Heated insoles, socks and slippers

In this category you will find three ways to warm feet: insoles, socks and slippers. Heated insoles go into the shoes you already wear, so you stay with your comfortable footwear, and the heating starts at the front of the foot, where the toes get cold first. Heated socks replace your regular ones and work well under rubber boots or ski boots. Slippers are the home version for evenings on the sofa or work at the desk, when you finally want your shoes off.

Insoles with a remote heat for up to 9 hours on the lowest level, the wireless charging version charges without leaving the shoe and has app control, and the ultra-thin ski insoles fit in a shell boot and have batteries with a boot clip. Socks with a remote go in the washing machine once you take the batteries out. Slippers with socks in a Nordic pattern heat for up to 9 hours, light slippers with batteries for up to 10 hours, and the fleecy slippers on a USB power bank have 10 W of power and switch off by themselves after 45 minutes, so you can doze off in them.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between insoles, socks and slippers?
Insoles go into your own shoes, so you keep the footwear you have and simply add warmth to it. Socks replace regular ones and work well under rubber boots, winter boots or ski boots. Slippers are the home version, for wearing around the flat, for example while working at the desk or on evenings on the sofa when you want your shoes off.
How do power and charging work in these products?
Most models run on their own battery that you charge separately, like a power bank. Insoles and socks have a remote, so you change the heat level without taking the shoe off, and the ski insoles are controlled with a phone app. The wireless charging insoles charge without leaving the shoes. Power bank slippers connect to any 5 V/2 A USB power bank, are controlled with one button and switch off by themselves after 45 minutes.
Are heated slippers suitable for outdoors too?
Slippers are made for wearing at home. They have a soft, anti-slip sole made for walking on the floor. For the shoes you go outside in, choose heated insoles or socks, which are designed for exactly that.
How do I care for heated insoles, socks and slippers?
You wash socks and slippers after removing the batteries or disconnecting the power bank. You clean insoles by wiping them gently with a damp sponge and a little detergent, without submerging them in water.
How do I pick the insole size and which ones fit ski boots?
You trim the insoles to your size within the 35-40 or 41-46 range, so they fit work, sports and winter shoes. For ski boots choose the ultra-thin ski insoles: they fit in a tight shell boot, you adjust them from 36 to 48, and you clip the batteries to the boot, so they stay in place for the whole day on the slopes.
Can heated slippers be washed?
Yes. Remove the batteries or disconnect the power bank, wash the slippers and dry them flat, away from a radiator. Put the power back in only once the slippers are completely dry.