“These are a little snug, but I don't think it will be a problem, once I get a chance to wear them more. If you live in a cold climate, you will want these boots. They are warm.”
“I have really bad feet!! I have had surgery and I have not responded well so now I am am in pain management and these home boots are a godsend!! I have daily pain and these boots make me look cute and feel comfortable. I cannot express enough how much I love these shoes and how much I recommend them to everyone ❤️”
“These boots are quite snug compared with other Ugg boots but that enables good support and they're comfy, cosy and look good too. Only complaint is that the tingle of the zip can be a tiny bit annoying.”
“I wasn't sure what size would be best, so bought a 37 which is my usual size: they were snug for a few weeks, though have softened now, and I can tell they'll be the perfect fit in time. The footbed is a game-changer. My original uggs were playing havoc with my feet, but these are brilliant. I think it's important that they're a snug fit to get the benefit of the arch support, so don't be tempted to go for the larger size. They are super warm and look great with the knitted back. The only issue is that the press studs regularly come undone as they rub against each other when I walk, though this isn't a big issue. I'll definitely be buying another pair when these wear out, though they're so well made, I think this will be a long way off.”
“These boots are the most comfortable winter boot I have found. I struggle to find a boot that goes on easily and is comfortable for my wide feed. Would highly recommend trying these.”
“I saw these home boots when they were first released and thought I "needed' them but then kept thinking - "Do I really want to spend that much on a pair of slippers?" The answer is YES! They are amazing - ridiculously comfortable, warm and stylish - my feet are thanking me! I wish I had bought them at the start of winter!
I love them so much that if they were lost or damaged - I would replace them immediately.
I struggle to look anywhere else but bared for my shoes now.”
