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Comfortable, easy to slip in and warm to wear in winter Great boots for farm chores and play

I own a lawn spraying company and these type of bogs have lasted the longest. Had problems with other boots tearing on the sides and on top where the foot bends. Even other types of bogs have had these problems. This is the first boot we've found that will not tear. Just bought a new pair for everyone.

Love how easy on and off these are. No hands required! I wear a solid 15 and got the 16. My Bogs hunting boots are right at the edge of 15 and I wanted a little more room. And I like thick socks so I will get 16's in Bogs. Love the Bogs. Switched from Mucks after the sole fell off the Mucks.

This is the 3rd pair of Bogs we have bought for our son in the last 5 years. We get them one size larger so he can wear them over 2 seasons. They don't break down after a few months. They keep his feet extremely dry and warm!! Totally worth the money!!

I have a fussy foot to fit. I loved the Bogs Ridgeline MT, it fit my particular foot. It was wider and had more room over the instep, top part, of my foot. The Classic does not, but probably fits more normal feet better. I use Bogs for work and I am very hard on boots. There are tougher boots than the mid, but not many and not as comfortable. Also, a boot must be Vegan complaint for me and the Classic is. I had the Ridgeline MT fail on me after 3 years and Bogs replaced it, no questions, easy, fast. This is one company where full price is still a fantastic bargain.....John Platt, Boston area.

I researched many boots and decided on Bogs based on it being a local company, the reviews of the boot and the look and feel of the boots. I need a grippy boot for yard work as not to slip down the steep incline in my yard. The traction is really why I bought myself a pair for Christmas.

They're great. Fit well and no trouble sliding on and off. I've been through semi deep snow and mud and nothing sticks. Absolutely waterproof but not sure about the soft upper, I think it is as well. They feel a little clunky at first, but rugged, like a Jeep. Obviously the opening leaves room for snow and rain to get in a bit, but still keeps enough out to not soak anything. I saw a review calling these the male UGGs and I felt a little strange putting them on the next day... but they're great for taking the dog through sloppy countrysides and getting through the sloppy city sidewalks in Minneapolis.

I was generally pleased with the product. It is a sturdy product and I especially like the mid-level height. However, the 11 was a little toolarge for me and I suspect the 10 would have been a little small. I inserted an insole to correct and this will do.

My boots are warm and dry, but the cut of the upper causes them to rub on calf and shin. They are narrower in the toe box than anticipated, causing pressure on the side of my big toe. I wear a 6-1/2D, so this was a surprise in a size 7 boot. I'll keep wearing them to see if things change with time. So far, a little slippery in the snow. This may change as the rubber wears.

I have used your products for the past 20 years, growing oysters and rehabilitating beaches on the Puget Sound. The fit of your product is great but the durability and degree of waterproof is sorely lacking. This statement applies to the classic high and urban farmer models. My last pair of classic highs gave me perhaps 10% of expected wear before the seams failed. I am trying the classic mids and Sauvie boot currently. You are very close to losing a customer who has spent a lot of money on your products. If these boots also fail then Muck, LaCrosse or Xtratuf will get my footwear money