I like the light weight for the summer, but you cannot slip your feet into them the way you can with a mocassin since the back folds down when you try to do that. They should not call these &#34;slip on&#34; because you have to use a shoe horn or your finger to keep the back straight when you put your heel into the slipper.  A slipper more like a clog that has a very low back would be a &#34;slip on&#34; since you can literally slip your foot into it.  That will be my next purchase to replace these for the really warm summer days and nights.