THE SHOPFEST COMPARISON
Compare the current Chestnut Tazz II and Tasman II by sole shape, lining, outfit proportions and recorded US price.
Compare the differences ↓Product listings checked October 24, 2026
By Shopfest Editorial Desk · Researched comparisons, not hands-on tests. Shopfest may earn commission through shopping links.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Choose Tazz II because you want the raised silhouette, not because a higher price implies a better slipper. Choose Tasman II when you prefer a lower profile and the recorded $20 saving. Try both with the socks and trouser hem you will wear.
HELP ME DECIDE
Pick your priority. See the reason and the tradeoff.
Your choice starts with the feature you will actually use. The comparison below remains available whichever priority you choose.
Editorial guidance from the cited listings, not a personalized fit assessment or a Shopfest wear test.
| Product | Recorded US price | Main silhouette | Listed lining | Choose when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UGG Tazz II in Chestnut | $150 | 1.75 inch platform | 10mm sheepskin | You want extra height in the outfit |
| UGG Tasman II in Chestnut | $130 | Brand describes a low profile | 17mm sheepskin vamp lining and insole | You prefer a simpler sole line |
01 · For a visible platform
Choose this silhouette when the raised sole is part of the outfit.
The tradeoff. The 1.75 inch platform changes trouser length and how the shoe sits under a hem. This is not a waterproof boot.
$150.00 recorded price before tax and shipping
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02 · For a lower profile
A lower profile option for shoppers who do not want the Tazz platform.
The tradeoff. An open heel fit should be tried with your intended socks. Independent comfort and grip testing were not performed.
$130.00 recorded price before tax and shipping
Shop at UGGDirect retailer link. Affiliate tracking unverified.
This edit compares women’s Tazz II style 1174471 and Tasman II style 1174470 in Chestnut. Older Tazz and Tasman listings, children’s sizes, weather versions and differently colored sale pairs should not be treated as the same offer. Check the model code at the retailer. Both selected listings use suede, sheepskin and sugarcane EVA, but the details are not identical. That is why a comparison based only on two brown shoe photographs can miss the part that actually changes the purchase.
The Tazz II listing specifies a 1.75 inch platform. That changes where a straight or wide trouser meets the shoe, so test it with the actual hem rather than imagining it beneath a styled photograph. A lower profile Tasman II can be a clearer starting point if you already like your trouser length with flatter shoes. The right shape is the one you enjoy wearing with your existing wardrobe. Extra sole height does not establish extra stability, and we have not tested either model’s grip.
UGG lists 10mm sheepskin for the Tazz II lining and insole. The Tasman II listing specifies 17mm sheepskin at the vamp lining and insole. These are construction details, not a controlled temperature comparison. Thickness alone cannot tell us how warm your feet will feel, how the shoes will fit over socks or how either lining will settle. Treat personal fit and sensitivity as questions to resolve in a try on. Neither product is presented here as an independently tested answer to foot pain or support needs.
A warm looking suede slip on is not automatically a rain or snow shoe. The selected standard listings are different from products sold with explicit waterproof features. Choose another pair for wet errands when that is what the day requires. Check the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions for the actual suede and lining before using a spray or cleaner. Avoid turning indoor and outdoor marketing language into a claim that the shoe suits every surface. Shopfest has not tested wet grip, moisture resistance or long walking performance.
The recorded prices were $150 for Tazz II and $130 for Tasman II, before tax and shipping. If the platform is central to the outfits you want to wear, the $20 difference may be relevant to your budget. If it is not, the lower profile pair is the more direct brief. Both pages listed US women sizes 5 through 12 in stock at the check; that is a dated snapshot, not a reservation. Confirm the color, size and return terms at checkout, especially when a seasonal promotion changes the offer.
No. This edit covers Tazz II and Tasman II, with their exact model numbers shown.
Tazz II was $20 more at the checked US prices.
The standard suede products compared here should not be treated as waterproof boots.
These are brand specification comparisons. Shopfest has not wear tested these products. Prices, sizes, delivery and returns can change. Product image reuse agreements and commission attribution were not independently accessible.
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