Customer Reviews L.L.Bean Wicked Good Moccasins

I purchased new slippers with Christmas money and was thrilled, as I have been wearing LL Bean slippers for at least 25 years, and am a lifelong Mainer and Bean customer. Within 2 weeks, the heel of the slipper was coming completely unstitched and detaching from the slipper. I returned them and received a prompt replacement. This time, it was less than a week before the exact same defect showed up in the replacement slippers - both feet! To say I am unimpressed with the quality of these supposedly "Wicked Good" slippers would be a monumental understatement... they cost $80 (!!) and for that price and with a name as bold as "wicked good", they darn well ought to live up to their name (and yours, might I add). I have received a third pair. I am wearing them sparingly, to prolong their life as I am not confident they will last as long as the pair they are replacing. I seriously hope this is a fluke, but that remains to be seen. I hope to remain a loyal customer, but if these new slippers don't satisfy me, I'll definitely be shopping elsewhere.

I bought these for my stepson for Christmas and had to reorder a larger size. They arrived last week and there was an overpowering chemical odor when I opened the bag. I opened the box and tried to air them out. It took a few days but they still smelled. I don't know if they are going to hold up or not. My son wants a pair but I am reluctant with reviews of quality issues.

Like with a lot of other products the quality llbean once had is just not there anymore but the expensive price still is.

I've bought slippers for my husband for many years and this is the first time I had to return an item because of problem with the product. After about a week of use the stitching on the heal of the left slipper came undone.

They fall off my feet. Feet sweat when worn without socks. Returning for smaller size and style that also covers ankle so they don't fall off.

After one season of use the fluff on the back heel has completely worn down and the shoe has relaxed/expanded so much that it's almost a size too big. When I asked to exchange I was told no because this is normal wear and tear! How can it be normal after just one season of use? Expected better quality than this.

I purchased the wicked good moccasins for my husband 2 months ago. He has been wearing them for about 1 month. Although they are warm and look good, they have no heel or side support and he told me the sides flop over. I was quite disappointed because the slippers I purchased for him one year ago were more supportive and he would even walk outside with them. I may have gotten the wrong style, but I feel that even a moccasin should offer more support and stability for the feet. I would not purchase these again.

Great slipper BUT the lambs wool lining is so thin that it feel like it's not there. I won't buy these very expensive slippers again. A disappointed Shopper who has bought these slippers many times before.

My CA teen son really wanted these so I splurged for his first real winter in NH. They ripped near the tie within the first week while traveling home to CA where there are no stores. When he went back to NH the following week and tried to exchange them in store he was declined due to too much wear (5 days). These were much too expensive to rip so quickly. Very disappointed. First & last LL Bean purchase for us.

This is the fifth pair of wicked good moccasins I have purchased over the years. This time I got black for a change. The sheepskin feels like cardboard and there is only half the amount of shearling lining compared to other pairs I have gotten. I don't know if is because I got black or they are cutting back on quality to save money but this is disappointing. These use to be the best slippers.

I have owned several pairs of these of these over the years. On my current pair the soles are disintegrating and have developed a hole. Not sure they are worth the price anymore. Considering looking elsewhere for new slippers.

I work from home and cold feet during the winter can affect my productivity. I bought these on the recommendation from NYTimes to replace a pair of low cost boiled wool slippers. These LLBean slippers were amazing at first. My feet were warm and there was no foot sweat. I was blown away how well they performed in keeping my feet warm and dry. However, after about 2 months of daily wear, some of the sheepskin inside wore away (on the sole) or has been matted down, reducing the slippers' effectiveness at keeping your feet warm and dry. In fact, they eventually became very poor performers in keeping my feet warm and dry. I found that I would have to change socks during the day. The slippers also began to suffer from smell. Other than that, the workmanship seemed high. No problems with the soles or broken seams. The leather laces always seem to come undone, but that's not the shoe's fault. Maybe the answer is to buy at minimum two pairs and alternate so that the slippers have an off day to dry and breathe? I'm not convinced that will solve the issue. I think these slippers are only for situations where they get used for a couple hours at most a day. You come home, kick off your regular shoes and slip these on for a few hours. Even then, you might want to alternate a couple pairs.

have had a pair of wicked good slippers for 20 +- yrs. excellent quality. sole finally wearing out so i ordered new pair as back-up. new pair not the same quality as old. returned for another, same result. will keep as i need x-tra.

