The North Face  ThermoBall Traction Mule V Shoes - Women's

These are great! I bought this pair as a Christmas present for my youngest after the rest of us have a pair and I’m so thankful we did. He ended up breaking his leg the very next day! The versatility and comfort, not to mention the grip has been the best option for him. I first received a pair as a present to use while camping. Every person in my house now has a pair and my son has gotten a ton of compliments on them since he broke his leg. The comfort is undeniable!

These run large but fit comfortably even with orthotics, as house shoes. Easy on and off. Warm with or without socks. Unfortunately, the upper heel material is very thin. After a year skin material has cracked leaving insulation exposed. This results from wearing as scuffs or wrinkling to insert heel. I patched with down jacket stick on patches. Heel upper needs to be tougher.

I've been on the lookout for a good house slipper/camp shoe for awhile now, and decided to give these a try. Where I am in Texas the weather doesn't get too cold most of the time, however, I happened to get these before our last cold snap and wore them outside in the snow and ice. I was very surprised at the immediate warmth from the insulation and fleece lining! The insole was also very cushioned, which is something I was looking for, and hadn't seen with the Teva EmberMoc, for comparison. I will see how long these last, but at least from everyday indoor use, they are holding up fantastic. They run slightly on the larger size as well so I definitely recommend trying on for size if possible.

These Thermoball mules run wide on my skinny feet and aren't form-fitting, but they are incredibly comfortable as house slippers. I wear socks for a more secure fit, which is perfect for my very cold house. A keeper!

I bought these primarily for use at cabin/hut where a proper hard sole is better because it holds up if it gets wet (vs soft suede sole). They aren't as cozy as say a Minnetonka moccasin but def more sturdy and rugged for cabin/hut use. I don't have to worry of these get wet or dirty because you can easily clean them. They aren't as warm as say a WM down bootie, but also I don't have to worry about getting a $110 down bootie wet or ruined. Overall I'm happy with these North Face ones. The smallest size is 6, and I'm usually a 5-6 so these are a little roomy but always better than being too tight. No issues w the heel staying on. No super packable or light like the WM down booties, but worth packing for ski hut trip.

Nice slipper/shoes. Run a little long. Very warm with a nice plush interior. Be aware that the elastic around the ankle is fairly snug. This might be a good thing or a bad thing depending on your personal preferences.

Warm and comfy with good soles to walk around the campground. I'm an 8 1/2 so i bought a 9 and they're perfect. I really like the teal color, too.

I bought these as an easy slip on shoe for walking my pup in the morning during the winter as well as to change into after snowboarding before driving home. These have become kind of a go to shoe. I'm a little embarrassed by how much I wear them. They are super comfortable, lightweight and warm. The tread is showing a bit of wear since I don't think they are meant to be worn all the time. They pair pretty nicely with black leggings and a puffy. They are my go to for camping. I see these becoming a staple for me because they are so versatile.

Love the fit (women's size 11) and feel of these slippers. They are warm, without being overly bulky. I was a bit hesitant to purchase, based on comments about difficulty of getting them on. They are not difficult ... it does help to slide your foot as far as you can into the slipper, then pull up the heel. They feel secure, not sloppy, when walking in these. Highly recommend!

I bought these after reading slipper reviews for months… and I’m so happy I did! They are super comfy and also hold up just fine when trudging outside - even in winter temps! I can’t recommend these enough.