I ordered a size 7 and find them about half size too big despite wearing fat wool socks. I ordered a size 6 for my daughter and although her true size is 6, the boots were also one half size too big for her. So order these half size smaller. But you won't be able to do that if you wear a full-size and will most likely find the boots far too roomy.

What I do not like about these boots is that the toebox is very clog style, not like a boot. I would have like to see a bit more shape so they don't look so cloggy. They look to me like gardening shoes.

However on the positive side, the general appearance of the boot is very nice. They appear finely made, the stitching is attractive and well done. However, since they are pull on, I had hoped that they would slide on top of my jeans. But they are a tad narrow and so the jeans won't go inside comfortably unless you wear jeans that are of the skin-tight stretch variety. I end up have the jeans fall over the tops, which is not such a great look, on account of the clumsy looking front shape. It seems to me that they should have combined some styling with the comfortable sole but did not.

The other big issue, it says on the tags, "FitFlops get a workout while you work". Don't be be fooled, there is NO workout here. This is just marketing nonsense. These shoes have great comfy soles, mostly flat but there is nothing here that will cause you to get a workout of any kind. Its a one inch flat sole with a little bit of arch support.

I have the MBT shoes, and I think many companies including Fitflops are jumping on the "get a workout while you walk" bandwagon, because it allows them to charge a much higher price for the same shoe. That is the case here. This shoe is not worth $150, just like their sandals are not worth $50. The extra $50 goes for the tags that are attached convincing you that you are getting a workout.

Yes, I like the boots but I feel like I did not get my money's worth.