Uggs boots

SharkE · ‎08-19-2010

got my first pair and LOVE them ! So comfortable and warm. Great boot

World Traveler · ‎02-02-2015

Love Uggs! Have had them for years. So, so comfortable. Ruin one pair because just wasn't thinking when I went out with them and it was raining. Duh! Water resistant with treatment, yes; waterproof, no.

circles · ‎03-10-2010

I bought my granddaughter Ugg slippers that just arrived yesterday....they look so comfy and warm...needless to say I can't get my big foot in there...lol....

SharkE · ‎08-19-2010

@WorldTraveler wrote:
Love Uggs! Have had them for years. So, so comfortable. Ruin one pair because just wasn't thinking when I went out with them and it was raining. Duh! Water resistant with treatment, yes; waterproof, no.

Their just not for looks are they? I can wear in snow , right ? don't rain that much in Tx.

songbird · ‎03-21-2010

Oh my goodness...I LOVE them! I own 4 pairs of the tall ones and one short one. I live in them in winter. Nothing keeps my feet as warm as Uggs. On dry, very cold days I wear them to work. They are great boots.

Kachina624 · ‎03-10-2010

If you're going to wear this type boot, I think it's well worth the money to invest in Uggs or one of the other better-made brands with real suede and shearing. They're much warmer and of better quality. These are not snow boots; they're more like snow bunny boots.

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SharkE · ‎08-19-2010

I'm to old to be a snow bunny LOL just wear them in cleared off parking lots and to church not wade thru big snows or nothing not that we get big snows and it's usually gone in a few days. LOL

Here in Tx. you can wear a diamond solitaire and nobody gives a rip come in with a great pair of boots on and they will oohh and ahhhh

LOL

chrissj · ‎09-09-2015

Yes, Uggs are great on cold, snowy days.....just not the wet snow. I have 4 pairs of the boots and one of slippers and the first thing that has to be done with a new pair is: waterproof spray! On the snowier days (here in Michigan) I wear the ones with the more substantial sole (better gripping). For really big snows, I haul out the Sorels...they are totally waterproof and very warm. But, for most of winter, Uggs are so comfy, you don't want to take them off and at the end of the day, putting your feet in the slippers....so nice. So far, I haven't had to get the boots out but I know that day is coming!