Camp shoes or slippers are essential if you want to give your feet a break after a long hike. Whether it’s a pair of Crocs or something a bit sturdier, there’s plenty out there for every budget, climate, and pack size. The Teva ReEmber Terrain has become one of my favourites. It’s comfortable, grippy, waterproof, and a great option if you’re not counting every gram in your pack.
I’ve used the ReEmber Terrain on a cabin stay in the Netherlands, during a ski week in the Austrian Alps, and even at home as a post-hike recovery shoe.