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Do your feet get cold during the night while you're camping, regardless of the fact that you have a sleeping bag & several layers around you?  - Mine always do (or did).  At Easter, I used my 'Duvet feet' (as I like to call them) for the first time, and it made such a difference to how warm I was in bed. 

For those of you who are wondering, my so called 'Duvet feet' are like booties that are feather filled (like a duvet!), and they cost the bargain price of 99p from Home Bargains in Hull.  I saw them in there again yesterday, so thought I would share this with you all. 

Wishing you all many camping nights with warm tootsies...

I wear a pair of good old fashioned wool socks...they cost a bit more than 99p, but you can wear them with hiking boots as well. I like multi-functional kit!

I sometimes wish mine would ......... they are usually hot and tinglely  

Only ever use a duvet when camping ........ can't close feet in a sleeping bag 

Quote: Originally posted by peggie on 07/5/2006

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old kilt socks are great even if they are unnattractive! but i usually take a hot water bottle as well. I find if my feet are warm then im warm.

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Quote: Originally posted by Jan P on 07/5/2006

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It's my nose what gets cold my toes are fine!

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Arhhhh there's answer there, but best not   

Quote: Originally posted by Liddenham on 07/5/2006

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My OH solves the problem of icy cold feet easily enough - puts them on ME!

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My hubby does that when he gets home from working nights

Been thinking about the 'cold nose scenario'. Maybe a square of micro fleece fabric draped over the face would work - you would certainly be able to breathe through it, but it may be a bit damp by morning