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New Slippers
PackMom
7650 replies17 threads Senior Member
I am in dire need of new winter slippers. I have shopped online for days but am so confused. My current well worn slippers are Keens. I have enjoyed them but they don't make the same style anymore and I don't really like the Keens I'm seeing this year.
I also have a pair of LL Bean leather moccasin style that too wide and flat (no cushioning or support). They flop around on my narrow feet therefore..cold toes.
So CC'rs tell me about your favorite slippers. No Uggs please..not in my budget.
$50 would be my very maximum.
32 repliesI also have a pair of LL Bean leather moccasin style that too wide and flat (no cushioning or support). They flop around on my narrow feet therefore..cold toes.
So CC'rs tell me about your favorite slippers. No Uggs please..not in my budget.
$50 would be my very maximum.
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Replies to: New Slippers
You could always go with the faux fur lined Crocs.
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I sometimes wear Capezio ballet slippers, not too supportive though.
(Few people understand how frustrating narrow feet can be. As Zappos says, Life's better when your shoes stay on your feet.)
I just looked up the Keen's--try Lands End or LL Bean for similar styles to the Keens.
Footsmart generally has supportive shoes. Here's a link to their slippers.
Amazon.com: Skechers Women's Toasty Slip-On: Shoes
a little pricer than you wanted, but very supportive
If I have to go outside without my shoes I will put on my garden clogs from the back porch.
Usually.
I have some Acorn sheepskin slippers that are pretty but I don't like slippers!
Personally, I don't really wear slippers, but I keep a pair of Crocs by the door for that quick trip outside. Plus, no matter how much the puppy chews on them, it's not a problem. They seem to be indestructible.
My alternative is a pair of Dansko slip-on clogs. They often have them on sale at danskooutlet.com.
Women's Boiled Wool in Footwear at Sierra Trading Post
I have these. They are $65 at REI, but check around. I believe they carry them at Cabelas also. I got my last pair on sale for $35. They are very comfy...and warm. And they have a good sole for outside walking to the mailbox...or inside wear.
me too!
RIDGELINE SHEARLING SLIPPER - Slippers - Footwear & Bags | Robert Redford's Sundance Catalog
Might buy them for myself as a Christmas gift if I get a job by then... or maybe they will go on sale after Christmas.
Tried on the Sorel Nakiska at REI tonight..liked them pretty well. The suede/sheepskin version was $65 at REI. I saw the same style on Sierra Trading Post only it was a sweater knit instead of the sheepskin and was about half the price. I'm a dedicated STP shopper.
Saw the Haflingers and read all the great reviews. Will have to go back and see where I found them. I've also been shopping 6pm.com Their prices are pretty competitive too. Any more ideas/opinons are welcomed.