Rab Cirrus Hut Boots - Synthetic Insulated Booties for Skiing & Mountaineering

Having suffered with cold feet for a couple of years I bought these hut boots to wear around the house. They are a good fit and the upper insulated part is comfortable, there is little to no protection in the sole area so I have added an insulated insole which adds support to my feet and added warmth when they are occasionally worn outside

Had these for over 18 months - so have helped to keep my feet toasty over two winters. Used for camping but also at home they are large on your feet - but the entrance to them is narrow - but they don't feel tight at the ankle when on. Really have used the hell out of them as my home is extremely cold throughout most of the year (poor insulation). I also suffer from Reynaulds Condition - (regularly cold hands and feet throughout the year but painful when he mercury drops) and these Rab's have been a lifesaver. They have gotten so much wear indoors actually that the outer layer film of the soles has started to rub way - completely intact though - have taken to adding a few pieces of black gorilla duct tape and they are working great - not slippy - though the soles are smooth also used for camping in tents, hammocks and hotels alike - as they are extremely lightweight without being flimsy. The ankle parts of them crush up into themselves so they are perfect for transporting and shoving in your backpack or suitcase. Definitely will grab another pair in a another 18 months - 2 year's time when they are on sale. I should add that I really don't like wearing slippers and that they are often more of a liability when you're doing house chores etc - but I really do like wearing these as I tend to forget I am wearing them :-) would recommended to anyone who suffers from cold feet (physically I mean - not emotionally - they won't be much help for the latter) or who want to slip something on they're feet when regular shoes / boots are too much of a faff - e.g. camping in a tent etc.

Warm and very comfortable indoor slipper boots, I added real sheepskin inner soles for extra warmth , not necessary as they are very warm on their own; but so cosy with the extra inner soles! Glad I brought them as they much warmer than the thick socks I used to pad about in while on walking holidays. Bring a lovely bit of comfort to chilly places. Size is generous I brought extra large as I take Mens size 11 shoe size. They have a helpful tag on the back of the boot to help with pulling them on, as you need to wriggle your foot in to get them on. They are just right love them !

Not for everyone but very fitting for purpose, top quality tent boot that's comfy and warm. No complaints here.

Very warm and comfortable to wear. Would definitely recommend them. Difficult at first to get on and off, but, with perseverance it becomes quite easy.

Nice and warm but why do they have to be so difficult to get on? They've got a drawstring anyway so why is the hole to put my foot in 0.001 mm bigger than foot 🥴🥴🥴

Easy to get on and off which is a massive bonus when camping. Kept my feet toasty even when it was hovering around zero outside, could probably handle lower temperatures too. Currently using them as slippers around the house in the camping off season.

Beautiful snug feet with these on Ankles are a little bit tight to pull on over heel but lovely once on

I’ve been wanting these for a long time and finally took the plunge. They did not disappoint! They come with their own pouch for easier packing and they are super warm. I got them mainly for mountaineering trips. It’s nice to be able to keep my feet warm without having to keep my heavy mountaineering boots on. They have a soft sole so not very suitable for rocky terrain, but perfect for a chalet or inside the tent.

Es gibt viele Hüttenschuhe. RAB ist besonders. Der Hersteller hat eine funktionierende Lösung für die Sohle gefunden. 1. Es ist ein echte Sohle. 2. Die Sohle schafft Isolation zum Boden. 3. Schuhe sind so geschnitten, dass man auch tatsächlich auf der Sohle läuft und nicht daneben. Ein Packsack hilft beim Aufräumen der Schuhe, die insgesamt immer noch nicht wirklich schwer sind oder Platz wegnehmen.

These are great for letting my toes stretch out, keeping them warm and cozy, but still allowing me to put my feet on damp or dirty ground where socks would get nasty.

40 years ago I bought a set of polar guard booties and recently gave them to a nephew. Of course I wound up regretting being nice and went on a man hunt for a similar set of booties—the closest I could find at a reasonable price were these RAb Cirrus Hut booties. I bought these Rab booties to wear primarily in my sleeping bag during cold weather camping. I like the fit, comfort, quality—they look exceptionally well made and should be perfect For my needs. The booties sole is a rough surface nylon similar to pack cloth, and should have some grip On snow but not too much. My only complaint, is that the opening at the top of the cuff could be too small For people with bigger feet…my foot is a size 8.5 and the distance between the apex of my heel and my instep is five inches… so when I put my foot in the bootie this is where the fit is snug (during donning) and that is while wearing a thin gym sock. A midweight hiking sock is tighter still, but I can get my foot in the bootie. A bigger foot will struggle. Once my foot is in the bootie it is very comfortable, and the sole which feels like closed cell foam or something similar, adds under the foot insulation and stability while walking around. I like the cinch cord at the opening. I did find, that when putting the bootie on that it helped to put the sole on the ground while angling the upper boot back and sliding my foot in, and more or less forward. Again, in my opinion, the opening needs a good inch more of relief. Otherwise, this is a simple well made bootie.

These are my favorite winter accessory. My feet stay cozy, the slippers are comfortable and don’t feel bulky if I am wearing them under a blanket. Quality, functional and the ultimate in coziness