My husband noticed the fur inside was thick and he was okay with it thinking that the fur would fit his feet after a period of time. The fur lumped around his toes and were extremely uncomfortable. He had two other pairs and they were wonderful. Returning them after 2 months.

First ordered the cheaper slippers, but sent them back as they were too tight. Upgraded to these and got the Wides and one foot is loose. They seem to be well made, but I was hoping for a thicker sole, especially for when I go outside. I should know better than to buy shoes mail order. Sorry, but for me, they're just not worth the price.

Mocs fit well and are warm. However they are made in China-durability is unknown. I will no longer purchase items from LL Bean if they are Chinese made. LL Bean should focus on manufacturing their products in the USA.

I got these for Christmas in 2016, shortly after I got them, the sole started to separate from the shoe. Last fall the leather started to split along the side to the point of no longer being wearable. For the price, they should last much longer than they did

I purchased these in early October and have work them daily for the last two months. Already, the fur lining has worn completely off at the heel and forefoot of both slippers, leaving behind bare hide. The bald spots feel different on the foot and are definitely not warm and cozy. I will be returning this item.

My wife bought me a pair for Christmas, little less than 2 years ago. While the quality seemed great, in that time span they have developed wear spots. I wear these a few hrs every night after work. I'd expect they should last longer for durability and longevity in a LL bean product, especially one that costs upwards of $100. I've had boots from LL bean that lasted over 20 yrs, so not sure why the durability/quality has gone down. Great product, but keep in mind you will most likely need to replace in less than 2 years.

I have been purchasing these slippers for many years and every time I order a new pair, the quality control keeps getting worse and worse. Right now the sheepskin is disappearing from the inside and I don't wear these every day. Price keeps going up and quality keeps going down. Not sure if I want to get another pair and I am tired of shipping them back! Sorry LLBean, your supplier that you used many years ago, doesn't seem to exist any longer.

I received a pair of these slippers for Christmas in 2012. They fit well and I have enjoyed them for several years. However, the tongue on the right slipper began folding over and after awhile it appeared as though I was wearing a Men's slipper on my left foot and Women's slipper on my right foot. Although I had worn them for quite some time, I printed out a return shipping label and return form, wrote a quick note, asking that they replace with Hand Sewn Slippers TA212164 (which looked sturdier and were flannel lined vs. shearling lined) and mailed them back. Within a week, L.L. Bean sent me the pair I requested along with a gift card as the new pair that were shipped were lower in price. As I said in my review of TA264593, it is refreshing to know that some companies actually do follow through on customer service and honor their commitments. New slippers fit perfectly, are definitely better made, and I'm sure they will be comfortable for years, to come. Great job, L.L. Bean.

If you want a slipper that is not worth price, buy these. Feel like they were just machine made without any regard to the shape of a man's foot. Most shoes have a slight curve to them but these are a stamped out left right foot. Meaning you can wear the shoe on either foot. Poor manufacturing, cheap Chinese made.

I am going into my second season with these slippers (I don't wear them from April-September) and they are already wearing out inside with spots where the sheepskin is completely gone. Got them in gray in September 2015 to replace my original tan ones that were chewed by the dog. Those seemed far more durable than this pair. Very disappointed in the quality and worry that quality is slipping to make up for the guarantee...

I purchased the Mens Wicked Good Moccasins slippers for my son-in-law last Xmas he loved them but inform me that he needs a new pair this year he said they are worn out, he wore them every day but never outside I was upset that for 69.00 that they would last only one year. I got him another pair for this Xmas but this will be the last purchase I get if the same thing happen I expected more from this company

I bought these for my husband for Christmas in 2015. He only wears them around the house and He brags abt how comfortable they are on his feet. He has really bad feet, so that was a plus. We thought we had finally found the perfect pair of slippers. Until they started coming undone around the seams. The whole top of the shoe is unraveling and he ties the stitch so he can keep wearing them. He wants me to buy another pair but if they only last 6 months for that price. I don't think I am.