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Some slipper thoughts:
By far the most relaxed slipper ever! One problem easily corrected with these shoes is the oversized ankle opening. You might feel your foot tends to slide around in them, especially with the slick leather insole. Here's what you do, and after this, they are the BEST. First, buy the shoes a half size small, then add an additional insole to each of them of the same size. Try and make them very snug on your toes, don't worry they stretch to fit perfectly. With the extra insole, your foot is raised enough to fill into the large ankle opening without having to jack the laces super tight and football laced looking(ughhh). These moccasin boost your self confidence and put a glide in your stride!

My Favorite Slipper. I've been wearing these since 1975. There was a period in the mid-70's when these shoes were very popular on college campuses. For some reason, maybe because their price went up dramatically, people stopped wearing them. I did not. For decades it was hard to find Wallabees. I bought a pair in 1990 at a San Diego shoe store for $30. They were in the bargain bin with the white, patent leather loafers that nobody wanted. I wore these for some years, had them re-soled twice. I was always on the watch for a store that carried these Moccasins. Several years ago I found them again in an Oxford Street store in London. I bought three pairs. I'm wearing one pair now. These are the most comfortable shoes in the world. For a long time I suppose I looked like Barney Fife, wearing suede shoes a quarter-century out of style. I'm 53 years old now and have no one to impress. I will continue to wear these shoes and if some young kid laughs at them I can always soothe myself with the thought that I've probably had more women than he has, I make more money than he does, and my feet feel better than his do.

Very comfortable slippers. These slippers are very well-made and super comfortable. They are worth every penny. They do however run small, especially for slippers where having a little extra room at the heel is always welcome. I usually wear a size 8 and had to order a size 10!

Wow...you will love them - I bought a pair of fluff scuffs for myself, they're sooooo comfy and warm. From the minute I put them on, I knew that's the only slipper I would ever wear. They're so wonderful that I decided it will be a "slipper" Christmas. I bought some for the whole family. For the guys I chose the Tasman slipper and for some the Mens Scuff. All the gals will receive the Fluff Scuff. I know they will all be wearing them after we open our presents. I bet they even wear them out the door on their way home. You'll never want to take them off.

So comfortable I don't know what I did to deserve it - SO COMFORTABLE, it's unbelievable. For those of us with smaller calves, don't be put off by the 17" circumference measurement provided in the description. They still fit fine; the circumference is so large because of the sheepskin padding/lining. Less expensive than Uggs, but still a decent amount of cash that you should be sure about your decision before dropping this amount of money on the Minnetonka. Not sure if this boot will be in next season, but given how comfortable it is, I'm not sure I even care.