“They are a great weight and super comfy! I had to size up from a 7 to an 8 to make them more slipper like so I can slip into them and also more easily wear with the heel up! Glad it did it though.”
“Size 8 was too small for my standard size 8 feet. Also I’m not sure the material is worth the price. A lot of hype around the brand but the shoes are not all that great.”
“Quite simply slip into a comfortable-quick to form fit attractive functional and not limited shoe/slipper - this brand may call some shoes and some slippers but I love the comfort and crossover with slippers - I continue to order at least 2 styles a month.”
“They fit like a glove, a second skin, with the lightness and flexibility I enjoy in an indoor shoe. I didn’t give it 5 stars because if you wanted an outside shoe I wouldn’t recommend them for that. They work better as a slipper substitute. Also you definitely need a shoe horn to get them on. Luckily I had one. I probably would not use them if I didn’t have one as the back is soft and doesn’t go on easily and are not comfortable if you tried to walk with the back not pulled up. Now if the company gave you a shoe horn with the shoe I would up my rating to a 4 and a half.”
“The look and feel of these slippers is wonderful. I bought them to have a more flexible slipper that could go outside to get the mail or take the trash out. The exterior material seems like it would wick well and be easy to clean. I deducted a star for one major (to me) issue - they are very hard to get on! I have borderline narrow feet, so I never have issues getting shoes on. With these, there is no slip-on slip-off. I have to sit down, jam my foot as far forward into the slipper as I can, then wiggle my fingers into the back, on either side of my heel, and hope they are deep enough to coax the back of the slipper up my heel. Getting them on hurts my heel and my fingers. Once they are on, they don't come off until I'm done with them. I had hoped that some age would soften and relax the slippers, but so far that hasn't happened. They are still pretty miserable to get on my feet. Once they are on, they are great, but getting there is a pain.”
