Customer Reviews Falke Cosyshoe

We love this brand Falke. We started buying it in Germany several years ago. You can't go wrong. Top quality. My husband wears a 10 1/2 shoe but I bought these in a 12. They are easier to get on for him and fit him fine. He wears them all the time and loves them.

Historically I have not been a slipper sock person. But in this past year I realized after some foot issues and subsequent strengthening that being connected to the floor is much better for the foot. All fine in the Summer but, alas, Fall arrived in New England:) So after critically browsing all of the slipper socks on Zappos and Amazon I can say that these really are the best for a few reasons. The sock part is made of really nice, soft not scratchy at all Merino wool. Most are made of synthetic fibers that I think would probably have made my feet too hot. These feel like they are warm but naturally so. The felt part that creates the sole and edges is synthetic. And there are grippy things also stuck to the bottom but it is not at all obvious nor can I physicically feel it with them on. The ankle are not too tight. I'd say they may run a tad on the small size. I ordered 2 sizes: the 43-44 and the smaller 41-42. I am a women size 11. The 41-42 was just too small. I thought the other would be too big but it was fine. They could be a little smaller but they are slipper socks for god sakes not hiking boots! They are really well made as well. They were made in Slovakia FYI. The only thing that is the kicker is that they were $60. However, there were no others that can compare. I tried the Tibetan ones and there were too many issues. They are not a fashion statement for sure...but, again, they are slipper socks!

These slipper socks are well made and the footpad is very comfortable for the style. My husband particularly liked the slip-proof sole. Hence, I give the product high marks. However, the slipper socks did not work for my husband because he has a wide foot. The slippers were hard to get on because there is not much give and the sock part was too tight. For someone with a narrow or medium width and slender ankles and lower calf and needs no arch support these slippers should work well. Note that the design contemplates that no socks would be worn with the slippers.

These fit perfect when I first purchased. I washed them in regular wash load and they shrunk quite a bit, but they did stretch back out--just a little hard to get them on right after wash. I like the slightly compressed feel to these slippers, especially since I sleep in them on cold nights, but it may not be everybody's cup of tea. Even though they are wool, they feel soft, not scratchy. The pink ones I previously purchased were a little larger and fit a little better.

I got these for my husband and he loves them! He had a hurt foot and he wears these around the house all the time.

These are my husbands and he LOVES them. He says they are so comfortable he would wear them to work if he could.They fit perfectly, they look really nice and he likes the stitching around the foot area so his toes won't eventually poke out.

These are just a comfy as they look, and cute too! Bought a pair for my mother and now I am going to get some for myself.

I got these to replace a pair from last year that unfortunately had encounters with moths. I got the same style and same size but to my surprise they are smaller than the ones I got last year. The previous ones were a tiny bit too big and these are a tiny bit small, though usable. I'm surprised to find that the sizing has changed in one season, so if you're planning to buy them and it says "true to size" consider that this may have changed and they are running small. They are comfortable, simple slippers and are perfect for saving the socks in the winter!

For those wondering, the women's and men's versions of these slipper socks are slightly different. I bought both for myself (in size 41/42) to compare. I found the men's fit my women's size 10 foot better, as the toe box in the men's is a little larger and doesn't taper to a point. With that said, I returned both genders because the ankle was simply too tight for comfort. I have "normal-sized" female ankles and wonder about men who purchase these. Perhaps others are not as sensitive as I to things being tight around the ankle -- but I'm not sure why the elastic needs to be so tight.

I wear a size 11.5 US shoe and the US Men's 11-12 size fit perfectly. They keep my feet warm and they are quiet to walk around in.

I ordered my size and they fit perfectly. I wear them all the time around the house. We have wood floors and stairs so have a non-slip sole makes it much safer.

The product is great but I was sent two right footed Cosyshoes and when I requested an exchange for the same product, there was none to be had of the same color. I ordered a different color instead.

they feel warmer than they look. great engineering, but substandard execution and craftsmanship. unlike the picture shown this item shows poor and rushed craftsmanship. note in the picture the sides sewn are linear and do not dip at the seam. each, L+R, the stitching dips. for one thing a tag is sewn there and that was not sewn flat causing a lumpy feel at that point. the sewing is wavy is inconsistent, like drunk sewing. the sock itself, though warm, is not very form fitting. any view shows no real symmetry. i'm being, the spaces between treads are porous so don't spill liquid in kitchen because it will be taken up into those spaces. i am critical because during WW2 my father worked in germany as tool and die maker at a shoe factory. he made shoes for the family after the war. i am 70 years old now and i can just hear him say this looks like something rejected from school. this is the first commercial slipper-sock i bought. other times i'd make my own. so much better. next time i'll try to buy another brand. or my father would say how stupid i am for spending good money for junk. i would so great for Zappos would carry shoe making supplies as well; that would promote home making.