Looking for a cozy, comfy indoor/outdoor pair of clogs?
What about the classic German wool clogs with decorative trim and lightweight contoured cork footbed for good arch support?
The natural boiled 100% wool upper keeps your feet warm in winter and cool in summer.
Lightweight soles are flexible and can be replaced when worn.
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1st time buyer of Haflinger clogs, worn them all winter, love them. Glad I went to local store to decide what size to buy.
Rating: 5 / 5
These slippers have been my personal favorite since I first found them in a Nordstrom’s department store in the early 90′s. Solid, long-lasting (my last pair of Grizzlies lasted for over 2 years) and extremely comfortable, these slippers have strong instep support & are great for anyone with high arches. They are best used in fall & winter; the boiled woolen uppers are quite warm & cozy. I recently got a pair for my wife (she is dedicated to bare feet) and now she wears them almost every day — especially after a long day at the hospital.
Highly recommended!
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought a pair of Stegmann shoes of similar design and craftsmanship a little over six years ago and just recently made deposit of them into the trash. When I started making comments about duct tape my wife and daughter both gave me `the look.’ I most regrettably knew it was time.
I bought the Haflinger shoes expected more of the same and I’ve not been disappointed. They fit immediately with no break-in period required and are very comfortable. I also know by experience they’ll be my excellent companions both Winter and Summer. Though I’ll use these mainly in the house, I also know I can make a short run to Target or Safeway as it pleases me. I expect these will last another six years or so at least.
These are great shoes!
Five Stars.
Russell de Ville
9 January 2010
Rating: 5 / 5
I have worn these for the last 20 years and there is nothing better to wear in the house. Very good support, warm in the winter, not too hot in the summer. They last about seven years unless you have a new puppy who likes to chew.
Rating: 5 / 5