Fashion

[Neversaynever3dogs]

Does anyone have UGG boots?

Or the sister brand?

Are they comfy?

Easy to put on and take off?

Did you have to size up?

I would wear medium weight socks. with them... 

Thanks...

[threecees]

I have several pair of Uggs. I had to size up from 7.5 to an 8.

They are soft and comfy. Give them a try.

[roeroe1005]

I have several pairs of Ugg boots.  Some zippered, some pull on. I always go up 1/2 size, especially the pull on styles.  I also have one pair of Koolbarra.

I still have my first pair purchased - a light blue with matching fur.  They have to be 40 years old!  Got them at Saks Off Fifth.  I've re-glued the bottoms a few times, but I'm not letting them go!

By the way, they are not meant to be worn with socks.

[mspatmac]

Love my Uggs.  No knock offs and fake sherpa for me.  Have different heights.  Easy on and off, I go up 1/2 size.  NO socks ever!!!!  Natural  wool lining keeps feet warm and dry.

[Kachina624]

I have one pair of Uggs and several other brands in that same style.  They keep my feet nice and warm, especially the Uggs with 100% wool lining.  However I don't find any boots that style to be very comfortable.  They have flat insoles, no arch support, and on me the medium width is a little wide and my foot shifts around.  I'd never wear them taking a walk.

[MJDinVegas]

Hi, @Neversaynever3dogs ! 

I bought my first pairs of Ugg boots from Bon Mayr in Kansas City, KS when I lived there 2010-2012.  At the time I was a solid size 8 but was advised to buy size 7, so I did.  After all these years, I wore through the toe on them, my foot having expanded now to at least 8.5 W.  In 2020, Costco had them on sale and I bought size 8 in camel and black and both fit my larger feet well.  I don't think the footbed is as plush but I also don't know if the Costco version is "dumded-down" to meet a lower price point.  Still, I'm happy with the new ones even without arch support.

[eadu4]

@Neversaynever3dogs Love my UGGs!  My daughter and her kids love them too.  I have a high in step so I found the lower height ones harder to put on but other than that they are heaven on cold days. To the people who need boots/shoes with support these would not be for you obviously.  I love their slippers as well.  I generally get a pair when I do buy them at the end of winter when there is most likely to be a sale.  Never ever wear them with socks.  You can get new inserts on Amazon if you need more warmth or feel the fur isn't fluffy enough any more.  I always take a size eight in these.  I do have several pairs of Bear Paws and like those too.  

[Grade1Teach]

I have 4 pairs of UGG boots and I love them!  They are soft, cozy, warm, and SO easy to take on and off.  The only exception to this is a black pair I own that has a sweater knit-like fabric for the calf.  That one is difficult to take on and off and I don't wear them that often.

If you get the classic UGGs or the Bailey Buttons, they will be easiest to take on and off.  However, the sole is somewhat heavy/clunky.  They don't have the light feel that a sneaker would have.

Yes, I would size up in them.

[Tshirtgal]

I have several pairs of UGG boots because the wool fleece keeps my feet warm in my Wisconsin winters.  I am an outdoor enthusiast, even in winter, so I need the proper clothes.  The faux fleece does not perform like real wool.  I also have UGG wool lined suade slippers and wool lined leather mittens.  For me, the UGG products are worth the money.  Secondly, I just want to mention that the UGG's are not my first choice if I must walk on smooth ice packed snow or icy sidewalks or parking lots.  I have slipped more than once in my UGGS because of the flat bottom tred design so I switch to a boot with good tred, like a lace up rubber bottom Eddie Bauer.  And, I always size up a half.  If you want these boots more for fashion than warmth, then maybe socks and faux fleece will do just fine for your purposes.

[Grade1Teach]

@Tshirtgal 

That is such a great point!

Classic UGGs are not meant in any way for walking in snow, ice, or slippery situations.  In fact, I'd walk in my sneakers before I'd take a chance in my UGGs.  Believe me, I learned the hard way.