Glerups Unisex-Adult Wool Boot Rubber Outsole

I ordered the slippers. Excellent design & materials but unsuitable for all-day wear. Right shoe, wrong style. Tried the shoes, then the boots.. I’ve worn the boots for six weeks straight. Better than barefoot. even the best ordinary shoes force me to walk unnaturally. Shoe people always said “it’s the way you walk”. I said “you aren’t designing shoes for the way humans walk”.The first few days were painfully tight. Considered returning them for the fourth time. Bought a size smaller than I require- like Birks, Glerups need time to mold to your shape. After that, it’s a warm hug. A giant, wool sock I can do the shopping in. Glerups made me WANT to wear shoes. If you tip your foot onto the side when you sit, you feel it after awhile, but Glerups don’t force my foot into unnatural positions or restrict movement. If you dance on your tile floors, these may be for you. Rubber soles that grip & flex just enough.They look amazing- the way shoes for human feet should look. No ornament, no excess, natural colors, comfortable materials. Ordinary shoes now feel like walking on vaguely foot shaped trays, bound to my foot by leather, cloth & chemicals. Haven’t figured out why more people aren’t wearing these or similar shoes, unless it’s the price or lack of support/stabilizing properties. If they last a year as my only footwear or two if worn indoors only after awhile, I’m okay with $81 a year.All that said, I’m not certain constant wear is healthy (we’ll see) and I want more sole under the outer heel.

Perfect slipper with GREAT high arche support plus wide toebox for comfort! Love These SO MUCH had to get a second pair for outdoors too!! Hint - Get a shoehorn for EASY On!!!

... I found some time ago that European sizes are more accurate, so when I have the option I go with the EU sizes. I did so this time as well. I wear a men's 13 in US sizes, but it is a little too big. A 12 is a little too small. EU sizes solve that for me in that EU 46 would be about a men's 12.5 if it were available , which most times it is not. I ordered the men's 46 here and it is, as usual, a near perfect fit. 1/8" either way would be too big or too small, my typical US size choices.The pair is a little pricey for house shoes, but the comfort level is easily worth the money.Mine seem to gradually conform to the sole of my foot and get a little more comfortable each time I wear them, but the interior doesn't pack down like I would think that a solid wool shoe might be inclined to do. This far into it, I am impressed. I don't know yet about longevity, and they are a little clumsy to get on, for me anyway, but I believe the comfort they offer on a cold tile floor in the winter is worth the price of admission if they only last one winter.

These things are warm.No way around that.But the durability is seriously in question.They are going to just wear away.Already after maybe one week there is some sloughing of the material from foot rubbing.And I am being very careful with them.No outdoor wear.If they had a more durable liner they'd be excellent.But they are really just firm socks.Warm though.Definitely warm.

I got these for my significant other as a Christmas gift. I was afraid he might not use them, because he has no house shoes except his sneakers and boots. At first, he said he rotates his shoes, so he didn’t need to let them air out between uses. He tried them on and decided they are so comfortable and warm in the house. He wears them so much now that there’s no question he is happy with them. Turns out this was a leap into his uncharacteristic side that worked out great. He told me he is really happy with them, but the proof is that he wears them so often. Says they are great after showering, too. Unlike as pictured with the box, he wears socks with them because the idea of shoes without socks is verboten to him.

I wear a 9.5 to 10 shoe size. The large were way too big. The mediums were way too short. I took a chance and bought the BureBure slippers. Only then did I see the thickness of felt, thickness and flexibility of sole and fit and finish were superior to these.

My second pair. The first pair I literally wore everyday while working from home for two years. Love these! Very reliable, rubber sole useful for traction.

These thick wool slippers are amazing- I wear them without socks here in my mile-high mountain winters. Twice I had to kick them off because my feet got too hot!!!- and I'm a senior citizen! I tried the non-leather sole slippers and didn't like them, they were too rounded on the bottom, my big toe tended to slide towards the inside edge, so I'm sticking with the leather bottoms. They're my house shoes but I can go outside briefly on the porch or snow without them getting wet or weird on the bottoms. Glerups you did good!

Prices are eye watering for slippers (for us anyway) BUT you won’t regret it.Immediately comfortable, warm but not hot, they breathe so well.I have the slip on version which I regret (I wish I had the full ankle cover)Stunning and cosy, they’re built to last many many years.

They are on my feet right now! Ordered a pair for my mother and she hasn't worn anything else since she got them.

Ich würde empfehlen die Schuhe eine Nummer größer zu bestellen. So kommt man auch besser, falls gewünscht mit Socken hinein.Habe Schuhgröße 45 auch 45 bestellt passt zwar könnte allerdings eine Nummer größer sein. 1 Stern Abzug dafür das die Teile aus Rumänien kommen. Nichts gegen Rumänien aber letztendlich wird suggeriert das die Schuhe aus Dänemark kommen. Von daher sehe ich den Preis jetzt doch etwas skeptisch. Genaugenommen steht der Preis in keinem Verhältnis zu der Ware.

Die Schuhe gefallen mir zunächst einmal rein optisch ausgesprochen gut. Darüber hinaus aber halten sie meine Füße - und meine Knöchel!! - sogar wärmer als meine alten Lammfellhausschuhe. Das hatte ich gar nicht erwartet.Und superpraktisch ist die Gummisohle: Wenn ich einmal kurz die Wohnung verlasse und zum Beispiel zu meinem Obst- und Gemüsegeschäft gehen will, dann ist es mir manchmal sehr lästig, "richtige" Schnürschuhe anzuziehen. Kein Problem mehr, ich nutze einfach diese Schuhe (die ich mir sofort noch in einer weiteren Farbe gekauft habe).

ich liebe diese schuhe!ich habe schon das modell mit leder, wollte das wunderbare laufgefühl aber auch mit in den garten nehmen können, deshalb habe ich mir noch ein paar mit gummisohle zugelegt.ich hatte zunächst das modell "shoe" ausprobiert, da bin ich aber zu sehr rausgeschlappt, deshalb doch wieder den "boot".im "boot" trage ich meine normale größe (41), und er sitzt schön locker, vor allem nachdem man den filz etwas platt getreten hat.(40 habe ich auch probiert, der saß mir zu eng, auch im 'eingetretenen' zustand.)die schuhe halten den fuß wunderbar warm, ohne dass er schwitzig wird. auch im frühling & frühsommer kann man den schuh noch gut tragen, nur im hochsommer wird er zu warm.im letzten winter habe ich das ledermodell im haus getragen & mich damit rundum wohl gefühlt.der schuh hat seinen preis, aber man bereut nie, ihn gezahlt zu haben :-)