Bearpaw

Elle Short

Women's

These boots were terrific! I wanted to use them for cold mornings as a sort of tall slipper, and they are perfect. I tried Uggs and wasn't sure I couldn't find something equivalent but less expensive. Someone recommended these on Zappos and they are as promised--equal or better than Uggs. Size and fit are perfect--I'm a 7 1/2 and as they come in full sizes, the 8 fit with just the right amount of room for a sock.

This is my third pair of Bear Paw boots. I like the tread they now have. Not sure when they changed but definitely will have more traction for Iowa snow. Last year I bought Uggs dirt cheap but was still not impressed for the retail $$. Bear Paws do not disappoint! I do waterproof mine before wearing.

I'm loving these boots! I normally wear sz 8 M. My feet borderline on Narrow. The other reviews said 'runs large', 'runs small', so I ordered a size up because I cannot stand my shoes to be near my toes. I also order gym shoes a size larger. These are perfect! I have normal room in toe box with or without socks (thin socks but I don't really need socks). The inside has a comfortable and warm fleece which cushions my feet. I gave a 4 out of 5 for style because they are a little clunky but they Are waterproof and warm and serve a different purpose (not dress). I compared them to my daughters uggs and they are basically the same . I would definitely recommend these boots. So comfy!

I normally wear an 8 or 8 1/2 shoe, but from the other comments, I ordered a size 9. They're perfect with or without socks. I love them & I know they'll keep my feet nice & warm & comfortable this winter.

Bought these to compare with Uggs Classic Short II in a similar color but $65 more. I had really hoped to keep these due to the considerably better price, however, when I looked at them and when I stepped inside, I could immediately tell where Bearpaw had cut costs. First, I wasn't a fan of the matching sole and boot color, but I was willing to overlook that for the savings. Seeing them in person didn't help how I felt about the monochrome look. The trim of the soles (on both boots) already looked like it had been scuffed (aka the color was somewhat rubbed off and inconsistent) along much of the boot's edge (not something I had set out to examine, which tells you that they were truly noticeably inconsistent). Now, I'll give this to Bearpaw, the fur on the inside is *much* softer than Uggs (which are already also deliciously soft and is the only reason why I would buy such plainly ugly shoes). Bearpaw's fur is just plain softer, and for that reason, more than even the cheaper price, I wish that the Bearpaws had worked out for me. Moving on. The Bearpaws are very narrow. I guess I have a normal width foot since I have always bought regular width shoes, but these Bearpaws were uncomfortably narrow on my foot. I don't think this is a problem across all Bearpaws because a LONG time ago I bought a wonderful pair of black furry Bearpaw boots that did not have this problem (they were the kind with the cute tortoise shell side accent). Moving on...the part of the boot that houses the toes is stiff and feels kind of like it is made of cardboard. Combine that with the narrowness and these boots are simply uncomfortable. Additionally, compared with the Uggs, they have much less cushion when you step down. Last but not least, I wear a 7.5 normally and bought these in an 8 because I knew they ran small, and they were still a half size too small. Ok, that's it. I almost never review products unless I'm in love with them, but I thought these might help others deciding between these and Uggs.