Customer Reviews L.L.Bean Wicked Good Moccasins

I had to send them back and pay for return shipping. I have an 81/2 foot and these only come in full sizes.. Because these slippers only come in full sizes. I had ordered a size 9 from an other company and they were way to big so I ordered the size 8. They were too short. I wish you could order them in 1/2 sizes. I also wish they would bring back the moccasin slipper that is lined with flannel. I've had a pair for about 10 years but they are getting pretty worn. But I just love them.

I order size 9 but it seems fit to 10. So I had to give to someone else as gift Disappointed

Just a bit narrow, I felt like the back of my foot was rubbing into the seams on the side. This got better with time.

I bought these men's slippers for my wife for Christmas with reservations. While these are excellent slippers, to which I can attest because I had a pair, there are not any 2E slippers offered in women's sizes. She was notedly disappoint that I could only get a 2E in a men's style, and not in a more feminine style that would be available if even at least one of the women's slippers was offered in 2E. LL Bean, please pay attention, not all women have average width feet, and you are leaving money on the table by not offering a women's slipper in size 2E.

The first pair was sent back to LL Bean. They looked mis-matched. The top of the right Moc was noticeably wider than the left (I measured both) and I had to tighten the top laces to make them fit properly. Someone must have read the note I sent with the returned initial order because, although it took quite a while to get the replacements, there is a noticeable improvement in the replacements over the initial order. First, the replacement order looks like a matched pair. I know it sounds like an obvious expectation, but there was an issue with the first pair. The fit is slightly snug but I expect, with time, that the leather will probably stretch slightly and the shearling lining will tamp down a bit. There is a tag on the inside of each Moc. It says that the Mocs were made in Myanmyer (Berma). The LL Bean ad makes no mention of it, but since this was an LL Bean product I thought the Mocs were made in the USA. This is not horrible but had I known that the Mocs were not made in the USA I would have looked for an alternative product.

I love my LL Bean mocs so I gifted a pair to my boyfriend. It's a great gift that will last many years. Super comfy to wear around the house. My only issue is that the quality in production seems to have gone downI had to exchange the first pair due to loose stitching around the tongue and after a chunk of the fluff came right off after one use. The new pair I receive also seemed to have a small section of loose stitching, but didn't want to go through the hassle of returning again. Overall though, we love these in both men's and women's.

I have been purchasing Wicked Good Moccasins for years now, and I was always satisfied with the product. The ones I received this year were not up to L.L.Bean usual standards. The rawhide bows were set at a 45 degree angle, and both came untied within a very short time. I still feel that they are the best moccasins around, even though you no longer make the in the U.S.A.. I do believe your standards are not what they once were. I may expand my search when the time to replace them comes due. I still think Wicked goods are still the best, I will be comparing next year.

Although, wicked good slippers aren't what they used to be, they are still good. They are comfortable and warm with good support. The quality is somewhat iffy. It's not consistently great like it used to be. LL Bean like most American companies have put profit over quality and now manufacture their products in China. These are good slippers but no longer great ones that would last for years.

I love my Wicked Good Slippers, as I've worn them, since the 1980's. They are my goto footwear, whenever possible. Worn out slippers, are spread around the hose for specific wearing, i.e., garage, outdoors, around the house & driving, each pair has a purpose. I will say, they are in no way, as good as they used to be. I bought a pair about 11 months ago. The interior sherling lining (at the heels) lasted about 7 months before disappearing & by month 9, totally bare. I wear them outside rarely, so the soles on them never wear out. They are worn, almost exclusively, in the house (mostly carpeted flooring) I drive in them, for any distance driving (which during the pandemic only happened once 7 hrs. each way). I live in South Carolina, I am in my 70's & am from the Boston area, where I used to wear them outside in the ice & snow. The quality has deteriorated noticeably but they are still much better than comparable products I've seen. But, they are in no way, as good as they used to be, I guess it is built-in obsolescence, like everything else today. Sad, really, considering that it is LL Bean!

Received as a Christmas gift. My first thought was.....why do I need these? I live in Florida. Then I put them on and have been wearing them around the house ever since. Warm, soft, comfy. Start making them in the USA and they will be five stars.

Only complaint would be the cord that ties does not stay tied and have already had two occasions where it has come untied and I almost tripped on the loose cord! Bought one pair for me and another as a gift for a son.

Have been buying these for many years. Guess with wearing them all the time (he's retired), the leather is just not sturdy enough. Wears them out mighty fast!

I really love these moccasins!! But I really hate that the laces don't stay tied.

Husband received the slippers and is happy with them. However, the "tissue paper" in the shoebox was plastic. LL Bean is supposedly an outdoorsy company but I am disappointed in their packaging. (Toe fill was paper.)

My husbands birthday present and he says they are very comfy and cozy. Seem to run slightly large but not too bad. Only four stars because the pair we received was misshaped on one of the slippers. The two don't look the same

Great product- a bit pricey

After reading many reviews online I was lead to these slippers due to my Plantars Fascitis. They're a perfect fit and soft, comfortable insoles are perfect for house shoes. The only thing that makes them fall short of 5 stars is the leather laces. They constantly become untied and aren't long enough to tie a double knot. I may resort to Krazy Glue or Gorilla on the knot to try and keep the bows tied.

These mocs are warm and durable. I am able to take a quick jaunt outside without worrying about the soles and the weather. The furry inside bunches up as in all mocs like this. One caution with the soles- they are very durable but slippery. This is not a soft-soled slipper. It is hard and you need to be careful when you walk.

I've worn a size 14 in everything I've bought for 20 years, but I had to go down to a 13 in these. I'm glad I took the advice of the note in the box to make sure they fit snug at first as they'll loosen when they break in. The bad news is that I had to send the 14's back, the good news is the 13's fit perfect, and the 14's would 100% fit someone with a size 15 foot who thought they were out of luck. Super comfortable when I actually get to wear them. I usually come home to find my wife walking around in them more days that not.

Everyone in our family loves the Wicked slippers. I just wish there was a good way to keep the rawhide laces tied. There may be but we haven't discovered it yet.

I have narrow heels but bunions on both feet and although these slippers do slip on my heels, it's not so much that I can't live with it. The unexpected comfort is because my feet usually sweat, but again, not so much in these.

They fit well and look very nice. The only negative is that the left and right are different quality. The left shoe is very good quality, but the right shoe is excellent quality, with more exposed fur and the lacing around the top of the shoe is more carefully sewn.

These slippers have been a great so far, the padding is comfortable and warm, and the slippers don't fall off. The laces (which essentially do nothing) are tied in a bow on the top and constantly untie, much like all the other slippers I've had. I just wish there were a better option to keep them out of the way.