THE NORTH FACE Men's Thermoball Traction Mule V Winter Shoe | Insulated & Water Repellent, Rubber Outsole

I bought these North Face Thermoball Traction Mule shoes for my partner for Christmas, and they turned out to be an amazing choice. They arrived in his correct size and provided great support and comfort right away. The color looks even better in person, and the material has a nice thick feel that adds real warmth during colder months. The quality is impressive, and for what they offer, I would say they are a great value for the money. One thing we appreciate most is how functional they are, since he can wear them both inside and outside with plenty of protection and traction. They feel sturdy, warm, and very durable, almost like a blend of a cozy slipper and a dependable outdoor shoe. We loved them so much that we have already purchased two additional pairs. These are stylish, comfortable, and reliable house shoes that truly stand out. Love the functionality of them .

I have only had these she for a couple weeks so I really can’t speak about hiw durable they are, but I can speak of the construction base first impression. The shoe appears to with a solid sole and rubber rim around the sole that provide a sturdy construction. The shoe material is the same as a shell coat and seems to be well put together. A few complains that I have noticed in reviews is that the band around the ankle is too tight and whether the shoe is too insulated for warmer climates or not enough for cold climates. As stated by many reviews, I purchased a size up. I normally would purchase size 11 but purchased a size 12. The fit was perfect and the ankle band was also. The shoe I have been wearing it around the house a lot in warm or cold weather and it seems to provide comfort in both cases. The temperature recently went down in the mid-twenties and fir activities like taking the garbage out or quick runs to a store they jeep my feet warm. The shoes are advertised as a camping shoes for walking around the camp at night. I think that they would meet those needs well. But if someone was going to use them as winter shoes for cold weather, then I doubt that they would suffice. I am glad I bought these shoes and considering purchasing another pair since I like them so much. Update: I have had these shoes for two months and have wore them almost ever day. I have wore them to get groceries, work in the back yard rebuilding a gate, in wet weather, digging up roots and other times. I have got them sirty, muddy and wet. I have thrown them in the washing machine three times so far and each time they have came out looking brand new.

Would NEVER pay this much for slippers .. Buuut I did.. Got a pair a few years ago as a Christmas Present and have worn them out. Almost bought the knockoff pair on flash sale for $22 but stuck with the name brand. So incredibly comfortable; makes a decent mail or grocery slipper, but will not keep out snow. The boot version of this footwear runs big and just wasn't durable enough for outdoor use. Kept the slippers for around the house and getting another pair as soon as I can afford them; If you have one have none, have two have one.

Best camp slipper out there, I love them and honestly wear them too much. The thickness is thin, but this adds to how lightweight they are. I love that they are waterproof, and they fit my feet perfectly. Sometimes they get a little warm, so don't be afraid to wear them with socks to prevent foot sweat.

I've been searching for a good pair of slippers for quite a while. normally when I wear cheap "fur" lined slippers barefoot, my feet begin to sweat and then get cold and now I have cold sweaty feet. Size - barefoot these are true to size, If I wanted to wear them with socks I would order one size up. Comfort - these took a little bit getting used to the thin sole and no arch but now feel super comfortable. they are a bit difficult to get on because there's no stretch. once on they are warm eventually my feet feel like they're hot and sweaty inside, I take them off to cool my feet but my feet are actually dry. The jury is still out - whether they're worth it or not will depend on how long they last I have only had them for about a month... we'll see...

I am extremely happy with these shoes for their intended use. I don't care about the naysayers who complain that the heel eventually tears or wears out; I gave these two months of testing, and they are performing perfectly. If you wear them as expected—primarily indoors as a comfortable and warm mule—they are excellent. They are very cozy and the Insulated & Water Repellent features are great for quick trips outside, too. Now, if I owned the company, I would probably integrate a bit more arch support into the design. However, doing that might encourage people to start hiking in them, which isn't what these cozy mules are for! Overall, a comfortable, warm, and durable indoor/casual shoe.

Super comfy slipper/shoe. I plan to use them in my camper during colder weather when the floor is cold. My initial impression is that they are very warm. I have narrow feet and ordered a 1/2 size larger than most of my shoes. They fit perfectly. Some people complain about the snug fit around the ankle. I personally like it. Quality seems very good. I have not had them long enough to discuss durability.

Comfortable, warm, light weight.