SkechersMen's Expected X Slipper

The best slipper i have ever worn.

I’ve bought some of the cheaper slippers before and they’ve been okay, but don’t tend to last too long. These are a bit pricey but the quality is so much better, very well made and love how they have a trainer like sole so if I need to go put the bins out I don’t have to change into a pair of trainer or shoes.Best slippers I’ve bought.

Those are the most comfortable slippers you could possibly put on your feet !!

I have never spent this much on a pair of slippers before, I wish I had.The slipper fits perfectly, is warm and stylish. The sole is supportive and strong. The inside is soft and comfortable.

These "Skechers Men's Slippers Expected X-Larmen Lightweight 315 975" are different in construction than are most of their designs. Firstly, the uppers are not man-made and woven, or moulded as a single piece, but suede; secondly, they are necessarily constructed in several sections and stitched. The fit is described as 'relaxed' and those factors, when combined with 100% positive reviews, gave some hope when all previous purchases from the brand were returned for being small in size and too tight.As with most Skechers designs, the sole and heel are moulded, almost flat but with a slight rise at the mid-foot. The slippers are lined with what appears to be simulated sheepskin although it isn't described as such (or otherwise) and the outer is branded with the Skechers 'S' logo at the heel and fully across the tongue. There is no sizing information on the sole unit (typical for many brands), or internally or externally on a label.In previous years, several Skechers shoes and trainers of various designs (and generations where that applied) were purchased always starting with the normally worn shoe size (9 UK or 43 EU). Not a single pair was true-to-size for length and width. Going up a size still failed to provide adequate width although length was almost right; another half-size proved not to be the answer. The brand was consequently avoided.These are true to size, comfortable and a first-time success from the brand. They appear to be well-made and the sole unit appears substantial and likely to offer an extended period of wear, not just the few weeks of many designs previously purchased. If the 'relaxed fit' applies to shoes or trainers rather than just slippers, as in this instance, then the brand will be considered when later purchases need be made.

Not sure how long the inners will last

I love these things! For years I bought cheap slippers because they usually are cheap, and if they wore out I could just buy another pair, but it only recently occurred to me that I wear these on my feet more than anything else, so why pay less than I would for a pair of shoes? I ordered these about a year and a half ago and they're still going strong. They've maybe gotten slightly looser in that time but not to the point where they're falling off my feet and as I said, they've had a lot of wear. I can use them if I need to nip out in the garden, or to the end of the drive to take something to the bins. However, I've not gone so far as to nip out in the car to pick up the kids while wearing them yet!Anyway, they're very comfortable and great value, even if they do seem a bit more expensive than regular supermarket slippers. You do get what you pay for. Mind you, I did only just notice that the price has seriously jumped since I bought them! I paid £45 in October 2020. Not sure I'd pay what they're going for now.

Having failed to find a slipper that didn’t stretch and quickly become to loose (because of the memory foam) this looked to be more promising. I bought a size 12 (my shoe size) and simply had to send back as too big. The size 11 I then got fits better but already has started to lose a bit of support as memory foam begins to give. Not sure what I’ll do now.