Customer Reviews SKECHERS Performance On-The-Go Joy Bundle Up

These booties are extremely lightweight. The fur lining is very soft. They are cute and comfy, and I really like the gray color. The only downside is not much arch support.

You will want to read this review before getting these boots! They WERE really really hard to get on and off. I had read that in other reviews and I ignored it thinking it would not be that big of a deal and I could use a shoehorn. I struggled with that for a about 4 wears. The shoehorn did not help. Its a design flaw with the elastic tabs on each side, they just are too tight and do not have a lot of give. That being said, I loved everything else about this boot, its soft, warm and cute. I also got them on sale and really wanted to keep them so I CUT THE ELASTIC TABS! You can not tell at all and the shoe is so much more comfortable and now I can just slide them on and off with ease. My reason for 4 stars is the fact that the boot/shoe is near impossible as is to get on and off. Skechers should take this one back to the design table and either remove those side tabs or made them more pliable for an easier on and off. For reference I am in my 30s, wear between a 7.5 and 8 shoe(I got these in an 8 and they fit great with thick wool socks or no socks at all) The inside of the boot is lined with a synthetic fur that is nice and warm on cold days. I find them to be durable, comfortable for all day wear and they held up in snow to about 4 inches. Its hard for me to say if I would recommend this boot or not. To be honest I got them on sale for $35 and for that price I was ok with cutting the tabs and making them work but if I got them for full price ,which was something like $80 if I remember correctly, I probably would have sent them back because they just didn't work right out of the box. Hopefully this helps you in your decision. In summary, if you get these and love them but the only problem is the hassle with getting them on, cut the tabs.

These boots fit nicely. At first I had to use a long shoehorn to get them on, just to keep the top part of the boot from folding in while putting my feet into them. Now that they are broken in I don't need the shoehorn. I wear these without socks because I hate socks and avoid them whenever possible. It hasn't been below zero yet so I would wear socks if it were that cold out. I wanted a pair of snow boots that could be easily slipped on and had some cushioning. I've walked over 2 miles in these and didn't have any issues so the cushioning is adequate but more would be better.