Customer Reviews UGG Viki Waterproof

Astonishingly small. I normally wear a 7 or a 7.5 in shoes but I could hardly squeeze into an 8 in these. Normally, I would never recommend going up two sizes, but you might want to try that with these.

I got these on 3/5/19 and wore them today 3/6/19. Pluses: Warm-most of the UGGS I own are very warm, and these are no exception. It was 10 degrees here today (in the Midwest) and I was fine. Comfortable-I wore them for my 3/4 mile walk to the train station-again I was fine. Wore them and walked all day at work (more on that later). I was fine. Looks-meh. They kind of look like a cross between ski boots and Frankenstein boots, but when it is really cold I don’t care. Minuses: Fit-I bought a 9.5 beause the 9 was sold out. I figured I would wear thicker socks. Once I got them on, they were a little big. I normally wear 8.5 for reference. Getting them on-This needs its own category. They were unbelievably difficult to get on. My left foot is smaller, and it probably took 15 minutes to get it on. The right foot easily took 30 minutes. Have never had this happen with any boot. I kept them on at work because I didn’t want to chance trying to pit them back on!! Got home amd fortunately, getting them off (for me) was MUCH easier (maybe it’s that full size bigger)! I noticed when I was trying to get them on that the back was very straight. Human feet aren’t made like that. Also the opening is relatively small. That contributes to the difficulty in getting them on. My second attempt to put them on after I got home was much more successful. I think they may get easier with time, but the jury is still out on that. Untested: I got these because I wanted to see if the Arctic Grip soles would be effective on ice. Of course, now we have no ice on the ground. I really want to see if they prevent slipping since I walk so much. I think we are getting snow this weekend, so maybe I will test them. Overall I can’t recommend these even though they are warm and comfortable. The fit is a big deal, and you shouldn’t have to buy boots a size bigger to get them to kind of fit. There is plenty of toe room for me, above (too long) and around ( a bit wide-ish). Hope this helps someone. I know this is long, but I am a commuter, so if you are one who has to walk or wait for trains, it may help you. To me, they are not a fashion statement (ymmv)-I have cuter UGGS!

Runs small

Very cute shoes, but I could not get them on. Wow, Ugg is getting smaller and smaller with their shoes - maybe that will benefit the smaller sized feet, but not the larger sizes. I wear an 8-8.5 sometimes wide shoes and the 9 was wayyy too small - could not get my foot inside. I am not going to a 9.5 or 10 - that is ridiculous! I am going to have to find an Ugg substitute unfortunately as they have gotten way too narrow and small. Crocs did the same thing. I am not sure why. They both are taking away the initial reason people loved them so much.

I wear a 6 in a regular Ugg boot, this was a 6.5 and I could barely pull them on my feet. Way too small!!

I wanted to love these Uggs boots because they seemed to be exactly what I was looking for. I am 66 years old, I need mega cushioning and support which these boots DID provide, but sadly they run very narrow and my bad left foot leaned into the far side causing numbness after awhile. The shoelaces are a joke. They came undone immediately and even after a double knot!! I can't afford a fall from my own shoelaces! I bought the Black, which seemed to pick up every white mark.~ Sadly, I must return. Thank You Zappos for your great service.

I bought these to try out the Vibram Arctic Grip sole, which the manufacturer advertises as "specifically engineered and designed to perform on wet ice." But I found these boots had no traction on ice and were in fact worse in terms of ice traction than any other shoes I owned. (It was easy to test since the sidewalks in Minneapolis have been covered in dangerous ice for the last several weeks.) Returned, and I will buy either Yaktrax Diamond Grip cleats or Icebug studded boots, or both, in the future. The Yaktrax were recommended to me by the young woman who breezed sure-footedly past me with her dog and baby stroller on one of those treacherous ice-covered sidewalks, and that's what she was wearing over her shoes. The Icebug studded boots were recommended by a Minnesota-based NBC news producer I happened to meet at a children's party who is sometimes asked to report on extreme winter weather in Minnesota, and that's what he wears in those situations.

I am a 7.5, ordered a 7.5 and couldnt get the boot on. The style is really nice for a waterproof boot, however I am returning because they dont fit. In regular classic uggs, I am a 7.