Outdoor Research
Tundra Trax Bootie - Women's

Current price: $49.48 Original price: $98.95

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Why We Like The Outdoor Research Tundra Trax Bootie

During ice-cold shoulder season nights and après-ski parking lot hurrahs, the Outdoor Research Tundra Trax Bootie provides more protection than the average post-play footwear. These booties have all the comfort features of our favorite slippers—insulation, underfoot support, and cozy style—with added tech that feels outdoor-ready. The weather-resistant Pertex Quantum shell prevents our feet from chilling in wintry temperatures, and Primaloft insulation with Cross Core technology keeps us light on our feet while they're wrapped in trusty warmth.

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High-traction booties for security on slippery terrain
Pertex Quantum Eco shell material is wind- and water-resistant
Primaloft insulation retains heat in mixed weather conditions
Cross Core technology features Aerogel for lightweight insulation
Memory foam and EVA insole for added support and comfort
PU mudguard keeps booties protected in dirty, rocky conditions
Rubber sole offers necessary traction
Item #ODRZ8VO

Responsible Collection: bluesignÂ® approved, Recycled/Repurposed
Material: Pertex Quantum Eco (30D 53% recycled polyester, 47% polyester double ripstop)
Insulation: 200g Primaloft Gold (100% polyelster), Cross Core technology
Closure: drawcord cuff
Sole: [footbed] EVA, memory foam, [outsole] PU, synthetic rubber
Activity: casual, weekend camping
Manufacturer Warranty: limited lifetime

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5 out of 5 stars

March 13, 2024

These are The Best booties for yurt trips! Hands down.

What makes these The Best Yurt Booties: 1) The soft fleecy liner (have you ever put cold shiny fabric against your bare feet in a cold yurt? I have). 2) The snow-shedding outer fabric, which happens to be made from recycled material, and the drawstrings keep your feet warm and dry. 3) The tiny bit of arch support (most have zero arch support) and memory foam insole. 4) The nonslip outsoles (have you ever slipped on steps cut into snow on your way into the yurt? I have). 5) They are WARM. I run three backcountry yurts and spend a few dozen nights at them each year, and these will always go with me on yurt trips. These booties replaced my 20-year-old ones that I refused to give up because of their amazing fleecy liners. OR's booties are worthy and are the best ones I've seen yet. Note that they do seem to run a smidge short and low volume. I wear size 9 narrow, and the mediums are almost too short and great on the width.