Your favorite bedroom/house slippers for sweaty feet?

[Corie]

I would like to get a pair of nice bedroom/house slippers or shoes.

My feet get really hot & sweaty though so I don't want fur or shearling in the slippers.

I'm having trouble finding something that is comfortable and that won't make my feet sweaty!!


Any suggestions?

[gatorsmom]

Hmm, I sort of have a suggesion. I wear socks in crocs around the house. Maybe not the suggestion you were hoping for? Not exactly sexy. But they are comfortable and supportive. Mine get messy when I wear them in the yard and garden so I don’t want anything too fuzzy that can’t be washed. And my feet freeze in the winter here and I like that I can wear wool socks with them.

Do your feet get sweaty in the winter? If not, maybe you can have cozy, fuzzy slipppers for winter and something else for summer?

[SnuggleBuggles]

Why do you need footwear? Just trying to get a better sense. Is it because you need foot support? I’m all about barefoot though and never wear anything on my feet at home (well, socks if it’s cold).


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[AnnieW625]

I wear my Birkenstocks or Crocs Athens flip flops in the house all of the time. When it does get cold I wear Ugg slippers.

Prior to moving to my current house I rarely wore shoes in the house because we had a raised foundation so the floor had more give, but now that we have almost all tile (hardwood like) on cement slab I have to wear shoes around the house because the flooring is just too hard on my feet.


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[mm123]

I also can’t do shearling or really hot slippers, and can’t go barefoot since that hurts my feet.

In the summer my indoor shoes/slippers are Crocs Literide slides. Very comfy and supportive, and easy to slip in and out of.

In the winter I wear Haflinger clogs, which are not fuzzy or furry. I love them- they are super comfy, I wear them with socks, and I don’t find them overly hot.. I think someone on this board may have recommended them years ago!

[candaceb]

I wear classic crocs in the house. They have enough support and they're easy to put on and don't make my feet sweat. In the winter I wear them with socks.

[twowhat?]

I have sweaty feet and I wear Crocs flip flops in the house (even in winter haha). Classic Crocs with socks would be good if your feet get cold. Old Navy has EVA birk knock-offs that are really comfy, I have a pair for outside. I'm considering switching to those for inside because they have a thicker sole, and also have a pretty good heel cup, and I can wear them with socks.

To the OP who asked why footwear inside: for me I need the foot support, particularly as I've gotten older and have been losing the fat pad on the heel of my foot. I just need cushion there, and our house is mostly hardwood. As I've gotten older I'm finding that I really need a good heel cup as well - a good deep heel cup along with socks will help with the dry cracked heels.

Every few days I wear my crocs into the shower to give them a good sudsy rinse, and so my sweaty feet have never been an issue.

[infocrazy]

In the winter I wear Haflinger clogs, which are not fuzzy or furry. I love them- they are super comfy, I wear them with socks, and I don’t find them overly hot.. I think someone on this board may have recommended them years ago!

Love mine! Although I don't wear socks.

[urquie]

In the winter I wear Haflinger clogs, which are not fuzzy or furry. I love them- they are super comfy, I wear them with socks, and I don’t find them overly hot.. I think someone on this board may have recommended them years ago!

Love mine! Although I don't wear socks.

Another vote for Haflinger! Barefoot in the summer, with socks in the winter. I keep them on year-round inside.

I price watch them on Amazon, using camelcamelcamel… $70-$80 is my price range if I’m desperate, $50-$60 when I’m lucky.

[KpbS]

I wear these around the house. They are very cush and so comfortable. Initially I felt like I was going to trip but got used to them quickly. They have saved my feet.

https://www.adidas.com/us/adilette-c...es/GV9738.html