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When you’re living in a small space, dirt and dust make themselves apparent much quicker than one would prefer. If you don’t want to spend all your time cleaning, then you need to prevent messes before they happen. Take your shoes off before going inside the van, and have a designated “indoors” pair that are only worn, well, indoors. We recommend glerups – they’re breathable, made from luxe wool that keeps feet both warm and dry, and are built to last. Original Article by Hayley Helms Posted on Adventure Sports Network  

Never fear cold floors again with these hygge wonders. Let me preface this by telling you that I live in a charming and drafty 100-year-old house in the Northeast. Translation: Walking across a tile kitchen or bathroom floor elicits a "Holy sh*t!" moment once November arrives and that not-so-fun feeling lasts well into April. But I’ve found a pair of slippers that has made our shoes-off home a pleasure to walk around: glerups. Yes, the name might sounds like an uncomfortable medical condition, and some might say they look like comfort shoes for art students, but once you get over these...

The coziest slipper you'll ever buy. Winters in New England are brutal. So while growing up in a middle-of-nowhere-Maine house that my parents insisted on heating with only a woodstove, slippers were less cozy accessory and more toe-saving heat.  glerups, a Danish brand, makes some of the best I’ve ever worn.  One of the best parts about glerups is that they're made with only two materials: wool and calfskin leather. To create the felt uppers, the brand washes and dyes all-natural wool until it's silky soft and supple. The result are shoes that permanently mold to a wearer's feet within a few hours....

Felted wool shoes by glerups. There are few better feelings than taking off your boots at the end of an exhilarating day—and one of those better feelings is slipping on a pair of glerups. Now available with a gummy rubber sole, these thick wool shoes come in a multitude of styles (from open heel to low boot) so you can lounge around in comfort or brave the ice and snow outside to restock the woodpile. Original Post at Men's Fitness