO and I can walk much better.If you walk with this all the time you will have to replace those velcro straps often.This is designed for light use ...walking around the house bare foot and sleeping. I had to glue those velcro straps really good. Any other questions, please let me know.
1995492
I tried it barefoot and it wasn't too comfortable. I recommend wearing shoes.
547866
Probably. The disposable covers are paper and the liquid on the shoes will probably leak through and if the shoes are very wet the covers will likely tear as well. On the other hand if the shoes are almost dry the footprints will not show. Also, you could try doubling the safety shoes for more protection.
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It's very light and could blow away in a moderate wind. It's also not what I would call a durable material. Prolonged direct sunlight would probably deteriorate it and outdoor footwear would most likely wear it out.
97380
Negative Jeffrey. Whatever size shoe you where, get that size. There is ample room for waders. If you wet wade in them, just double up on socks (1 pair cotton 1 pair wool) and you'll have it made in the damn shade.
793793
You'd have to have very large shoes indeed. The plastic part is firm and the velcro + strap assemblies are well-padded. In addition, it is uncomfortable to walk in the brace because it digs into the front of your leg when you step forward with the opposite foot. I wear mine only at night.
302679
I would say "Yes" although I have not used it barefoot. You can also place fleece or some comfortable/soft fabric on the top and put your feet on the fabric. The footrest is large enough that fabric with some weight would stay put on it.
1678188
You can store your boots and shoes in the pockets underneath if you want to keep them off the ground. I just place mine underneath the hammock on the ground. Between the size of the hammock above and the huge tarp above the hammock my shoes never got wet; even in thunderstorms.
742307
there is the hard plastic outside with the velcro straps, then there is a soft cloth insert with more velcro to wrap your foot in. there are additional (foam - smaller) inserts in case it is too loose in any parts. hope this helps.
434646
Your feet definitely get wet, they have grip on the bottom to prevent slip & falls only. Not waterproof
375428
yes, water resistant with limitations, but obviously not 100%. you can go face first in a good 1ft puddle of water or mud and everything will work as intended after word. I've already had that experience a dozen times in 1 day a couple weeks ago :)
130677
I would say yes and no. It is made of a tough canvas, but it is not waterproof. It is too small to sleep in. It would be perfect to set up in the grass for kids to play in, but would have to be brought inside, in case of rain.
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From GaryRose - I wear the pad on my right foot with sandals with no problem. I have also worn the pad barefoot but only for a short period of time indoors and had no problem. I just moisten it everyday and stick it on my bare foot before I put on my sandals. Hope this helps Island Mermaid.
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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.
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Dicey. I use them to keep my feet warm while kayaking in cold weather. The bottom is a soft diamond pattern of the same material as the sock. I noticed the other day that the diamond pattern around the ball of my foot (where it pushes on the foot brace) was starting to wear. I've since attached moleskin to the foot brace so I'm not pushing against the hard plastic. Sand is pretty abrasive. I believe neoprene boots have a hard sole; those might work better on sand. Hope you find something that works for you.
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No not really it's ok to sleep in it , winter time but in summer your feet get very hot