Soft slipper socks with non-skid grips have a special pocket for the replaceable 6 hour warmers over the toes. Stay warm on the coldest days with this great gift.
The warmer is a soft light-weight pouch containing a mixture of iron, charcoal, salt, sawdust, and vermiculate. When exposed to the air , an oxidation process takes place that generates heat.
About our heated clothing:
Our line of Heated gloves, heated mittens, heated headbands, heated back warmers, heated socks, heated vest, heated jackets and kidney belts are the best on the market and exceed everything that has been available to date! They work much better than electric battery heated gloves and socks, there are no heavy batteries to tote around or replace or wires to worry about. Safety Central’s line of heated clothing works well even in the coolest of temperatures. Our hand and glove warmers have helped cold hands suffers live life to the fullest and have been used by those with poor circulation and with Raynaud's syndrome. Our heated clothing accessories can start to radiate heat in just a few minutes to your feet, toes, hands, fingers, wrist, back and head in all weather conditions and last for hours. Safety Central’s line of heated clothing will provide the therapeutic warmth and cozy feeling you want and need and are suitable for most anyone, anywhere, anytime!
Packaged in decorative gift box
Cold Mornings:
The slipper socks are a perfect answer for those cold early mornings!
By the front door:
Take off cold boots and slip on a pair of comfortable, heated slipper socks!
By the fire:
The slipper socks are perfect with hot cocoa by the fireplace!
Features:
Non-Skid Sole pattern prevents slipping
Warmer pocket promotes warmth and blood circulation
Durable, washable and breathable fabric
Includes 2 free warmer packets
Material: 85% Acrylic and 15% Nylon
skiers
golfers
utility workers
hikers & climbers
fishermen
construction workers
boaters & sailors
hunters
office workers
runners and joggers
sports fans
senior citizens
those with poor circulation
people with Raynaud's syndrome
