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FrostGuard B700 Bootie Slippers
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Code: PROD-007
4.5 / 5.0

FrostGuard B700 Bootie Slippers

Current Price: C$ 55.00 CAD incl. taxes
Select Footwear Size Available in sizes 7 to 12
Chosen: Size 7 (Canadian Standard)
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Lightweight Build
Non-Slip Outsole

Designed for Canadian Indoor Living

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Crafted to balance soothing warmth with durable foot support, this pair of slippers brings steady ease to cold hardwood, tiles, and laminate floors throughout daily routines.

  • Breathable thermal lining ensuring balanced warmth.
  • Ergonomic cushioned footbed with sustained shape retention.
  • Flexible non-marking indoor sole for secure grip.

Technical Details & Materials

Item Model ID PROD-007
Product Name FrostGuard B700 Bootie Slippers
Available Sizing Range Available in sizes 7 to 12
Climate Usability Indoor Canadian Winter / All-Season Lounge
Outsole Compound High-traction flexible synthetic grip sole

Maintaining Your Footwear

To ensure long-lasting plush softness and sole durability, follow these straightforward care recommendations:

  1. Spot-clean upper surfaces using a damp cloth and mild soap.
  2. Allow footwear to air dry away from direct heat radiators.
  3. Brush fleece or shearling gently with a soft textile brush.

Customer Verified Reviews

Authentic feedback from verified shoppers

4.5 Average Rating
Jessica W.
Jessica W.
Verified Buyer Thermal Tested
10/09/2026
Cozy full coverage for drafty winter floors

Keeps my ankles warm too. The soft inner lining feels comfortable all day long and the ankle cuff blocks cold drafts completely on hardwood flooring.

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Merchant Response
11/09/2026
In response to Jessica

Thank you for your feedback, Jessica! We designed the FrostGuard B700 specifically with higher ankle coverage to protect against drafts on chilly Canadian floors.