Women's Cozy Indoor Slippers - Fleece Heart Print with Rubber Outsole

Our slippers run true to standard US shoe sizes, so select the size that matches your foot for a comfortable fit. They're designed to be forgiving with a low-profile design that easily fits most feet. If you're between sizes, sizing up is recommended for maximum comfort during long days at races.

Absolutely! These slippers are perfect for beginner triathletes looking for affordable, travel-friendly comfort without the complexity of specialized gear. They're a great entry point for race-week essentials, helping you stay comfortable between sessions and during early morning preps. Many age-groupers use them as a low-cost alternative to pricier sandals for recovery and travel.

Keep them clean by spot-cleaning with a damp cloth when needed—avoid machine washing to preserve the fleece. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, especially if they're damp from race use. With gentle care, these slippers will stay cozy for multiple seasons of triathlon recovery.

We offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee on all unused items with original tags. If they don't meet your needs or fit expectations, return them for a full refund or exchange. For optimal triathlon gear choices, feel free to chat with our team about your specific race needs before returning.

These slippers are ideal for pre-race warmth and post-race recovery, but they're not designed for wet, muddy transitions—pair them with water-friendly sandals for those. They're great for hotel stays and quick changes between swim, bike, and run warm-ups. For IRONMAN approved logistics, they're fine in athlete areas but check race rules for transitions.

These slippers complement premium recovery sandal brands like OOFOS or Hoka slides as an indoor/warmth option for colder climates, without replacing them entirely. They're lighter and easier to pack than cushioned slides, making them perfect for travel and hotel use during taper weeks. For full comfort, use them alongside compression socks and recovery strategies after long training sessions.