Bright Feet slippers have LED lights in the toes that help the wearer find his or her way through the dark.
The story goes that the inventor of Bright Feet, who lives in South Georgia, got up one summer night to get a cup of water. He got to the refrigerator, opened the door and was so blinded by the bright light that he couldn't clearly see his way back to bed. That night, he decided to develop slippers with lights.
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