Customer Reviews L.L.Bean Wicked Good Slippers

These fit very snugly and I have a narrow foot. But they are comfy & cosy. I hope they are durable as well.

These are very warm, pretty comfortable, and easy to slip on and off. Three changes would improve them for me. First, make them a bit wider in the forefoot. I usually wear a women's 6 1/2 C, bought these in a 7, and find they restrict my toes somewhat. Second, put a bit more cushioning/arch support underfoot. And third, add soft rubberized soles: the suede soles are nonslip when new, but I know from experience they become slick as they wear over time.

The shearling slippers are well made, attractive to look at, and feel great on my feet. My major objection is that the back is too short or that it should be eliminated all together. It is that awkward size where it is neither a mule or a full slipper.

These slippers not only run small but are narrow and I have a average width foot. I ordered a size up and was shocked at how small they run. They are comfortable but it might be nice to have wide width and run more true to size.

Every couple of years I replace my trusty warm slippers with the same slipper. I have to admit this year I debated sending them back. The ladies slipper style is now the same as the mens and so we get our slippers mixed up but more importantly, the workmanship is not as good as it used to be. The slippers are rather pointy and the point on the left one goes over to the left making them uncomfortable. Over time they stretch out and are no longer uncomfortable but they just don't look right! Oh well, I am satisfied with the warmth and snuggliness of them but not the look. In 2-3 years when I replace these, I will look elsewhere.

I bought these for my mother. She likes them, and they are nice and warm. However, the mouth (whatever you call the spot where you slip them on your foot) is too small. She took them to a tailor, and widened the opening so she could put her foot in, and after that they were perfect. You should Make the opening wider so the foot slips in easily, it shouldnt take work to put slippers on. All the tailor had to do was slit the seam another two inches down, and move the leather tab.

Looking for slippers without the rubber sole, I was happy to find these. But, since I wear a 7.5W shoe, I bought the size 8. Fits well for me in the width, but way too long, even for a slipper. So, I tried the size 7 - way too short. Sigh. Luckily, I found the LLB Double-Sole slippers with fleece liner - more expensive but I love them. The size 8 fits comfortably with or without socks on and I wear them as soon as I'm home until bedtime.

I have wide toes, narrow heel, and short feet (but they look cute). These slippers looked quite warm and felt so when I briefly tried them on. I think the thick bottom would have kept my feet warm on our concrete slab floor. Reviews said to order a size up and I did, but they were still too narrow and too long. My normal size probably would have fit in length, but way, too narrow. I don't have to shop for specialty shoes, but wide width do feel best on my feet.

Why isn't anyone mentioning in their review that LLBean did away with the lovely Women's style of this slipper, and now uses the V-front Men's style for all their Wicked Good Slippers? We liked the former Women's style, a lot. The Men's (and now Women's) style has a split front; a plunging neckline if you will. Gone is the dressy trim strip up the front, and higher front around the ankle that provided more warmth and a more secure fit of the slipper. Now there is a V-shaped area of exposed skin in the front, and as the slipper wears, it becomes more loose than the former Women's style used to. We can't imagine why they did this, and we're disappointed. In other respects, the slipper is still very nice, but has room for improvement. The manufacturer sews the sole to the upper with a cotton cord that wears out and parts in about a year and a half if worn every evening. A leather cord would last much longer. The fleece also wears out eventually, especially in the heel which becomes bare after about a year and a half. This causes the slipper to lose some cushion and comfort, and the fit loosens some. So, maybe it's not terrible to have an excuse to buy new slippers when the cord wears out, but it would be nice to have a choice. For the first year, though, this is a super comfortable slipper that is all we wear around the house in the evenings. We don't know what we would do if Bean stopped selling these!

These slippers aren't exactly what I wanted. They're nice and warm, and fuzzy and soft to the touch, but they're too flimsy (no rigidity at all to the sides) and soft-soled to suit my purposes. I want a slipper that I can slip on and take my dogs for a walk outside as well as lounge around at home.

I've been wearing this slipper style year round for more years than I can count. I find that the shearling lining seems much thinner -- in fact i wondered if it were fleece. Please bring back the quality of LLBean that we all know and respect. I'm keeping these, but am saddened that what-once-was, just isn't anymore. In my crochety old age i find that adage true about many things.

Although these slippers are warm, they are not to comfortable. The soles aren't really level/flat on the floor. They are more of a "boat shape" which tends to squeeze my feet instead of having a rounded toe. They just do not feel level to the ground when I walk on them. Disappointing.

