Customer Reviews L.L.Bean Wicked Good Slipper Boot Moc

It is a good design, and the rubber soles are much better than the old leather soles. But as so often happens with LL Bean moccasins, the sizing isn't quite right. I bought an 11EE, which should have an extra-wide toe; but the toes are tight while the heels are very loose. It's actually narrower relative to the heel than a regular shoe. It doesn't seem to be stretching the way LL Bean mocs used to, and I think that's because of the stitching running around the top front of the moc, which resists distortion of the leather at just the point where you'd like it to stretch..

Slippers are great! Iwish i had ordered my regular size and not go with llbeans recommendation to up it to a larger size. Other than that their fine...just alittle big.

You did not have my size 10 1/2 and it recommended that I get a half size bigger. They are way to big, I have to drag my feet to keep them on, I hope you will have half sizes in the future or I will not buy them again.

I really love these slippers however the placement of the tags just does not make sense and the experience of having the Sherpa is ruined by feeling the tag rubbing your arch while you wear them simply put why is the tag not sewn on the "tongue " like shoes.

Runs small particularly in width. Very warm. Go up a size.

Not enough cushioning on the bottom/sole of the slipper.

It was hard to keep my feet in the footbeds of the slippers. I felt like I was walking on the sides. There was no way to tighten them, As well. I returned them for the wicked good moccasins, that I've worn in the past.

I am a stickler for symmetry and this pair looks like two different sizes. If they had been regular shoes I would have returned but since they are for around the house I kept them.

All your shoes like this only come in one width, regardless of length size. Even buying these slippers a full size larger than I needed was inadequate to even get them on. Can't you make some in xtra wide for those of us with wider feet? I had to return the ones I purchased from you. Thank you.

The tongue in one slipper falls towards. No matter what I do it won't stay put. Really annoying.

My wife got to me these slipper boots because I was thinking of getting another brand's boots for a two-hour commute during the winter months. With kids in quarantine and holidays I was off from commuting and started using this pair as proper slippers. They are warm and snug. A bit too snug for my taste. Holding a plank pose for exercise or sitting over my feet while bathing kids makes me feel my toenails. This feeling is milder after a month of use, but it's still there. Also, I like stepping into slippers without using my hands. It doesn't quite work with this pair. I am content with them otherwise. If I didn't expect them to be warm slippers comfortable for driving, I would give them one more star. Yesterday I finally took the slipper boots for a long commute. They are warm. I didn't like walking to a rest area bathroom in them - I feel the imperfections of surface. It's almost a barefoot feel. The heel wasn't that great for driving. The space behind the foot crumbles and rubs against the heel as I rest my foot on the pedal. It's a clear no as a long commute shoe.

Warm but not comfortable and stitching is already fraying

It's difficult to tell the right from the left foot. The slippers feel the same on either foot. They are an over priced slipper. Will not purchase again.

They are difficult to put on. They need a loop on the back to pull the back up. The tread gives good traction (they are not "slippery"--and at my age, I care.} The sole is somewhat thin. I would not recommend wearing them anywhere you wouldn't walk barefoot. The fleece is toasty warm, but putting fleece on the sole just makes for matted fleece and uncomfortable walking. These are not "bad" slippers, but then they are not "wicked good" either. They do not measure up to L.L. Bean standards.

Good quality. Suggestion was to order one size larger than normal. NOT a good idea! The labels sewn inside drive bare feet crazy--had to cut them out trying to avoid sheepskin lining. Not as good as the ones I ordered and have enjoyed for 3+ years.

Not great fit. Uncomfortable to wear with bare feet because of label inside. Back of shoe is too low and rides up and down.

it was necessary to return the first pair i ordered as the left heel was rubbed raw. the second pair fits fine.

The boots feel nice but I feel like they size a bit larger than expected. I think that is due to the lack of draw strings. Previous iterations had this and I think it helps to keep them feeling snug as they shearling wears in. This one feels more likely to slip off your foot. .

Great quality materials! Overall good construction; however, the NON-wide size seems constructed out of proportion. The sole is narrow but the body of the Moc still seems to be the wide size. Therefore, the moc slides around on the heel and is way too wide needing extra stitches to stay in place on my foot.

From my normal 10 to 11 And still could not get my foot past the instep arch area have to return them which is unfortunate as they look to be well made

Nice and warm but they chapped the back of my feet; need more soft inside up the back and less leather.

Bought first pair gave to my daughter. To small, next pair to big, i am not goldylocks not going for third pair

Warm, comfortable, but my size 10 foot needed an 11 - (so go up to the next even size). The only problem with my third purchase of this slipper is that the 'tongue' on the left slipper was severely scrunched when it was packaged into the shoe box. So when I wear them, the right foot 'tongue' is normal (in the up position) and the left is permanently in the folded down position. There is no way to adjust it back into the "up" position. So they look like my feet are winking at me when I look down at my feet, or they are winking at everyone else. They keep my feet warm, but a draft is caused by the folded down, left slipper and it's defective "tongue". How do I get LL Bean to replace this pair of slippers, so they look right and don't allow the top of my left foot to be chilly?

Whoever decided to place the tags inside the slipper should be slapped, fired and not paid his, or her last check. Seriously, I can't imagine a worse spot for the tags and why anyone alive would think this was a good idea...