MUK LUKS Mens Mens Morty Ragg Wool Slippers

Arrived a day early. These are soft and warm. It’s 30 degrees and I’m in my sunroom. These are keeping my feet nice and warm. I’m a male size 12 and these XL are a perfect fit. Very good price and the insert is nice and soft to walk on. Very good quality slippers. Read more

Great fit, comfortable and as warm as my cold feet can be on poorly insulated ceramic tile floor! Read more

The pros: these are wonderfully soft, and the blended wool fabric is pleasant and not itchy. They keep my feet warm & toasty. The cons: the fake fleece insole! One of the reasons I chose ragg wool was so that my feet wouldn't get all sweaty. The fake fleece has zero wicking properties, so the bottom of my feet still gets that gross sweaty nastiness. Minor gripes: the outer soles. There are no grippy bits on the sole, and they could easily slip on slightly dusty wood floors like mine. Even more minor: I'd have preferred the soles were shaped in clear left and right design. It doesn't really affect the functionality, it's just a personal preference. Overall, I like these a lot. I'll probably try to replace or cover the nasty fake insole, and I can add texture to the bottoms, but that makes these much more of a craft project that I had intended. Read more

Great value! Made great and very cozy! Read more

First these are great slippers! But my reason for 3-star is because you can’t put these in the washing machine; which after a lot of use will have “feet” smell So here’s my assessment: 1. Another great Amazon product 2. I think the material, and bottoms, are durable! Now I have wood flooring, which gets cold, and these are perfect for this type of flooring 3. Comfortable on the inside with that memory foam 4. They keep your feet comfortable and warm; my feet have yet to sweat even with heat on My rub: a. Cleaning the inside may just be a Lysol spray and wipe b. The foot hole is really narrow; although you can slide your feet into them c. Seniors may have difficulty putting them on; if you have difficulty with your socks then this is not a product for you There it is… food for thought Affordable; solid make; warm; they don’t slip or slide Read more

Had a pair about 8 years ago- LOVED them, comfortable and durable. They lasted for several years. My excitement upon receiving them quickly turned to disappointment. The first thing that I noticed was how light they are. Not much to them. From what I remembered they had some heft to them. Just to satisfy my curiosity I placed them on a scale. Together, the pair only weighs 5.7 ounces. Less than 3 ounces each. For reference 3 ounces is about the average weight of 3 slices of bread or two large eggs. The next thing I noticed was the sole used to made of leather and now is a paper thin layer of fake leather. They used to have a good amount of cushion, now you get a 1/16th inch piece of rubber between the paper thin sole and 1/8th inch piece of low density foam. After a couple hours of use the the seam ripped open along the heal.. Read more

This is my second pair. Read more

I'm preparing to buy a second pair of MUK LUKS Men's Morty Ragg Wool Slipper (Navy) and figured I'd leave a review. It's been almost two years since I bought my first pair, which I typically wear over thick wool socks. Let's approximate the cold months where I live being between late October and early March, and I wear them around the house nearly all my waking hours, since I work from home (floors are tile in the bathrooms, vinyl in the kitchen, and carpet elsewhere). That would equate to: ~16 hours/day x ~30 days/month x ~5 months/year x ~2 years = ~4,800 hours - a rounded margin of error = ~4,500 hours At $30 per pair, I'd say ~4,500 hours of effective use is a phenominal value. This isn't even to say that there is no life left in them, it's just that there is a hole developing in the outer layer across one of the big toes. I have no other experience with "feet sweaters" to compare with, but I'm happy enough that I won't bother trying a different product, which I normally enjoy doing. Read more