Sole construction
The sole is 4 mm thick and made of recycled material, according to the product description.
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Weight4.2 oz
Shoe Size5 - 7
SizeS
Outer materialOeko-Tex® 100 certified 30 D Ripstop Polyester (100% postconsumer recycled)
Feet Length10 in
Sole featureanti-slip
The Camp Slippers are sturdy and lightweight slippers - perfect for weary feet after a long day in hiking boots. Due to the low weight and small pack size they fit in any backpack.
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The 4 mm thick sole made of recycled material is non-slip, durable and provides a barefoot-like walking experience as well as sufficient insulation from the ground. The soft footbed makes the Camp Slipper extremely comfortable.
The quick-drying synthetic insulation not only keeps you warm, but also protects you from moisture. The outer material is also made of recycled material and is PFC-free.
Main material
recycled 50 D polyester
Oeko-Tex 100 certified
PFC free
Sole
recycled 420 D thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)
enviromentally friendly
anti-slip
Fill
recycled polyester
Oeko-Tex 100 certified
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Weight: 4.2 oz
Feet Length: 10 in
Shoe Size: 5 - 7
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| Weight | 4.2 oz |
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| Feet Length | 10 in |
| Shoe Size | 5 - 7 |
| Size | S |
| Outer material | Oeko-Tex® 100 certified 30 D Ripstop Polyester (100% postconsumer recycled) |
| Fill | Texpedloft microfibre polyester (100% postconsumer recycled) |
| Sole | recycled 420 D thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) |
| Sole feature | anti-slip |
| Sole thickness | 4 mm |
| Color | navy |
| Color inside | navy |
| Warranty | 5 years years on defects in materials and workmanship |
The sole is 4 mm thick and made of recycled material, according to the product description.
The slippers use quick-drying synthetic insulation, which the description says protects from moisture.
The outer material is made of recycled material and is PFC-free, as stated in the description.
Size: S
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