They are hideous.

Anonymous wrote:I'm 45. Every year I try to buy a pair. They look so warm and comfy. Every year I go to Nordstroms and try them on. Every year I leave without buying them. They are jus so big and clunky. If they made a slimmer looking shoe, I'd love it.

They do. I have a beautiful pair of uggs that look nothing like the "classic" uggs, but they still have the soft and warm lining. I get compliments on them all the time.

I'm 45. Every year I try to buy a pair. They look so warm and comfy. Every year I go to Nordstroms and try them on. Every year I leave without buying them. They are jus so big and clunky. If they made a slimmer looking shoe, I'd love it.

Please. I think anyone after 2006 has looked stupid in Uggs. A trend that should die. Age cutoff: zero.

Anonymous wrote:You are 40... Odds are, no one is checking you out to even notice or care what you are wearing on your feet.

So happy to be 40 and "done!"

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I think anyone that wears them wears them for the comfort, not the fashion statement.

Anonymous wrote:I don't care. They are the coziest, comfiest shoes in the world and I will happily wear them as long as they make them!

+1000. i don't care what anyone things of me wearing my comfy uggs at 37.

I'm 35 and bought my first pair of Uggs over the Winter. I was pregnant with #2 and chasing a toddler around - just needed something warm and extremely comfy. I got them in black so they don't stick out that much. I don't see why they should only be for younger people - not like they're edgy or too sexy/revealing? What's the big deal? They're just really comfortable boots. I wouldn't wear them anywhere nice but a great option to throw on with schlepping around.....

Anonymous wrote:Are under 30s still wearing UGGs?

Yep, the high school is filled with them.

I don't care. They are the coziest, comfiest shoes in the world and I will happily wear them as long as they make them!

Are under 30s still wearing UGGs?

You are 40... Odds are, no one is checking you out to even notice or care what you are wearing on your feet.

I'm 35 and still wear mine. But then again, I have absolutely no fashion sense and could give two shits what other people think as long as my feet are warm

I know we're coming out of the cold season, but I need to know.... is there an unwritten age cut off for wearing these boots? I see a lot of younger girls and teens wearing them.... college aged kids as well. I have a good friend who is trying reeeeeally hard not to get older, and these are the only boots she buys.

Are all the signs pointing to: Uggs are for 30 and under? I'm 40... do I need to stay away from Uggs?