ActionHeat 5V Heated Cable Knit Slippers vs ThermalStep Rechargeable Heated Slippers
Both are rechargeable heated slippers with three heat settings and heat elements under the foot. The ThermalStep runs longer per charge and reaches a higher top temperature, and owners with Raynaud's and circulation problems say it works. The ActionHeat has a wool-blend cable knit upper, a plush lining and water resistance, so it handles damp floors and cold rooms better. Pick the ThermalStep for long, hot sessions and medical cold feet. Pick the ActionHeat for a warmer, more durable slipper you can wear around the house and outside.
- Choose the ActionHeat if you want a water-resistant, wool-blend slipper with a plush lining for cold rooms and quick trips outside.
- Choose the ThermalStep if you need the longest runtime and the highest heat, especially for Raynaud's or circulation problems.
Prices
- ActionHeat 5V Heated Cable Knit Slippers: $78.71 at Amazon (last seen Nov 14)
- ThermalStep Rechargeable Heated Slippers: $84.95 at The Warming Store (checked today)
- Difference: the ActionHeat 5V Heated Cable Knit Slippers is $6.24 cheaper than the ThermalStep Rechargeable Heated Slippers at the latest prices (Nov 14 and Nov 15)

