Customer Reviews L.L.Bean Wicked Good Moccasins

My first pair failed at 12 months when the stitching cut through the leather on the toe. The second pair failed at 14 months when the stitching on the sole wore through. Though VERY comfortable, I was hoping for a longer lasting slip-on shoe for inside the house. I don't think I'll reorder....

I've bought these before several years ago. Very comfortable, but the pair I just bought (IN LIGHT GRAY) i received today. They fit true to size, but there just isn't that much support in the heel, plus what I received today was far from LIGHT GRAY. These were a DARK GRAY. I really wanted to buy the GREEN ones when they came back in stock, but not now. I can't depend on what's shown in a photo, so I'll buy all my shoes now in person, that way I know for sure what I'm getting. So don't give up on your malls folks, we still need them.

The soles of this shoe is the only uncomfortable issue I found. They are ribbed type which at my age (79), makes them want to grip the floor too much. That having said, I find them very comfortable, easy to put on, take off and otherwise worth the purchase.

I purchased these slippers in a EE width. The toe area doesn't seem to be any wider then the regular slippers I just replaced because they were too narrow.

The Wicked Good Moccasins are quite comfortable, without socks; with lightweight socks they are too snug. The size 9 would be too loose without socks; so an 8 1/2 would probably be ideal, but LLBean doesn't have half-sizes. The lining is beginning to bunch at the toes; by summer, that should pose a problem with fit. The biggest issue is that the laces do not stay tied. I live in a townhouse and almost tripped down the stairs from the second floor. FYI, the video showing how to tie a sailor's knot is useless; the fingers of the man demonstrating the method block the critical steps. Since the sailor's knot is too hard to tie, the laces should be longer so they could be double-knotted.

Comfort, fit and warmth were great. However, these slippers left horrible scuff marks on our wooden floors. Prior slippers from LL Bean (of the same style) did not do this. I am assuming that there is some type of coating on the soles that is causing this.

I purchased these for my husband in the fall and he loved them! They were very comfortable and cozy. However, he has worn them pretty much everyday for 6 months and they look like they're about 6 years old... honestly a great slipper but they did not last.

To make these truly wicked good: Please make the trim around the edges more plush. Looks cheap. Also the lining at the heel is skimpy and almost non existent. The trim on edges is long but not thick enough.

Besides this item running small, the quality was a bit of a surprise. The pair looked like they were two right slippers...even though the soles were both left and right. I wouldn't expect that from a pair of wicked good that cost $80.00. They will be returned for another pair.

I've been buying these for years and this was the first time I noticed a couple of test around one of the holes the cord goes through. Normally, I wear the ones without holes and they are perfect. Not sure about this model.

Love these but disappointed as the insole wore out completely in less than four months of purchase. Am trying to figure out if LL bean can do something to help fix this issue.

For the most part, I love these moccasins as they are great to walk the dog at night even in light snow and very warm. The only issue I have is with the placement of the tag. For some reason the tag is placed at the bottom inside arch on each shoe which rubs and tickles your foot - it is taken for granted that you will likely wear these barefoot so makes no sense to place the tag here -

Love the cozy feel but the leather strings will not stay tied.

Well I will say they are comfortable and fit good. However......L.L. Bean is in name only. These are made off shore like everything else. Sorry....but just can not justify the price. I believe you are paying good money for the L.L. Bean name and everything else is just off shore stuff. I will search more before buying another pair of these. Look before you buy!!!

Was very surprised at the quality of the stitching . The left foot has me walking on the side of the slipper. I have not purchased from LL Bean in a long time. Not looking for a replacement pair. Not worth the trouble to return and replace them.

I'm dismayed about the quality of the product that you send out to customers. The new slippers are better than the first ones I sent back. But like the first pair they don't match. One shoe has lots of wool, the other foot is very skimpy on the front by the rawhide. You should have quality control and match up the slippers to match each other

I have purchased these in the past and it seems that they are not lined with as much "fur" any more. It seems like they will not last as long. Wearing down already.

I do like these moccasins but, as others have mentioned, the lining is a problem. The lining on my left foot has come loose and bunched up in the front of the shoe making it uncomfortable. Maybe I'll tear it out and get a couple more months out of them before I replace them. Lasted a little over one year.

There is no way to keep the leather laces tied

I was really looking forward to these moccasins, but after a few days, the stitching around the front of the foot started to look loose, and the wool lining sheds. They don't feel like $79 slippers and haven't held up as such over the past month. I'm disappointed as LL Bean has had a reputation for high quality. If you get these, try to get them on sale. I wear size 10.5 shoes and bought size 11 slippers.

Clearly a very high quality product but laces keep loosening on their own, an annoyance for me. Tried their idea of rubbing lip balm on laces but kinda messy and somewhat helpful. I will exchange for the non lace version.

I like the slippers but found one annoyance. The tag was placed right in the sole and was very uncomfortable and hard to cut out without damaging the slipper. Seems like this should have been engineered to avoid this issue.