Customer Reviews L.L.Bean Wicked Good Slippers

The slipper had no sturdy heel, so you had to pull the slipper up to get it on. Additionally, my feet floated around as once again, no support.

I have neuropathy in my feet and my very cold feet love the warmth of sheepskin and the boot style. I miss the stability of a hard sole and also would like to walk outside to pick up the morning paper or mail without changing to shoes. I was disappointed that none of the promotional discount codes I found online worked and I had to pay full price. These are a replacement for a boot style hard sole sheepskin slipper which I purchased a few years ago as a seasonal mall kiosk item with no brand name so I am not able to replace them with the same item.

The slipper is nicely made. It does not have anything on the bottom that would prevent it from sliding. I have two sets of stairs in my house, one carpeted and the other wood. I am afraid I would slip without having some kind of grip on the bottom.

I love LLBean slippers and everyone in my family has a pair, in fact my son wears his to school but these just were not for me, I like to run outside and jump in the car wearing my slippers but you cannot do that with these slippers they are inside only there is no rubber sole.

I was so excited about the arrival of my slippers today. I couldn't wait to slip my feet into them and feel the thick fluffy warm fleece. Instantly, I pulled them off and checked the label again...they feel synthetic, thin, and while they are warm, they're not the same as my previous 2 pairs of llbean slippers. The fleece is not as dense...even bare in some places inside. The suede feels fake, and the binding isn't leather like it used to be. I guess this will be my last pair.

They are just as warm as I expected and fit well.I am disappointed that the sole is not as comfortable as my last pair. I know it takes time for the slipper to mold to your foot but on this pair both slippers want to slide to the right. I keep trying to adjust them by stepping on the left inseam to pull them over by so far it hasn't helped.

I love these slippers, they were so cozy and warm and really comfortable to wear. They definitely kept my feet warm but not too hot. However, I was super disappointed that both of them split along the outside seam after less than a years worth of wear and tear. They are beyond fixable unfortunately. My feet aren't unusually wide or anything and I have never had this happen with another shoe. I wore them pretty much every evening/morning in the winter months (inside only) so I got good use out of them but for the price I had expected them to hold up longer than that. I don't think I can justify buying a replacement pair for the price vs quality.

These slippers are very warm and comfortable and I especially like the fact that they cover my ankles. My only problem with this slipper is it's longevity. I have owned several pairs of these slippers over the years and the past few years they started unraveling along the seam after just a year. They used to last much longer.

I only wear these slippers, they are comfortable, soft and don't have a hard bottom. I dislike the hard bottom slippers. With that said, I've had to buy several pairs over the years because the seem to only last roughly two seasons of cold weather. The material used to sew the bottom to the top needs to be a really strong leather or something as EVERY pair I've bought has come apart there. I have a pair now that there is nothing else wrong with them and I have to find some kind of shoe string or something to fix them. Not sure I'll keep buying as I'm tired of this happening.

I've worn these slippers for decades and have loved them but the latest pair I received two days ago are just that much too short to be comfortable. I'm hoping that it's just a problem with this pair and not a change in the slippers themselves--so I'll be exchanging them in our local B&M store in the near future.

The right shoe does not have fur covering the top seam. That has resulted in a abrasion on my wife's diabetic foot. She has stopped wearing them for that reason.

Although the slippers are warm, the lining bunches in odd places making walking a challenge. I thought about returning them but thought that the lining would even out with wear. That is not the case. I'm sorry that I didn't go with my first instinct and return the slippers.

I have been wearing Wicked Good Slippers since I was a kid, and each pair has usually lasted about 10 years. I bought myself the most recent pair in November 2016, and have subjected them to the same type of wear as previous pairs- always indoors - and this pair has already begun to come apart. The stitching is coming out on the side, and the wool on the inside is worn away and matted. Soooo disappointed. I used to brag to everyone about these and always recommended them to everyone. I even bought some for family and husband. What happened to the quality LL Bean?