I've had wicked good slippers now for almost 10 years. They are extremely warm, the only down fall is the seems keep fraying from wear. The upside is LL Bean stands behind their 100% satisfaction guarantee. They replaced them 4 times for me at no cost. However, the last time, instead of crediting my credit card, I received a gift card. I'm sure I'll find something to spend it on. thanks LL Bean

This is the 5th pair of these slippers I've purchased over the years. I prefer the old styling though which came higher on top of the foot. Also the newer style has an uncomfortable ridge around the perimeter of the insole. I wish LLBean would go back to the old styling. Also the price went up since free shipping now available to all.

In the last several years, the price increased, while the quality went Down. No covered center seam any more, and the coverage at front ankle is less now. The shape seems different, and Not in a good way. The pair I ordered early Dec. 2011 did NOT match. Foam footbed on one slipper was thicker and denser in one of the slippers. Second pair (replacement), "hand-picked" (inspected) is better, but still not as good as the original "Wicked Good" slippers we bought several years ago. Left slipper doesn't match the right. Center seam isn't straight on one of them, and the slipper is slightly indented at the center seam, close to the toe. Not pleased with the recent changes to this once-perfect product. This product was much better 5 years ago. Footbed now feels cheap and hard; some kind of foam between the fleece and the outsole feels odd. There is a feeling under the left heel, as if there is a crease there, or something enbedded between the outsole abd the insole. Bottom line: Price went UP; quality went DOWN --not as good value as it used to be. For $59.99, a pair of slippers ought to be perfect, and these just aren't. Please bring back the earlier model and please pay more attention to Quality Control!

I bought this for my 17 y.o. daughter. She loved the "comfy-ness" of the inside, but did not like the look of the outside. She felt they were a little snug, but I am sure they would stretch with wear. Unfortunately, they are going back, as teenagers won't wear something they do not like the looks of. It is too bad the men's moccasin does not come in women's sizes--she likes the looks of those, and her father and brother LOVE theirs.

While my slippers are comfy, i was disappointed that the shearling inside was poking thru the seam on the top part of the shoe. Felt like considering the price there should be more attention to quality control.

For years, I purchased the main "Wicked Good" slipper mocs with the rubber sole and loved them, but the laces constantly came untied, which drove me crazy, so I switched to the clogs, and had several pair. I purchased these since you discontinued the clogs with the cork bottom, which are my favorites, (or rather, changed them, and according to many reviews, made them of inferior quality, moved them to the shoe category and increase the price buy $10.) These are nice, warm, etc., and I like the dark brown color; however, I would like them much better if they had some sort of rubber sole like the mocs or the former clogs. I miss the support and the ability to run out to the garage or next door, etc.. Please consider changing the sole. I haven't decided if I will keep them or not..

I have wanted these slippers since last winter. I was disappointed once I finally purchased them. The leather was a poorer quality than I expected and my heel slipped when I walked. I ordered an 8 (my normal size) and the length and foot width was fine (I have a wide foot) but my foot still slipped when I walked. I think it was the style. I returned and ordered the Bison double sole slippers instead.

I ordered a pair for myself & my wife. They arrived in a very timely manner. The top of mine riped the first day I wore them when putting them on. I'm very concerned about the quality. I'll wait and see if the rest of the slipper holds up. They are comfortable and feel good on my feet. But again the quality doesn't seem to match the description or the photo. Much thinner than the photo. I see the same thing over and over in the reviews the quality doesn't match the product purchased years ago.

I ordered these several times over the years, and I had to order a size up because the lining was so generous. Last year, however, I began to notice that they weren't quite as sturdy as in previous years, but the size up was still necessary. So I ordered a new pair for this year. Unfortunately, they will have to be returned. If I decide to order them agian, they will have to be the next size down, as the lining is not nearly as generous and the shoes feel flimsy. Needless to say, it was a disappointment. Wicked good is now only Wicked So-So.

it is taking a while to adjust to the tag sewn inside of the slipper. it distracts me and i am eager for it to wear down. I wish there was no tag...

They are well constructed, but a bit too short around the ankles. Also, the cushioning inside the slipper is thick, and though I'm aware it takes time to get the slipper to conform to an individual's foot, I found the cushioning irritating because it slipped up in between the toes and rubbed as I walked. So, though I'm sure, eventually, it would have flattened down a bit, I found them too uncomfortable to wear until that time would come. I note that I would recommend them, however, because they are well constructed and someone else may not have the same "I can't wait until it flattens" issue I have with the cushioning. I returned them to LL Bean a few days after they arrived.

I have the original wicked good slippers and they are several years old and well worn. I thought I would update with a fresh pair. Dissapointed. The lack of leather seam binding strips (for durability) and thin fleece ( thought it was synthetic ) and narrow footbed make these a cheap imitation of the original. If you've never had the original, you'll probably like these. But they don't deserve the "wicked" name.

The slippers are a typical B width. Unfortunately, I need a wide. Also, I was somewhat disappointed in the quality. Thinner than I thought and I would like tecture on the bottom to reduce potential for slipping.