Guide Gear Men's 10" Suede Boot Slippers

Tried ordering correct size (same size as I ordered two years ago). Package arriveed in timely manner, but boots too small.Returned easily enough, then ordered the next size up...which was almost identical in size as the smaller boots that I just returned.I haven't even tried to get a refund.Also, Amazon didn't let me post a review which said the same thing (without any violation of posting guidelines, I might add), so this is my second review. Let's see if this gets any traction.

I bought these in a size larger than normal for me and my toes still hit the ends.I have a pair of Sorels, which I love and have worn every winter for 10 years, they are a size 10 and fit perfectly... these knock off uggs I bought in size 11 but my toe hits the front significantly. Note that these weren't intended to replace my Sorel's, these are just to have something I could slip on easily without socks when it's cold outside, which they'll work OK for. I'm hoping they hold up a few years, but they are as cheap as you expect given the < $40 price tag.Don't hesitate buying _at least_ a size up from what you normally wear, if they actually are too big, get some insoles and maybe have a tiny bit of arch support. I'd normally put insole in my ugg-type boots (under the shearling) for arch support, but these are so tight I doubt I'll be able to.

A few years back I bought a couple pairs of the EMU mens boots that were on sale on Amazon, one pair got chewed up by my dog and the other pair are just about worn out. I kept looking for a good deal on them again but they never put them on the clearance price again. So I started shopping around. I really did not want to spend the $150 that uggs seem to think thiers are worth. I seen these a couple weeks ago, checked out the reviews and decided to try a pair, although they are made of suede cow hide and wool liners instead of the sheep skin and shearling like the uggs and emu brands overall they are a well built and comfortable boot, I live in an old drafty farm house and mainly bought them to use as house slippers since the cost of them is not much more than the cost of a good pair of slippers I am happy with this purchase. I can buy 4 pair of these for the same price as one pair of uggs ( Uggs are great if having the word UGG on the back is worth an extra $100 to you) I wear a 9.5 bought 10's, new they are a little snug but like any leather shoe after wearing them for a bit the will stretch out. I'd recommend giving them a try

I ordered a size bigger than my normal shoe/boot size. The foot looks big enough, but I can't get my foot through the neck of the boot to find out. No pull straps. If I keep them, I'll have to slit the side to get my foot in and add pull straps. Be advised that Sportsman's Guide charges for return shipping so get it right the first time or get a product stocked by Amazon.

as written in other reviews, boots are on the smaller than scale size.I needed a pair of high sleeve/cuff boots at a reasonable price to wear indoors. And, when I first read about these boots (needed due to sedate life style, and cold feet during the Winter), I'm glad I read that they went towards being smaller than actual sizes (I think they manufactured them to size from the outside of the boot, vs the inside).Since I wear a 10.-11 in boots, I figured to buy the size 12, and I could always put a bit of padding in the toes. But, ironically, with me just wearing socks, the boots fit pretty darn well.For warmth, and comfort, I give the boots 5 Stars. For size accuracy, I give 1 Star.The boots seem to be well made. And, so far, other than the Manufacturers sizing error, I have no complaints about these boots.

I literally purchased these to be warm slippers for the winter time in our extremely cold and drafty house. So these were intentionally purchased to be worn indoors only, so I can't comment for whether they would do well outside. But they do have a soul on them that looks like you could run to the store and then, but I wouldn't suggest that the soul was really good for walking around at any links outside. But the materials feel great, they are constructed and sewn together very well, they have a good appearance, they're warm, they fit well. It's going to help me keep my feet happier this winter. I like these far better than a $100 pair of handmade wool and suede slippers that I bought last year that didn't last nine months.

The photo for this item... IS NOT what this item is or looks like.What you get if you purchase this product is a pair of actual boots slippers that are so tall they cover your calves!DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT UNTIL :THE SELLERS EITHER PUT THE PHOTO FOR THE ACTUAL PRODUCT YOU GET ON THE WEBPAGE...ORSHIP THE THE ACTUAL SLIPPERS, THAT ARE IN THE PHOTO OF THE WEBPAGE!!!

And I am writing a review for their replacement. The first pair hasn't actually worn out. I'm keeping them in the SUV! These are my new 'in the house' ones. I love these things. They are warm, comfortable and sturdy (given that they are slippers). I literally wear them every day, on good days most of the day :) I can't wait to get shoes or boots off and get these on, first thing I want to do when I come, now necessary 'comfort' items! I do use them indoors as slippers but I do occasionally pop to the mailbox in them. Tempting though it may be, I wouldn't suggest them as all day outdoor wear because they lack the necessary support for those tasks. I do look forward to coming home and putting these on though. It's like a reward, no matter what has happened. Factually, the soles are sturdy, good traction, my first pair never wore through and the seams never separated anywhere on the boots. As I said,m not for all day outdoor wear but they are 'waterproof' enough to jog to the mailbox. They are comfortingly and comfortably snug when first put on, nice and cosy and squishy, and they quickly conform to your foot's shape. Not for sharing! Buy some!