Simba's reflexology slippers on sale: 'A dream to wear', shoppers say
Simba slippers sale: 'A dream to wear', shoppers say

Simba's Stormur Slippers, described by the retailer as its 'most comfortable ever' reflexology-inspired footwear, have been reduced in price as part of a sale. The slippers now cost £62.10, down from £69.

Design and features

The slippers are designed with nine pressure points that massage the wearer's feet, drawing inspiration from reflexology. Crafted from Merino wool and leather, they are intended for both indoor and outdoor use, suitable for trips to the bin or the garden.

The women's version is available in UK sizes 3–8 in beige or grey, while the men's comes in sizes 7–12 in grey or green.

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Customer reviews

Shoppers have left enthusiastic feedback online. One reviewer said: 'I put these slippers on my feet, and I was in heaven. I love them. They're just what I was looking for with sturdy support and real comfort. I'm so glad I purchased them. I feel a lot of joy coming home and putting my feet into these lovely slippers.'

Another wrote: 'Incredible. This was bought as a present for my mother's 70th, as she really suffers with her feet. I think they must be the best slippers ever made, the design and craftsmanship that went into making these are incredible. I would highly recommend these to anyone, they are so comfortable, soothing and you even forget you've got them on. You can wear them in and outdoors.'

A third commented: 'These slippers were easy to order, arrived next day and are a dream to wear. The first thing my feet go into and the last to take off. So pleased I spotted them.'

One reviewer noted a minor concern: 'These can feel a little hard at first but the sole on them is very good and you do get used to it and they kind of mould to your feet which is good.'

Another said: 'So comfortable. The massage to pressure points is very relaxing. Indoors or out, the style and colour go with any outfit.'

A final five-star review read: 'Comfort par excellence. These have to be the most comfortable slippers I have ever worn, might even treat my husband.'

Alternative options

For those not sold on Simba's slippers, the Marks & Spencer Suede Faux Fur Lined Mule Clog Slippers cost £29.50 in chestnut or chocolate. The White Company's Borg Corkbed Loafer Slipper is priced at £65, featuring a slip-on design and fleecy material described as 'a bit like a faux sheepskin.'

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