Glerups or Teva Ember Mid.
So.... Are the Haflingers wide fitting?
Five Ten Sleuth Slip-On best “slippers” I’ve had.
Well I jumped in and bought a pair. They're excellent. Might still need some snuggly warm ones though.
Righto, I'm jumping on the sleuth bandwagon too. My Mahabis are on the way out and still look a bit 'slippery' for my liking.
Gumbies these are doing the job for me at the moment, I don't like things that are too warm on my feet and these being opened backed allow for that. Their flip-flops are off my shopping list though as they seem to stretch and with my wide flat feet they just don't work for me.
So…. Are the Haflingers wide fitting?
Uppers are made of felt.
Self adjusting.
Just Heat Holder socks for me. They're as warm as slippers, but don't squash my toes together and don't make my feet sweat. MUCH better than slippers IMO.
Mine are the ones with bunny ears 😀 Arne & Carlos - 30 slippers to knit
I ordered some giesswein following a recommendation in this parish back at the beginning of lockdown 1.0 but despite checking the size guide and measuring, they came up waaaaay small so my partner took them
Ordered some haflingers which are practically identical. Very happy with them
I unusually get too hot in supermarket artificial fibre jobs but these have been wonderfully comfortable.
Just had to try and work out what make mine are, Rohde, no idea which model, bought for me by the kids a few years ago, deliver on internal and external duties, good arch support, quick google reveals they are German designed, what difference that makes I dont know, but they have lasted an age, dead comfy and still going strong.
I need some slippers. Would be good to be able to put the bins out in them but I can’t bear spending much on them, they are indoor footwear after all. Or is £30 the minimum for a decent pair?
@paulneenan76 yes indoor wear, but by the end of the week you've probably spent more than 24 hours in them, however i'd say £30 is a good budget below that you are getting into the buy cheap buy twice ranges, so your 2 x £20 slipper will have cost you £10more after 6 months and not be as comfy
TNF thermoball traction.
Mahabies went back, overpriced shite. Hobos lasted less than a year
I've just acquired some Comfortfuße slippers from Sport Pursuit, very cosy. If your size is in stock they also have some good looking IsoBaa ones on offer.
I have two pairs of Sabahs. http://www.sabah.am/
I love them, comfy, not too hot. Especially like the pair that I bought I slightly dodgy zebra fur pattern. They run run slightly large, so have sized down.
"proper" moccasins ie without an attached sole pure heaven for your feet.
After several years I just had to retire my clearance Timberland hut boots £12 from the outlet store if I remember correctly.
not really a slipper fan but needs must...
I got some Crocs ‘neo puff’ hut-like slipper things: https://www.alpinetrek.co.uk/crocs-neo-puff-slipper-slippers/
Five Ten Sleuth Slip-On best “slippers” I’ve had.
Further to this recommendation and several weeks into ownership I wholeheartedly agree. Mega comfortable, don’t look like slippers and have a decent sole for outdoor forays. For the £35 or so I paid whilst on sale and with a discount code these are an absolute slipper bargain.
Five Ten Sleuth Slip-On best “slippers” I’ve had.
Well I jumped in and bought a pair. They’re excellent. Might still need some snuggly warm ones though.
And at last I've taken the advice of my own thread and got a pair delivered today - look and feel fantastic!
I’ve ordered a second pair whilst I can get them for £30.
I love my gummies slippers really comfortable and have a proper sole. You can also buy new insoles for them. Had the slippers three years now and put one set of insoles in them.
I have Dude Fartys for knocking round the house, really comfy but with a canvas upper not that warm at the moment.
+1 for Gumbies. Made from recycled materials and just brilliant
