SIMBA Natural Wool House Slippers for Men with Massage Pressure Points - Soft Latex Inner Sole, 5 Raised Reflex Zones, Improves Circulation & Muscle Relaxation

Horendous to walk in!,,the so called pressure relief points inside feels like pebbles in my slippers , the worst slippers I’ve ever had, and to think i payed £30 for them, i need my head looking at!,, i no longer wear them but when i did, i dread to put them on in the morning.

I was after a pair of slippers and saw these on sale for around £22. As I love my Simba mattress so much, I decided to buy a pair. I'm a size 10 and ordered a size 10but after ordering, I saw that most people, including the manufacturer, recommending customers to buy a size up, so I was a little worried I would have to send them back. I tried them on when they arrived and they fitted pretty well, so decided to keep the size I had.My first impression was that they were a little hard and the 'pressure points' felt a little strange, as I had never worn anything like that before. I decided to give them some time and I am glad I did. Now I am used to the pressure points on the soles of my feet, I absolutely love them and would recommend them to anyone at the price point I paid.

Ok these do take a bit of getting used to if you have not worn these type of slippers before and they have massage pads in the sole there is 5 in total. Now these are not the cotton type than we are all probably used to. But are wearing these around the house you do get used to them, they are very firm and study and light with a great fit. i have seen some pictures of them with customers saying they fall apart after 2-3 months..So lets be clear these are house slippers for the house...Not supermarket..or pub or bingo slippers...house slippers so of course they will fall apart if you are going to live in them 24/7 going to shops or driving in them and if they did instead of throwing away like some have said write to samba who give a 12mth guarantee on these slippers or amazon.So yes i would recommened these HOUSE slippers i think there great especially for the price i paid with amazon.

The slippers initially felt too small (I almost returned them) but the felt/wool quickly moulded to the shape of my wider feet. The top edge of the moulded heal cup also felt a little bit firm/rough if my foot was not fully in the slipper which was quite often the case before the slippers eased up and moulded to my foot shape.The slippers have a rubber sole that is relatively firm and structured... these are not floppy slippers. I like that the insole and upper is made of natural materials rather than synthetic as it means my feet don't feel clammy...The rubber sole is handy if I briefly need to step outside (eg to pop something in bin etc) and it is wet on the ground... obviously not being a fabric sole means water does not soak in through soles... they are probably heavier than most normal slippers because of the firm footbed and rubber sole."acupressure" points are definitely noticeable and not in a bad way.I have had the slippers fall off when coming downstairs... so perhaps they could benefit from an elevated ridge/bar/sections on the insole near toes that toes can "grip/cling" to which would help to "lock" toes in to slippers.one thing - the acupressure points are all numbered on the slippers insole... the one on the heal is numbered 5. so don'r be confused when you open up the (rather nice) shoe box to see a big number 5 staring up at you - this is not the shoe size!! - it is a bit weird to have the numbers permanently printed to be honest ... I don't think it is really necessary.

The slippers popped up for my consideration at a time when my current ones were on their way out. Knowing the brand I thought I'd give them a try, and at almost 50% off I thought it a worthwhile punt. Delivery was as good as always and they certainly look well made and very stylish. Although I can't fault the merit in the idea, they are particularly uncomfortable! Usually when putting on slippers you expect that cosy, snug feeling, but in these it is soon to some sort of Chinese water torture - every step reminding you that they are there. Hopefully they will soften with age and wear...

I bought these because of how good the mattresses are, and the fact I go through slippers like nobody's business.The first week they were painful to wear. Felt like I was walking on pebbles if I'm honest, but I got used to it.What I can't get used to, is the fact it's dyed the soles of my feet from the leather.I don't wear socks with slippers , and I'm glad , else all my pretty fluffy white socks would have been ruined.The skin on the bottom of my feet would give a tramp who's been barefoot for ten years, a run for his money.Very dissapointed if I'm honest.

Despite many reviews saying these come up small I went ahead and bought the 13. They were incredibly tight across the top of my feet and were far too short. I'd imagine the 13 would be better fitted to someone who's normally a size 11!They're not awful slippers though. A little bit cheap up at the front and lose their shape if you press on the toe. Nice looking compared to most though!

Sent back after a few hours. Very uncomfortable to wear and look cheap and tacky.I've had better slippers for just a few quid. Yea it has massage points but there not worth the overly charged price.The wool look is cheap and tacky looking nothing like there pictured. The slippers fit fine but felt too small width wise.Returned for a full refund.