Shoes

[CalminHeart]

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@I am still oxox wrote:

I have not worn a pair in years, I have a foot that is between 8 to 81/2 and sort of wide. I world have no clue what to order. Years ago an 8 fit just perfect. Please help thank you 

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What style do you want to order?

I find the Classic style boots run true to size. 

The Ansley slippers run about 1/2 size small. I love them but one size larger is too large so I can't wear them.

What size you wear depends on the style of the boot. 

[Desert Lily]

Uggs don't have a good flexible bottom for me. I felt like Herman Munster, walking without bending my feet. I also thought there was far less stability when walking on snow. I bought 1 pair a while back, & ended up tossing them. I won't buy them again.

[manny2]

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@Desert Lily wrote:

Uggs don't have a good flexible bottom for me. I felt like Herman Munster, walking without bending my feet. I also thought there was far less stability when walking on snow. I bought 1 pair a while back, & ended up tossing them. I won't buy them again.

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UGGs are great for comfort, but they have no support. I love mine, so I slip vionic orthotics inside and it’s the perfect combo. At first, they can feel a little high or like your foot might slip out, but the shearling compresses and they mold to your foot over time.

[spumoni99]

@I am still oxox I always have had to size down in uggs, they are more comfortable if they are snug, I feel like they are part of my foot not me dragging them along if that makes sense.

[CalminHeart]

I love my Uggs, particularly the classics.

I have a pink pair of classics for inside in the winter that are 4 years old and still look like new. My black pair is 3 years old but you'd never know it. I just replace the insole each year. I have the Tasman for spring and fall slippers. 

The only size problem I've had is with their Ansley slipper. It runs about 1/2 size small. They don't have half sizes and the next size up is too large.