I ordered a pair of these boots in another color several months ago, and have worn them pretty much every day. My winter has been much warmer than usual! I ordered 2 more pair in different colors while they're on sale. They do pack down a bit over time, but I've been happy sizing up 1/2 size, instead of down, as some advised. I usually wear a 6.5, and ordered these in a 7. A size 6 would have been too short, even with long-term wear. They're pretty wide, which I expected (my feet aren't). Sort of like wearing the most comfortable, cozy slippers ever. No arch support, if that's important to you. So far I'm impressed with the quality of these boots. Really only ordered them to be worn indoors, but have worn them everywhere all winter and they've held up well. (The soles are better on ice and snow than I had expected.) The shearling lining has made them the only boots I can wear for hours without causing sweaty (and then, cold) feet. Love these boots. Hard to imagine why anyone would pay 3x (and more) for [super-expensive brand name goes here].

These are very warm, rugged, comfortable, nice-looking ugg-type shearling boots. However, they run very small in length with very little room for toes, while at the same time they are also too wide. I normally wear a women's size 11, but I purchased size 12 since so many of the reviews say to go up a size, and I'm glad I did. These 12s are still a little on the short side & crowding my toes, while simultaneously slipping/too wide in the heel. Makes me think these are assembled on a Men's last, not Women's. Also, the shaft is not sheepskin but cowhide, with an extra layer of sheepskin/fleece on the inside, which makes them stand up & look really fat. Ok if you have thinner legs like I do, I guess, but on someone who has larger calves these boots simply would not work. I'm keeping this pair because the price was great, but next time I'll get Uggs.