Out . I rarely cover up but even if I do my feet or at least one must be out .

In. I have to have some kinda cover on me to sleep.

Both. I start out with both feet under the covers, but at some point during the night I will roll over onto my side and stick one foot out. Later during the night I'll turn onto my other side and both feet will be back under the covers.

Covered in the winter, out in the summer.

Gotta have them out. They need to breathe ya know!

In all the time, never out. There's monsters under the bed, you know. (Too many Tarzan movies as a kid, why did Jane always troll for alligators in the river?) If my feet get hot, I move them to a cooler spot.

In, and with socks on in the winter time!!!

In. Under a mountain of blanets. I am always cold.

In. I'm always cold too!

I'm like Lindsay. I start with all of the covers on, but I get hot quick, so I stick my leg out. I hate having the covers untucked at the bottom, but I like them loose enough so that a foot can go out when I need it.

I start out covered, then as I change positions throughout the night I put one or both feet and/or legs out for a while then tuck them back in.

I like my feet always tucked in.

In and out. All night long.

In and completely covered up to my nose. Even if it is hot I still have a sheet over me. I love cold weather so I can snuggle down in a mound of covers.

Tucked in every night in the winter. In the summer, maybe

out for a short time.

Usually in, but if out its to the side. I'm not long enough to reach the foot of a bed ;0) We prefer our bedroom a little on the cool side at night, and with fresh air. Pawprint feels like a enchilada tucked in, and I'm claustrophobic in a bedroom without an open window (even if slightly), even in winter.

I have to have my feet tucked in, winter or summer; plus I always wear ankle socks at night. Gotta keep those tootsies warm.

Out, or at least, the option to let the feet out. Thus, in a motel/hotel the first thing I do is pull the sheets out at the foot end of the bed.

Just don't fence me in, in any way at all. LOL

Moni

I start out wrapped up like a burrito. When I get hot I throw the covers on dh. Lol! I know this because dh tells me.

In and out all night. If I get hot, one goes out. It's my ventilator.

Out, always. I am always cold tho, with (neuropathy) hot feet sometimes legs, but need my ears and head covered....eyes peeping out. DH sleeps in a "Trav-Sak", a washable sleeping bag thing, with removable sheets. Isn't that the oddest thing? We bought a bunch of them for travel with Grandkids in our various tents, trailers, and Motorhomes and they are pretty cool with one side summer weight, the other side for winter. I really think it takes him back to childhood, when he was snugly tucked in.

I don't tuck in the sheets at the bottom of the bed. I usually have one foot out but almost always have a little thin sock on that foot when I go to bed. I move around in bed so much it would not benefit me to have tucked in sheets.

Tucked in. If I get to warm, I stick an arm out. My leg, out the side, is a last resort, if I'm too hot.

I'll say my toes are "under" the covers but I sleep with light covers. My wife is buried under a laundry pile of blankets and other things on the other side of the bed. I'm fortunate, I usually sleep through until morning and I wake in the exact position I'm in when I fall asleep. I don't move at all.

I too must have a lot of air movement around me all night. I have multiple fans and occasionally a crack in the window when it's chilly but I don't want to let in too many allergens. I do have the sheet tucked so I stick my foot or feet out of the side and flip the covers back. I unfortunately move a lot during the night if I start hurting so much in one position it wakes me and I move till that starts hurting lol. I have a fantastic mattress in both the rv and the house it's just the nature of what I have to live with. Unfortunately ssince I have been through this traumatic situation I have started waking up in the middle of the night having little panic attacks including breathing problems. It is scary as heck when it happens but I know exactly what is happening so I can work my self out of it but it is quite disruptive. Waking up feeling you can't get any air is not fun. I really feel for my sister who has very bad COPD and stays on oxygen and cpap. Hers is real.

Both. In when I'm cold, and out when I get too warm. :)

NEVER out. OMG!!! I don't want to wake up minus a few toes in the morning! Completely covered up to my nose. If I could breathe under the sheet, I'd have my nose covered, too.

In, no matter how warm. I need a sheet and a light blanket all summer. In the winter I wear socks to bed. Pretty sexy.

It has to be really hot for me to have my feet out. I can't sleep without covers even if it's hot so I'll drape the sheet over my butt/middle so have some sort of covering on me.

Like many others, both in and out, depending on temperature.

I like to have the option to stick my feet out. If the room is cold, I'll cover everything except my face. If the room is warm, I'll uncover my feet if I start getting too warm. I can not sleep if I am too warm.

Sticking my feet out is a habit I acquired a long time ago when I was a child down on the farm in southern Illinois. In early summer, it might be too warm to cover up when going to bed, but if you fell asleep with no cover, about 1 am, night time cooling might chill your body and I'd wake up chilled. I found that my feet would act as self regulating heat radiators. I could lightly cover up on early summer nights with my feet out and when the room cooled, my feet became a bit cold, stopped loosing heat, but did not wake me. My feet did not mind getting cool. Those have to get much colder to awaken me. So, many of my nights began with my feet uncovered and covered by morning.

Covers of any kind must never be tucked in for me. I don't understand why hospitals can't understand that. I tell them but they still jam them in and it crushes my feet down and with bad hips that's a big problem. Often my feet get too warm so they need ventilation. When they're cold, they go under the blanket or sheet. Depends a lot on room temp.

Covered even though I usually have socks on....

One leg in, one leg out.

One in and one out when it's hot.