Customer Reviews UGG Adirondack Boot II

I really liked these but they had to go back. They were comfortable and soft. They also looked really nice and weren't super bulky. However, I wore them twice in the snow and they were not waterproof which was the whole purpose for me buying them so they had to go back.

Nice looking boot however it was very small and narrow compared to other boots I ordered. Order 1 size larger. I would if I could but the 12 is very small, more like a small 11. I normally have a very narrow foot and this felt narrow.

I loved them, very lightweight. But way too small, unfortunately need to return and Zappos is out of stock of the next size.

I so wanted to love these boots. A friend has had a pair for many years and recommended them, and we both have/have had foot problems and are picky about our shoes. They are plush and warm but the toe box is too low and it was uncomfortable no matter what size. I tried both 10 and 11 and couldn't keep them. I am disappointed especially because I have other UGG boots that did not pose this problem. Winter is hard enough but I can't have uncomfortable boots while walking through NYC snowstorms.

These are cute boots and I think they would be very warm. However, they are narrow for me in the big toe area. I do need a wide toe box and these boots do not work for me. I found the Sorel Snow Angel to be similar in shape and comfort but to have a wider toe box. The insole on the Adirondack is a nice cushiony warm stuff (whatever Ugg lining is- lamb's wool?) but the insole is flat, no arch support. It is removable so you could replace it with your own.

Nice boot, but not what I was expecting. I usually wear 8.5 Wide, so I got a 9M. I felt the boot ran small, as my toe touched the top of it. I have other Ugg boots, and it doesn't give like they do.

I bought these boots for cold, slushy and icy winters in Canada. I do a lot of walking in winter so I purchased these for the very cold days (-30°). They are very warm and cozy, and keep my feet dry. The problem is that these boots are very heavy! They are not good on ice - you slip! I wish that they were less bulky and more lightweight. I bought the obsidian color and loved it. I found that the size runs large. I normally wear a size 8½ but needed a size 8. I ended up keeping them but I am looking for other winter boots for icy days. I do not recommend them if you walk a lot as they are too heavy!

I love Uggs for one reason and one reason only...the warmth. I live in NYC, we have cold winters. I was so happy to receive the Adirondack II boot for Christmas, imagining that I'd have double the function with a boot that is both super warm and super dry. (The classic uggs are super warm but are not made for the rain/snow, I've worn them without socks in 10 degree weather) To my surprise my feet, in the Adirondack II, freeze at 30 degrees or less. Huge disappointment. I feel as though we have been duped. They have this rugged, durable warm look but only function well if its "not that cold" very annoying. Boot is great for cute rugged look, feet have stayed dry...so far.

I absolutely loved these boots but I had to send them back due to the fact that I felt like my feet were rolling in...over pronating (?). In that regard they were not supportive for me. I needed a size 9 for comfort even though I wear a size 8 typically.

I really wanted to love this boot. It was warm and kind of springy, which made walking around the house fun. But I got it in my usual size 10, and it was fine in the length. It was just far too tight across the top of my foot where there is a seam. I wore them around the house for about an hour, and I just couldn't do it. I do have wide feet, but I don't always have to buy wide widths. I won't be exchanging for an 11 because I don't like any of the available colors. But I wish I could wear them. Two things, though, that aren't that great. One, as others have said, the really soft fleecy stuff is only on the shaft, which means the whole lining of the sides and top of the foot are lined with less soft/warm stuff. The second issue is that the tongue isn't as tall as the top of the boot once the cuff is stood up, which means the laces slipped off the tongue and onto my pants. I imagine that could get kind of uncomfortable after a while--it mainly looked weird. I think the snow would be able to get in there because the tongue is just kind of hanging out there.

Wanted to love this. I live in Ugg classics all winter and I'm getting tired of the same old look...thought I'd try this based on the good reviews. It definitely looks like a guy's work boot - not sleek in the least (I chose the brown fabric because I thought it would soften the duck boot look, but no). Even if I wanted that look, I still wouldn't keep these because they are extremely clunky and uncomfortable, and hard to walk in. Imagine strapping a thick hardcover book to the bottom of each foot. They aren't heavy, but you are 'aware' of lifting each leg to walk in these boots. The heel seems to be too big or something. Still a very well made boot if you don't think the clompyness would bother you!

Waited over a year to order these boots after they were so popular last year. I was sorely disappointed though when they arrived in the mail and felt too small. I am an avid Ugg wearer, so this was pretty odd for me considering the rest of their boots fit me fantastically. Oh well!

These boots were very cute but they just were a little too tight and didn't really seem worth the money since my real purpose for the boots is snow and ice.

I wear 8½/9 in boots. The 9 were lengthwise fine but gave no support to my feet and are very wide so that my ankles slip up. The 8½ was way too short but narrower so that I could lace them up well. It seems impossible to lace them up snug enough for them to fit properly. They are very warm and entirely waterproof. Though I was interested in using them only for the city, they are too uncomfortable to walk in. My search for waterproof shearling lined leather boots continues.

I had such high expectations after reading the reviews...but was so disappointed. The top of the boot is rubber which is deceiving in the picture and when you walk it bends deeply and hits the top of the foot. The soles were comfy and the liner was soft but I couldn't walk at all due to the rubber. Very uncomfortable. These were also huge on me. I normally wear a size 8.5 and ordered the 9 based on reviews, and they were definitely a full size too large with socks. Wide toe box also. I went with the Keen Sunriver and love them.

I first purchased these boots in a size 10 and had to order an 11. A 10.5 would have probably been best but it didn't come in that size. I wore these for one day and I felt like a fool. They are so wide and did not conform to my foot in anyway. I nearly put marks on my feet trying to draw the laces close and tight. I felt like I was wearing a shell. I am tall and thin and these made my foot look like Olive Oyl from Popeye. I love the colors and the idea but if your foot is towards the narrow side - you may be disappointed.