The Best Heated Slippers to Keep You Warm All Winter (2024)

Updated on December 7, 2023

Our number one pick comes from ActionHeat. These slippers thoroughly warm the entire underside of your feet, reaching up to a cozy 120 degrees Fahrenheit. They're made of soft, insulating fleece and feature plush cushioning underfoot. The materials are also weather-resistant, so you can step outside or hang out on your patio without worrying about damage.

These heated slippers each run on three AA batteries (so you'll need six total) and last about four hours before needing to be replaced. (ActionHeat also makes a rechargeable version, though they're substantially more expensive.) The batteries zip into the soles, and a handy on/off switch on the side makes it easy to power them up.

They're also conveniently machine-washable — just make sure to remove the batteries first, run them on a gentle cycle, then lay them flat to air-dry. The only other thing to note is that these house shoes only come in one unisex size, so they'll fit most feet up to roughly a men's size 10.

The Details: One size | AA batteries | Washable

On a budget? You can't go wrong with Warmies. These fuzzy slippers have 100 percent cotton exteriors and boast an ultra-soft, plush feel. They're filled with millet grains and real dried lavender flowers. Instead of running on batteries, they're microwavable — just zap them for about a minute, and then treat your feet to cozy warmth and an aromatherapy boost from the lavender.

You can also place them in a plastic bag in your freezer and use them as a cold treatment for sore or swollen feet. We should note these are a one-size-fits-all fit, and they're not machine-washable, but spot-cleaning is pretty easy.

The Details: One size | Microwavable | Not washable

If you're willing to spend a bit more on a high-quality pair, Volt Heat Gen V Slippers won't disappoint. The insulated design features a warmth-retaining outer shell and a high-tech heating system that surrounds your entire foot — from your toes to your heel to your ankle — with a cocoon of coziness for hours.

You can adjust the temperature to your liking and even control everything from your phone using the Volt Heated Clothing app. These heated booties run on a rechargeable battery, which connects with a standard USB cable. The only potential drawback is that they aren't machine-washable, but the nylon exteriors and rubber soles are a breeze to wipe clean.

The Details: Size S to 3XL | Rechargeable | Not washable

ThermalStep Heated Slippers have a heating element under the foot and around the toe area, plus three heat settings that reach up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. A single button on the side allows you to turn them on and off and control the temperature.

These slippers are powered by rechargeable lithium batteries that plug into a standard USB cable. According to the brand, they offer up to 11 hours of warmth on a full charge. We also appreciate that they come in three sizes, unlike many others.

The Details: Size S to L | Rechargeable | Not washable

Looking for something you can wear while checking the mail, gathering around a firepit, or sipping coffee on a cold winter morning on your balcony? Sharper Image might be your best bet. These bootie-style slippers have water-resistant nylon uppers and durable, grippy rubber outsoles, plus memory foam insoles to keep your feet comfy.

They run on rechargeable batteries that last up to seven hours and have three temperature settings that reach as high as 130 degrees Fahrenheit. The unisex design is available in five sizes, but they run slightly small, so consider ordering a size up. Each bootie weighs about a pound, so keep that in mind if you're packing for a winter trip.

The Details: Size S to XXL | Rechargeable | Not washable

The Bial Heated Slippers are made of windproof and dustproof nylon with soft memory foam insoles that wick away moisture. It also flaunts a non-slip rubber outsole that keeps you steady when walking both indoors and outdoors. While the slippers' battery pack sits up on top of the foot, the slipper itself is designed with heating elements that surround the toes and span the area of the sole, so your feet feel the heat coming from all directions.

They also run on rechargeable batteries and promise up to ten hours of warmth on the medium or low setting, making them a perfect option for use at home or while camping. (You'll get about three hours of heat on the highest temperature.)

The Details: Size S to L | Rechargeable

If you want something you can zap in the microwave instead of having to recharge or replace the batteries, Mars Booties are the way to go. They're filled with 12 natural grains and herbs ranging from lavender to chamomile to rosemary, making them heat-safe while offering a soothing aromatherapy benefit every time you slip them on.

They take just a minute to heat up in the microwave, unlike rechargeable batteries, which may take multiple hours. You can also chill them in the freezer when your feet crave cold therapy. A couple things to note are that these slippers aren't machine-washable and only come in one size.

The Details: One size | Microwavable | Not washable

For those who are partial to booties, we recommend Snook-ease. These ankle-height slippers feature plush shearling linings and exceptionally soft, fuzzy exteriors in a two-toned gray hue. They're not much different from regular house shoes, save for the microwavable insoles.

Just microwave the insoles for about 60 seconds, slide them back in place, then slip the booties over your feet, and enjoy about a half-hour of therapeutic warmth. We also like that these booties come in three sizes and are machine-washable. Since there's no electrical component, even the insoles can be tossed in the wash.

The Details: Size S to L | Microwavable | Washable

If you need something more compact and packable or just prefer the feeling of socks to house shoes, consider slipper socks. We like this pair from FNDN, which are powered by rechargeable batteries that connect to a universal USB cable and run for up to five hours on a full charge.

Unlike many heated slippers — and socks, for that matter — these come in three sizes. The knitted polyester uppers have a soft, cozy feel, while the non-slip bottoms provide grip underfoot when padding around at home or a winter lodge. They're machine-washable, too, but make sure you take out the battery packs first.

The Details: Size S to L | Rechargeable | Washable

Are your feet always cold at night? These may be for you. Bed Buddy Foot Warmers are a slipper-sock hybrid designed to wear while you're sleeping — or at least while you're dozing off. They're filled with heat-safe grains and herbs for natural aromatherapy, with scent options including lavender, rose, and mint.

These soft cotton booties heat in the microwave in 30 seconds, but if you like them warmer, you can bump it up to 45 seconds or a minute. We should note that they only come in one size and fit feet up to a men's size 9. Also, they're not machine-washable, but you can spot-clean them as needed.

The Details: One size | Microwaveable | Not washable

Columbia Lazy Bend Mocs aren't technically heated, but hear us out: These sleeping bag-inspired slippers feature the brand's patented Omni-heat technology, with tiny gold dots that reflect the warmth of your body to help your feet stay warmer longer.

What's more, shearling linings provide natural insulation while wicking away sweat and minimizing foot odors. These ultra-warm house shoes are also easy to get on and off, thanks to stretchy side panels and heel tabs. The collapsible heel even allows you to slip them on without bending down. All things considered, the price is more than reasonable.

The Details: Size 5 to 12 | Insulated | Not washable

Frequently Asked Questions

• How long do heated slippers stay warm?

  Battery-powered heated slippers typically stay warm for about three or four hours. Those with adjustable temperatures might last up to five hours on a lower heat setting. For grain-filled microwavable slippers, you're looking at roughly 30 to 45 minutes of warmth.

• Can you wash heated slippers?

  Many heated slippers are machine-washable, but be sure to check the brand's care instructions before tossing yours in the wash. Always remove the battery packs first, run them on a gentle cycle, and allow them to air-dry completely before your put the batteries back in. If your slippers aren't machine-washable, you can spot-clean them as needed with mild soap and a damp cloth.

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