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Shillows

 super comfy
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Ever wanted to know what it was like to walk on air. Try Shillows. The shoe with the nice soft insides. The outside looks like a regular sneaker, but the whole shoe is made out of pillow material.
—Japanese_Coffee, Feb 24 2004

Sneaker Slippers http://www.onlyslip..._ncaa_slippers3.htm
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       So they are slippers, then.
—waugsqueke, Feb 24 2004
   

       I hate to be the evil voice of practicality, but how can it be made of pillows and still look like a normal shoe?   

       Unless you're putting your foot in a tardis, there's not going to be much space for pillow material (which I guess means eider down), so you'll end up with a sneaker with a little bit of padding inside, which is no different to a billion other expensive sports shoes.
—kropotkin, Feb 25 2004
   

       You can try out what it feels like - there are baggy down-filled shoes made for people camping in very cold climates. (They most assuredly do not look like regular sneakers, though.)
—jutta, Jun 06 2004
   


 

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