Customer Reviews Acorn Sheepskin Bootie II

Comfy-cozy, but no arch support. I am happy the slipper accommodates a one-inch lift insert (left side only for me) nicely.

These are great - I bought them because I needed more height in the toe box. The only thing I wish was different is that the sole of the slipper could wrap up around the sides just a bit - there would be more stability if that was the case. But they work - enough room in the toe box!

Great comfortable slipper, but the color was way off. Almost pink. If you don't care about the appearance, this is a great slipper, but the pair we received was much pinker in person than the photo and my husband did not care for the color so they are going back. But, very comfortable so if they came in different colors, they would have been keepers.

Bootie I sizes were a range, mine was 10.5-11.5. Bootie II are single size (i.e. 10, 11, 12). They run small. I bought 11, but had to exchange it for a 12 (Zappos made that very easy). I like to wear mine with the folded over part up. On the Bootie II they have cheapened it by not making the nice suede go the entire way up. Other than that, very comfortable, glad they were still making them.

Nice slippers, but too short. Need to order at lease a size and a half larger. I wear a 9. 10 was too short. 11 was about right.

Well made slipper but exchanging for next size up, hopefully that will fit better

The slippers are very well made and the fleece is thick and soft, however, there is no arch support or innersole and as a result, your foot feels like it is standing on the hard cold floor. I think this is odd considering how soft and well insulated the rest of the slipper is. The similar Old Friend slippers do have an innersole are are much more comfortable. Also on the Old Friend slippers, you can turn the fleecy flaps up around your ankles turning the slipper into a bootie and keep your entire foot warm. The fleecy flaps on these Acorn slippers however are not suede on the reverse side but a whitish sheepskin. It looks ridiculous wearing these slippers with the flaps up! I really think the fleecy flaps are more of a decoration and not really meant to be turned up. I was disappointed in these Acorn slippers but very happy with the Old Friend. Both the Acorn and Old Friend slippers feel too tight at first but after a few days of wear the fleece packs down a great deal and the slippers fit very well.

These types of slippers usually are tight so they mold to your foot and you don’t slip around in them. These are insanely comfortable… as long as you don’t stand up. At which point you will slide around like socks 5 sizes too big. Even with my toes touching the end they are so loose I would slide sideways out of them. Going back.

A warm, good looking slipper (the Acorn) which is as advertised but the slipper does not run in a straight line from front to back, but rather twists or goes askew so that the front is where it should be but the back is twisted so that one is walking on the side of the slipper. I find the slipper fine for just sitting and watching TV, but unusable (and quite frankly dangerous) when walking about.

Loved them until a tiny hole appeared in the back of the heel. I only wear them inside so no idea how I got the hole. Was tiny at first then spread day after day. I sewed the hole as best I could. But the thread tore the hole and made it bigger - twice. The leather (if that is what it is) is paper thin. The hole is now over 3" in diameter and another small hole just appeared in the other boot. Just a matter of time and will have to toss them. Also, they become very loose after a short time and can be dangerous walking down stairs because they tend to slip off. Fit fine when I first put them on

Not comfortable to walk in

Maybe all pairs are not the same, however the ones I ordered (10 and 11) I can feel the stitching on the inside. I know I do have sensitivities around my toes, so these are not for me.

I love the cushioning and look of these slippers but they have skimped on the quality and left the underside of the exposed fleece at the ankle unfinished. I like to flip that flap up to make a taller bootie that keeps more of my leg warm, and I can no longer do that.