Koolaburra by UGG Women's Victoria Tall Fashion Boot

If you don't want to read my lengthy review, you can skip ahead to the following: These are real, according to Ugg and Koolaburra. They're super cute, comfy, and look just like the original Uggs. Both of these items are mine. In comparison to Uggs, the shaft on these is slightly tighter. br>br>First and foremost, I own a number of pairs of Ugg boots from Nordstrom. I saw these and fell in love with them, so I ordered a size 8. My other uggs are all a size 7 as well. These are a little big, but the shaft in these Koolaburras at the top is smaller than in regular uggs, so I needed the size 8. Ugg confirmed that these are genuine Koolaburra Uggs when I called. I wish people would stop scaring others and accusing them of being fake when they have not done any research! They made a minor change to the boot, and some people may still have the older model. It's absurd that someone would claim they're a fake without first contacting the company and inquiring! The ones I bought were from Zappos, which does not sell counterfeit shoes! Come on, y'all, put your best foot forward! If they look slightly different or you have a suspicion they are fake, don't say so. Before you write a review that scares and confuses people, contact the company and ask questions! Anyway, as I previously stated, I own other Uggs (though this is my first Koolaburra), and the quality of these Koolaburra is excellent! The only difference, in my opinion, is that the inside of the uggs is faux fur, whereas the inside of the uggs is genuine shearling. The small amount of fur on the outside of the Koolaburra appears to be genuine sheep. Both Ugg's and Koolaburra's suede have the same feel to me. To me, it's all about comfort. As previously stated, the shaft on the top of the Koolaburra is a little tighter than on regular Uggs, so I went up a size. My calf is a little bigger than yours. If you have skinny/normal legs, you should probably stick with your normal Ugg size; if you have bigger calves like me, you may want to go up one size from your normal Ugg size. For reference, I can wear anywhere between a size 7 and a size 10. I ordered these in a size 8 and received them in a size 8 as well. In a size 7, regular uggs In the end, they're absolutely stunning and, in my opinion, just as comfortable as regular Uggs! Water proofing spray was sprayed on them. Yes, BUY THEM if you're looking to replace your Uggs because they're too expensive. As someone who owns both, I'm sticking with Koolaburra for the time being!.

Yaretzi Arias

| Oct 15, 2021

I was hesitant to order these after reading other reviews that claimed they were counterfeit. They aren't, however, a hoax. They're made by UGG as a less expensive boot, so the quality will be lower. These, on the other hand, are exactly what I paid for. Soft, durable, well-made, and warm!.

Harmoni Avila

| Apr 26, 2021

After reading other reviews, I did some research on ugg's kookaburras and discovered that the company that owns ugg purchased kookaburra, so while they are "real" uggs, they aren't the same quality or price as regular uggs. As a result, they don't fit like my regular ugg boots; they're a tad smaller, and the soles are less flexible and thick. I usually wear a 7 1/2 and size down in regular uggs, but I shouldn't have; I got my foot in and know they stretch, so I'll keep them; however, I think it would have been better to size up. If you plan to wear these every day or frequently, invest in real uggs; if you plan to wear them less frequently, they'll suffice; if you're unsure, look up ugg and kookaburra by ugg to learn the difference. They don't even sell these on the ugg website; instead, they have their own separate website. So there you have it, my two cents.

Ambrose Wyatt

| Jan 17, 2021

I have . Warmer than regular uggs and less expensive. I've had a lot of positive feedback. The only problem is that they are difficult for me to put on. It takes a lot of effort on my part to get the arch on the top of my foot in.

Callan Christian

| Jun 05, 2021

I value reviews a great deal - I examine them carefully before deciding whether or not to purchase. I'm writing this review because other reviews I've read have been inaccurate. I already own a camel-colored pair of these boots, and I adore them. They are the perfect fit for me, and they are warm, comfortable, adorable, and genuine. Last year, I believe I purchased them from Macy's. This year, I really wanted a black pair. I was discouraged after reading the reviews. They complained about poor fit, not being authentic (fake Uggs), and a variety of other issues, including packaging. Maybe it's because there are so many vendors, and I'm not sure how I'll know what I'll get. As a result, I carried out a test. I got them here and then went to Nordstrom to get real Uggs for an extra $100. (Keep in mind that I already had some from Macy's. ) )br>The following are my findings: br>There is a clear distinction between Koolaburra and genuine Uggs. The "fur" on Koolaburra isn't as thick and cushiony, and the sole isn't as thick as it is on Koolaburra. However, I was aware of this prior to purchasing them, which is why they are $100 less. The pair I got from Amazon were of similar quality to the ones I got from Macy's last year. They arrived in excellent condition and were identical to the pair I had previously purchased. In fact, they were better packaged than the Uggs I ordered from Nordstrom, and they arrived in two days, as opposed to three days for the Uggs I ordered from Nordstrom. 2 weeks. They were of good quality, comfortable, and the exact fit I was looking for. (I'm a size 8, by the way. ) Unless the shoe is a whole size, in which case I usually get a 9. I got an 8 in this case, as well, because they are wide, stretchy, and I wear them barefoot. ) I also bought a pair of Uggs from Amazon and Nordstrom that were identical in design. When they arrived, they were exactly the same. Same authenticity, fit, quality, and so on; however, Amazon's boots were packaged better (I felt like they were straight from Ugg vs. the Dept. Store). In addition, I purchased a different pair of Uggs from Nordstrom to compare the styles - Because, at the end of the day, I was looking for something specific. The Koolaburra and the thicker traditional Ugg were the only two options left. The traditional was victorious for only one reason: it was the most traditional. The tan sole on the Koolaburra didn't appeal to me at all. Which is purely personal preference and has nothing to do with the quality of the product. The traditional Ugg boot was completely black, which was exactly what I was looking for. What I gave up was the Koolaburra's adorable design on the sides - That is wonderful. The traditional Ugg provided me with the look and extra plush feeling - However, I had to pay an extra $100 as a result of my decision. br>Bottom Line:br>Make your decision based on your personal preferences for how it looks, feels, and costs. Don't be concerned if they aren't as good or authentic as the originals. When it comes to comparing styles, it's all about what you lose or gain.

Felix Moyer

| Feb 20, 2021