- Is the Haflinger AT good for arch support?
- Yes. The latex and double-felt insole is firm and contoured, and owners single out the arch support as a reason they keep buying it.
- Can I wear it outside?
- The hard rubber outsole is made for quick trips out, such as to the mailbox or porch. It grips tile and wood indoors too.
- How does it fit?
- It runs snug at first and the footbed can feel shorter than expected. Boiled wool relaxes a little with wear but does not stretch much.
- Will my feet sweat in wool slippers?
- Boiled wool breathes, and owners report warm feet without the sweating they get in synthetic linings.
- How long does the Haflinger AT last?
- Reports vary. Many wearers get years of use, but some find holes near the toes and matted wool within a year.
- How does it compare with soft-soled wool slippers?
- It is firmer and more supportive than a soft-soled slipper, and the rubber outsole allows outdoor wear. The trade-off is less pillow-like cushioning.
- Where is the Haflinger AT Wool Slipper, Grey Speckle, 38 cheapest?
- At Zappos, for $120.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Haflinger AT Wool Slipper, Grey Speckle, 38?
- Buyers like: Great arch support; Keeps feet warm, good for cold floors in winter; Rubber soles work well on tile and wood floors. Common complaints: Holes develop near the toes, sometimes within a year; Wool mats down quickly and loses comfort.