Customer Reviews SOREL Nakiska™ Slide II

Not the best but good enough if you can get them on sale. As others have mentioned, the lip in the back is uncomfortable when it hits the bottom of your heel. If I slide my foot as far forward as it can go, it seems to be ok. The material is a bit stiff/tight over the top of the foot. There's also a hard seam under the toe area that is a bit bothersome. I'm keeping them because my Acorn slippers have completely flattened out, and I needed a replacement. If I had paid full price for these Sorels, I would be returning. They're good enough since I got them on sale.

A bit wide

These are my 3rd pair of Nakisas unfortunately this pair just isnt the same. The insole is not nearly as comfortable and the instep padding is also not as nice. They are definitely not the same slipper and no longer worth the spend.

Very hot inside. Not good for California winters.

I have to agree with the other reviewers who are saying that the quality appears to have changed. I've been buying these slippers for 8 years. This was going to be my third pair, but I can plainly see that the quality is different. The "fur" doesn't look as nice, they feel like they have less arch support, and the overall look of them is cheaper. In general, I feel like Sorel quality has declined in the last few years. Switching to Uggs in the hopes that they are still higher quality.

Love these slippers, but not going to use them out of the house. The rubber sole sticks to the floor so will be sending them back. Might wear off after some time, but I'm really just looking for a traditional slipper sole.

The original Nakisha was much More comfortable. The Nakisha Slide II is cheaply made, the fur is not the same, and I wish I had bought the original, but u didn’t have it.

Slippers were a bit small and felt very stiff.

The skipper is very soft and comfortable but not good for walking too much. For me it’s for lounging

I used to love my Sorel slippers and have ordered a pair every year for the last few years. They have changed them recently. They are no longer as comfortable, the footbed is flat and stiff and they seem to be made out of cheaper materials. I'm so sad as these used to be my favorite!

I've ordered three - four pairs of the Nakiska Slide II over the past several months and returned them all. One pair was so poorly made the heel was already coming apart, another was tiny (a a half size smaller than I wear (I'm a true 5.5 and can usually wear a 5 if the footbed is not too short or a 6 if it is), another in was the wrong color and very poorly made. I've ordered them in 5 and 6 and I marked this review as 'narrow' for the 5s,not that it matters much in a slide slipper because they do stretch, but because the smallest pair crushed my toes putting it on and I don't have particularly wide feet. I have worn Sorel Nakiskas for literally over a decade and count on their support, quality and style and most importantly, comfort. I live in Florida and North Carolina and they have been perfect for both climates. I'm hoping that when the COVID supply chain impact eases, the usual Sorell quality will return and I can get the slipper that I used to from Sorel. Until then my three year old pair will have to do.

I have been wearing the original Natiska slide for years and ordered this one in the same size, not realizing it has been redesigned. This new one i couldn't even get my foot into and the lip on the back is weird. Going right back!