776 out of 799(97%)reviewers recommend this product.
Product Reviews
Overall rating
3/ 5
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runs large
ShoeQueenForever
fromSan Jose, CA
Age:40-44
Order Your Regular Size
PostedNovember 4, 2012
Proscute & fun
ConsMedium width
Going by the other reviews stating the boots run large, I ordered a size 6 (normally I'm a size 7). It fits but is really tight and my toes hit the front of the boot. I know Uggs will stretch but it's not even tolerable to wear without socks to stretch out. I will be exchanging these for my normal size. Also the color is brighter than it shows on the website.
Overall rating
5/ 5
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runs large
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mollymouse
fromwest virginia
Age:30-34
sugar plum "mini bailey button" boot
PostedNovember 3, 2012
Proscomfy&stylish
I love my Uggs! This is probably the 5th pair I have owned . Usually I purhase a new pair every season, and usually I go for the full boot. This time I saw this short boot on a Nordstrom model and fell in love! It is my birthday present to myself:) I love uggs because no matter how harsh the weather might get in the winter Uggs always keep your feet so comfy and warm! No sweating at all! your foot is incapsulated in this warm bed of Lambs wool. Its just a must for winter! and I always feel so cute wearing them. I have gotten the knitted ugg boot and the black sequined boot and a black boot and an original tan boot when they first came out! Its just a product I keep going back to and love that I can change my look with all the great styles and colors!
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Overall rating
1/ 5
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Anonymous
Age:45-49
PostedOctober 8, 2012
The boots were too hard to put on, I"m returning them. Uggs should slip on pretty easily, these were a struggle.
Overall rating
5/ 5
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VintageMisfitt
fromS
Age:under 20
Fantastic
PostedSeptember 30, 2012
Proscute, comfortable
ConsMedium width
I went to but them yesterday , it was a early birthday gift from my sister. I love them . I picked them over moccasins andni love them both .
