Anti-Stress Microwaveable Comfort Booties - Pink
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Customer Reviews of Anti-Stress Microwaveable Comfort Booties - Pink
Customer Review: BEST microwavable booties ever
Summary: 5 Stars
These booties are the best I've found. This particular brand of booties are so great because they have two heated sacks on each foot. I have not been able to find any other brand of booties that has a microwavable "rice" sack on the top part of the foot too. Most booties just have the warm sacks on the bottom of your feet but these have two so your entire foot is covered in warmth. If you have poor circulation, these booties are great.Customer Review: Great product!
Summary: 5 Stars
My wife loves these boots! She used them along with the heated neck wrap, and when she doesn't she's relaxed and happy. She looks a little silly because they kind of look like '80s moon boots, but we get a good laugh out of that too.Customer Review: warm and comfortable booties, but not for walking around the house
Summary: 3 Stars
I bought these booties for my wife as she loves a similar microwaveable heat-bag. Even though we were aware that the booties are not for walking, my wife made the mistake of walking 2 or 3 steps across the lounge room while wearing them and one of the heat bags broke at the seam. This was easily repaired, but I would recommend that anyone wanting some comfort booties to move around a bit indoors to find a more durable product.Customer Review: Not for the elderly
Summary: 3 Stars
Bought these for 88 year old mother who gets cold winter feet. Not a good idea, since she was even more unstable with these on her feet than usual. Seller generously allowed a refund in light of the hazard to Mom, although that is not their regular policy. I'll bet they're good though, for younger feet.Customer Review: Don't hold the heat
Summary: 2 Stars
I bought these for my mom as her feet have poor circulation and are always cold. They were not very successful. The material is a non-stretchy terry cloth, which makes it difficult to remove or put in the "bean bags" and to put them on one's feet. They end up being too big and floppy. They would be far better if made of polar fleece. Also, they didn't stay hot long enough to warm up her feet. She tried them for about a week and put them away. Good idea, could be better execution.