L.B. Men's Altin BOA Slipper

I have been buying L.B. house shoes for my husband for the last 6 years. He likes them and I love the price and quality. He typically gets 2 years out of them. I think they should be switched out every year.

My husband lives in these shoes. They fit well and are warm and comfortable. Will buy again when these wear out.

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I purchased my first pair of these slippers in March 2010 and that pair lasted me 7 years. I literally wore them to 'death'. I finally gave in to buy a new pair when the left sole wore through the bottom and the final straw was when the right toe area gave out and ripped apart from the rest of the shoe. However, I implore that I wore these EVERY day and all day over the weekends. During this time I did a couple remodeling projects so they were an indoor work shoe as well (during the winters). In the attached photo these 7 year slippers are on the far left and look horrible, but please keep in mind I had them 7 years with heavy usage and wore them till they literally died. That is why they look so bad.The middle pair of slippers in the photo were ordered in 2017 and lasted a good 2.5 years before the sole started to separate from the slipper. I was a bit disappointed they didn't last as long as the first pair and went to Amazon to buy a new pair. That is when I started to read the current reviews about these now being assembled in China and many were complaining of them falling apart but decided to try them again as I LOVE these slippers. Well my third pair didn't make it 1 month before the right toe blew out (see photo... there is a white tissue stuck up through where the toe blew out.)I don't see any difference in the assembly of these from the first pair bought in 2010 till the ones recently purchased earlier this month (December 2019). It has to be the quality of the materials that is giving out. Many had mentioned that the production of the slippers had moved to China. I checked my box my most recently purchased slippers came in and confirmed, they were made in China. Unfortunately I don't have the boxes from the first two pairs of slippers purchased.... so I can't confirm the assembly was moved to China. All I can confirm is the quality of the material in the slippers purchased in Dec. 2019 is not what it used to be.... which is so sad as this 'Used' to be a GREAT slipper.L. B. Evans, if you are reading these reviews, I hope you take note. I would pay more (within reason) to get this slipper in a quality that would continue to stand up for 5+ years. I dread the thought of hunting through Amazon to find a replacement, it will be difficult to do.To any buyers out there, I would warn you off this slipper till L.B. Evans fixes their Quality Issues. It is a GREAT slipper, but the materials just are NOT holding up!Respectfully,jimPS - I rated this a 2 on the fact the slipper is great and L.B. Evans just needs to improve the quality of the materials and hope they listen to us and do so soon.... if not for past, positive experiences, it would have gotten a 0.

My husband loves these. He’s 15 wide and said comfortable. Only drawback is ties untie

This is my 4th or 5th pair and they are great around the house in the winter. It does take a couple of weeks to break them in so be patient.

This is the fourth (or possibly even the fifth or sixth) pair of L.B. Evans "Atlin" Sueded Leather, Fleece-lined, Rubber Sole Moccasin Slippers I've owned. I've worn them for many, many years. They are made using high-quality strong, flexible sueded leather outers, soft and cushioning wool fleece lining, and a durable, flexible rubber sole with a non-slip bottom. Every pair of them have been extremely comfortable, very durable, and they look great when I wear them with my Wrangler jeans or casual pants, either without or with socks. I normally wear a new pair of these slippers indoors only for the first year or two to keep them clean and new looking. After a couple of years of wearing indoors, I insert a pair of orthotic insoles into the slippers and begin wearing them outdoors and when I drive. Although these moccasin slippers are soft and comfortable, they provide very good support for my feet when I walk on concrete sidewalks, asphalt streets and parking lots, and tiled or hardwood store floors. The textured and grooved sole bottoms provide excellent traction when walking on wet surfaces when it rains (which happens frequently here in the Gulf South) or when it snows (which happens infrequently here in the Gulf South) and don't unexpectedly slide off the brake pedal when they are wet. I actually wear these moccasin slippers more than I wear my Nike Air sneakers, except during Mardi Gras. It's much easier to wash the "remnants from the streets during Mardi Gras" from my Nike Air sneakers than to wash my sueded leather moccasin slippers! As long as L.B. Evans keeps making their "Atlin" Fleece-lined, Sueded Leather, Rubber-Soled Moccasin Slippers this well, I will continue to be their loyal customer!

After wearing out multiple pairs of Minetonka mocs way faster than they should have, I've been on the lookout for a new but affordable brand...and have constantly been disappointed with the fit.I like hard-sole moccasin-style slippers because they can usually be worn outside for a quick trip to the woodpile or out to the garage. I'm also a gal with odd feet, left is very slightly smaller than the right and both a little wide for normal women's shoes (I usually have to go 9 or 9 1/2 W), but usually a men's type will fit me okay. For winter and general comfort, I do like the pile-lined better than bare for most of the year since my feet do run cold.I noticed from some of the reviews that these moccasin-slippers run a little wide, but as far as I'm concerned that's what made these a perfect fit for me. The Amazon automatic fitting guide suggested maybe I'd want the 3E width, but it turns out the 8 M/D is ideal for me, including when wearing moderately thick cotton socks. When I first put them on, they felt just a tad snug, but after a few hours of wear around the house, it loosened up and now seems about right.In my sizing review I clicked the button that indicated the width was "As expected" but again, for me 'expected' was 'a little wider than normal, but not full-on WIDE-rated.' I do think the 3E would've been way too wide.Anyway, so far I like these slippers very much, but I'll wait a little while yet before I get another pair to be sure the quality is good enough.