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 :-)
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The pantagon selk has removeable feet. Yes, it is seems likely that it would keep you dry.
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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.
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Hi Ramona - I see no reason why it cannot be worn while sleeping but I cannot speak to its comfort while doing so.
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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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I wouldn't hesitate to sleep on it. However I would first do my best to make sure there is nothing under it sharp enough to penetrate thru the tarp, just as you would a tent. But in all honesty I believe it wasn't designed to be slept on, but to be slept under.
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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.
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No. You can't even walk while wearing it. It's just for sleeping and best worn with socks under it so it doesn't slip off in the night.
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Haven't experienced that...but then I'm always wearing shoes when I'm outside! Through my shoes, they don't feel any hotter than anywhere else on my property (driveway, slate sidewalks, etc.) BTW, they went through their first winter in great shape (and it was one unusual winter around here...coldest in decades, so temperature on my feet wasn't a consideration from November through April!) ...still look like I just installed them yesterday (I covered my 300 square foot deck with them). They were a bit expensive, but the finished look is worth it in my opinion. Even my neighbors and friends are impressed. Haven't experienced that...but then I'm always wearing shoes when I'm outside! Through my shoes, they don't feel any hotter than anywhere else on my property (driveway, slate sidewalks, etc.) BTW, they went through their first winter in great shape (and it was one unusual winter around here...coldest in decades, so temperature on my feet wasn't a consideration from November through April!) ...still look like I just installed them yesterday (I covered my 300 square foot deck with them). They were a bit expensive, but the finished look is worth it in my opinion. Even my neighbors... » Read More Haven't experienced that...but then I'm always wearing shoes when I'm outside! Through my shoes, they don't feel any hotter than anywhere else on my property (driveway, slate sidewalks, etc.) BTW, they went through their first winter in great shape (and it was one unusual winter around here...coldest in decades, so temperature on my feet wasn't a consideration from November through April!) ...still look like I just installed them yesterday (I covered my 300 square foot deck with them). They were a bit expensive, but the finished look is worth it in my opinion. Even my neighbors and friends are impressed. « Show Less
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Just the outside of the hat as the instruction on the can explain. I have no idea about shoes, but I very much doubt it due to different materials and the breathability of fabrics.
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I can. I don't usually, because I don't like having things on my feet (like socks) while I'm sleeping., but I have fallen asleep with my yoga toes on, and I sleep just fine with them. I know other people who wear them while sleeping too, like my sister- in- law- who introduced me to yoga toes. She sometimes sleep in hers too.
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There not water resistant. Get a shoe or boot, you'd be better off with sneakers.
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I checked my bag and you can open the zipper from either end. Therefore, you can open the bottom portion to allow your feet to 'breathe' while keeping the side zipped. I hope this answered your question.
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The feet on mine sit on the grass, and I didn't cut them. Worked out just fine. Might actually work out better because the feet tend to dig into the dirt a little more than they would if the bottom surface was parallel to the ground.
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I put socks on his feet and he seems comfortable. He's slept in this for about 7 months now (prior to that we used the regular sleep sack). When I check on him, he doesn't seem overly hot and his feet are never cold. I would just make sure they're not thin socks.
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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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I usually have shoes on and so far it has held up well. The cover has a zipper on it so you can remove it to wash it. Also, I really like it.
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You can as long as your foot placement is correct. Heels only. Ive done it before. But I would still use shoes.
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You could rest your foot there with a shoe on depending on the size of the fire. I wouldn't worry about too hot. I would worry about stability though. I wouldn't rest my foot on the edge of mine. It is thin metal, it could bend or it could tip over because it is so light