
If you want to continue wearing your Uggs and keep them in good condition, you have to look after them properly. You probably know how comfortable Uggs are, so you want them to look good as well. A bend mark in the heel is a common problem because of the way the boots move when they're being worn. Although there is no cure, you can prevent this from happening too much.
Buy Ugg boots that fit you properly to avoid bending them too much. Walk around in the Uggs before you buy them, and check the size. If the boots slip or slide up and down your leg they're too big. This may make them slouch and bend. If they are tight, they are too small, which can make them bend.
Stuff your Uggs with newspaper when you're not wearing them. This keeps them upright, so they don't bend at the heel. Scrunch up balls of newspaper and put them inside the boots.
Designate a corner in your wardrobe for your Uggs. Make sure nothing leans against the boots, making them bend over. One solution is to put them on top of a cupboard.
Walk upright in your Uggs and don't run. Overextending your foot may make them bend. Walking slowly will help.
Related Articles

How to Quickly Break-in New Sneakers

How to Keep Flip-Flops From Slipping

How to Clean the Insides of Rubber Boots

How to Break in a Pair of Dr. Martens
How to Deodorize Crocs

How to Roughen Up the Soles of Your ...
How to Clean TEVA Sandals

How to Keep My Shoes From Sliding While ...

How to Restore Whiteness to Canvas Shoes

How to Wear Steel Toe Shoes

How to Get Scuffs Off Vinyl Shoes
How to Clean Superfeet Foot Insoles

Fixing a Boot's Heel
How to Clean Vans Slip Ons

How to Prepare UGG Boots for First Time ...

What Is a Good Way to Break In Danner ...

How to Measure Boot Size

How to Clean Scuffed Up Rain Boots

How to Keep Your Pant Legs in Your Boots

How to Break in New Canvas Shoes
References
Warnings
- It's impossible to completely avoid a bend in your Uggs. Embrace the wear they take. View any marks on the Uggs as part of their character.
Writer Bio
Based in Bristol, Philippa Jones has been a music journalist and script writer since 2007, working across a range of radio programs in the U.K. and Australia. Her articles have appeared in "Impact Magazine," "The Mic" and in local newspapers. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in politics from the University of Nottingham.
Photo Credits
Hemera Technologies/AbleStock.com/Getty Images