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The ArcticShield Slippaz Warm Slippers are an innovative solution for outdoor enthusiasts looking to keep their feet warm during chilly expeditions. Designed with hunters in mind, these slippers build on the legacy of the original ArcticShield Boot Insulator, incorporating advanced technology to enhance warmth and comfort. With the Retain heat-retention technology, which includes a unique aluminized polypropylene core layer, the Slippaz are crafted to capture and return up to 90% of your body heat while effectively blocking cold air from entering.
These slippers are different than any other slipper I have ever had. They do not have a hard bottom, which I appreciate when sitting on the couch, or working at my desk. I would not recommend these if you will doing a lot of walking, I don't think they would hold up. I wear a size 9, and got a large, they are a bit big, I should have gone with a Medium.
I'm cursed with sweaty feet. I had hoped that these slippers would breath some and let the sweat evaporate. No such luck, but that's my issue, not the makers. They are well made, serviceable slippers, and do keep my feet warm for a while. If your feet don't sweat, you should try them.
As someone else mentioned, these aren't normal slippers, as there isn't any memory type foam inside (which typically just flattens into almost nothing anyway). This is probably by design, because these slippers really trap the warmth from your own feet inside (these are not heated slippers, they just trap your own body heat very well). Based on the heat, and therefore moisture not readily escaping, I don't wear the same pair every day (during the colder part of the year, when I wear a different pair every other day). If there was foam or a thick fur type lining in there, it would probably be soaked every day after wearing them. There is some fur type material in there, but it's not your typical thickness.These are more comparable to walking around with a nice pair of warm socks, which have a non-slip coating on the bottom. I really prefer these over typical slippers, because it feels more like I'm walking barefoot, but there is still some protection on the bottom and sides. I've liked these to the point that I now own several of them. I also own a pair of popular brand named boots, but the ArcticShield Slippaz keep my feet warmer than the cow suede "winter boots" with a thick wool and foam inner lining. So the "winter boots" haven't been used at all since buying the ArcticShield slippers.
Comfortable, warm, for inside use
Poor quality product. Already has holes in the sole after 3 weeks. NOT good in the snow, very slippery. Also there is no padding on the sole so you feel the cold of the snow. Ice stuck to the bottom of the slipper in lumps, I had to pull it off so I could walk safely into the house. Was hoping for much better fir the price.
I really wanted to like these because they looked neat and the concept of preventing cold feet is something I am always looking for.To look at them they do look cool. They are as pictured. For that I gave them 2 stars, maybe should have been 1.They are very thin and don’t provide the sensation of any warmth. They don’t breathe at all and they make your feet inside wet. How they manage to make wet feet inside without ANY warmth at all may be an engineering miracle, but sure doesn’t provide what the intended purpose is.They are also very thin and flimsy. The underfoot lining feels tissue paper thin. If worn for any length of time it feels like it will tear. But that is speculation because I did not, nor plan to wear them beyond what I have already.Succinctly, they suck.
I wear a women’s size 11. I bought the XL and these are almost too small (tight). I thought they were advertising men’s sizes and that these would be roomy by ordering XL. Make sure you size up.Also the way the tongue and ankle area fit together aren’t the best. I’ve borrowed much better variations of slipper boots from friends and am disappointed by these.