Winter is here and oh my, aren’t your feet cold? I know mine are. To counteract that, here are some cozy slippers for keeping your toes warm during those extra cold winter days.
Like anything clothing related, slippers are a very personal choice, so we’ve taken a wide look at plenty of different types of footwear. In every case, your feet will be warm, but your sense of style won’t be affected. These slippers also double up as great gift ideas if you need to help a loved one keep warm on cold nights.
Here are our favorite slippers for chilly winter evenings.
Best All-Rounder: Amazon Essentials Men’s Leather Moccasin Slippers ($22)
The Amazon Essentials Men’s Leather Moccasin Slippers live up to their name — they are essential. Available in a choice of 4 colors, they’re made from 100% genuine suede with faux fur lining. A rubber sole means you won’t have to worry about slipping up as you walk, and its firm base means they’ll feel as comfortable as regular shoes. They’re even safe to use for light outdoor use which is convenient if you simply need to head outside with the trash or to pick up the mail.
Best Memory Foam Slippers: ULTRAIDEAS Men’s Comfort Suede Fabric Memory Foam Fluffy Fleece Lined Slippers ($17-$20)
Memory foam makes everything better. That continues to be the case with the ULTRAIDEAS Men’s Comfort Suede Fabric Memory Foam Fluffy Fleece Lined Slippers. Typical moccasin slippers made from suede, they also have a cushioned insole that contains memory foam and two layers of support foam, on top of a layer of anti-shock EVA foam. All that protection means your feet are safe from impact when you walk.
There’s also an anti-slip and waterproof natural rubber sole so you’re good to go outside as well as inside. A cozy polar fleece interior keeps your feet warm too. They’re a snug fit at first, but it’s worth getting used to them as they’re solid protection for your toes.
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