If you familiar with Pakems, then you probably heard of them in conjunction with Apres Ski. The high top boots are great after a long day of skiing and you can toss them in a backpack super easy. But last fall we took the low-top Pakems out for a few test trips and I must admit, not only do they work after skiing, but they are going to be fantastic for camping and backpacking.
Often, when we backpack into high alpine areas, I want some sort of shoe to wear around camp. Pakems are water-resistant, warm, and easy to slip on. Think a pair of bedroom slippers… but made for adventure!
Here is our Full Review of Pakems, the packable shoe.
Giveaway
We plan on camping at Yosemite National Park, Lassen Volcanic National Park, Mount Shasta, and Mount Diablo this year!
We’ll be camping in Desolation Wilderness.
We aren’t “qualified” to be campers but we do long day hikes in Glacier National Park. Does Disneyland and Bermuda count?
I love my hut booties in the winter, but these would be a great summer alternative.
We hope to make it to Colorado this summer and camp again or somewhere around here in Wyoming. I would love to have the Women’s Hi-Top in Blue/Grey though. Thanks for the giveaway!
The Olympic peninsula
The low-tops would be perfect for when I camp in Yosemite this summer.
not sure yet, but camping in general would be great!
We are planning to camp at the state park this summer.
We always go camping near Yosermite every summer.
Camping in Moab & Fruita next week, hope to try out some new camping spots in Wyoming later in the spring, and making plans for a few summer campouts closer to home. Last year we spent 62 nights out – hoping to do about the same this year.
All over western KY! Next year I want to go ‘hiking’ in the Bahamas!
plan on camping in quinalt, brennan for shrimping and spokane
Headed anywhere that lets dogs in