The slippers fit very tight to start with, but I read the directions that came with them which directed me to wear them a few days and they would adjust and so I did. The right one now fits perfectly, but there is a flaw of some sort in the left one. It's almost like they sent me two right shoes but not quite. No matter how much I try wearing it, the left slipper is off centered or something. The foot falls off the sole and the big toe ends up hurting. I had someone else try these slippers on just to make sure that it wasn't just me, and they were as annoyed as I with the fit of the left slipper. I have a pair of these same slippers I bought years ago from LLBean and they did not have any of these problems. So I am stumped. These are very expensive slippers for one not to fit right.

I have a pair that are 7 years old that I just loved and wore them to death but this pair I am disappointed in. The pile inside of the slippers, especially the right one, is all bunched up and they are difficult to walk in.

I loved everything about these slipper except for the thread that holds the top & botten together, it rubs in the floor and wears out so the slipper comes apart before it's time. I keep coming back to see it they corrected this yet or maybe use a leather string.

I have worn my pair through 2 winters and know they may suit most ladies' needs well but I have decided to go with another pair through llbean this time around. Perhaps I've worn them more than they are meant for. The stitching has not stood up well from the sole to the upper and I am tall and only very modesty overweight and I've had a problem with having my heel slide to the side too easily such that I have somewhat tweaked my walking posture in them and find this uncomfortable. I love llbean quality workmanship and this is the first time I've ever felt a desire to help someone else who may understand these issues in perhaps going with another model. Btw I am a fairly strong and resilient 65 yo.

Nope, nope, nope ~ won't buy these again. I have bought these Wicked Good Slippers before and they have lasted forever. This latest pair I've worn in a couple winters for a total of 15 months and the threads started to disintegrate several months ago. Quality has fallen off and prices have gone up. Sad!

I've always ordered the regular tan colored shearling slippers. This time I ordered the chocolate brown ones. The chocolate brown ones are leather but the shearling is not real wool. L.L. Bean really should bring back it's original quality and not substitute fake fur for shearling. The slippers fit and are comfortable but they are not what I paid for. It would be nice if it were also noted on the website that these are not real shearling. The fake shearling does not conform to my foot and bunches up. Stop farming out your manufature.

This is my third pair of shearling slippers from llbean, so I am no stanger to the quality of those from a few years back. The current ones are not nearly as well made as those I have worn in the past. They are cheap in appearance and, frankly, I would return them had they not been a gift. Shame on llbean for selling cheap products at quality prices.

I have had a few pairs of these and have always loved them, but this pair has a cushioning that I don't recall any of the prior pairs having. It is making me feel like I am walking on the outside of my feet. I tried wearing them on the wrong feet(uncomfortable)to push the padding down on the inside of my foot. I would probably refrain from purchasing them again :(

I have had a few of these slippers and loved them. However, I had to switch to the Wicked Moccasins because they had the rubber outsole. That feature is a must have! I don't like the moccasins as well because the ties always come loose or untied. Please, please, please make these slippers with the rubber outsole! I miss wearing them :(.

I have purchased these slippers over the course of 20 years. New slippers were always a little snug because of the thickness of the lambs wool. That's not the case anymore. Sad that I have to find a new style of slippers now.

Have had these for years and would love to keep buying them, but as I am getting older it has become clear that a nonskid bottom would be a much safer purchase. These can be slippery on wooden floors. LLBean, would you please consider putting a nonskid bottom on this style???

I have had these slippers for years and just bought a new pair because I wore the other ones out. When I went to remove the tags within each slipper (they are awkwardly placed so that they scratch your foot), I noticed on both slippers that whoever made them sewed in the tag, but didn't remember to sew the rest of the sole together. So both of my slippers are not sewn where the arch is so you can see the sole stitching and your foot can feel the rough material underneath the top sole insert. So terrible and disappointing for a brand known for quality.