Customer Reviews Ariat Heritage Roughstock

I LOVE the look of this boot, however they are the squeakiest pair of boots I have ever bought. I've tried replacing the insoles... putting foot powder inside... nothing works. The sole itself is squeaky. Really wish I could get my money back or exchange these boots out. Not nearly as comfortable as I would like them to be either.

I ordered the earth color, however the color shown vs the color of the boot is completely different. Company says it's lighting situation, but as you'll see in my photo of the actual product, it's not even close. They are a lighter brown than the bottom, not cream at all.

The boot was too big for my feet. So I sent it back to your return site.

I got my Ariat Heritage Roughstock boots on 4/1/2022. The left boot was squeaking with every step. I assumed it was a break in issue. Well it wasn't. It's now 6/9/2022 and my left boot squeaks with every step. I messaged Ariat and never heard back. Unfortunately, I wore them outside and couldn't just send them back. These are my first and last Ariats. The funny thing is, I'm a walking one-star rating for Ariat. Everyone around me knows about my loud boots. I paid too much to not wear them.

I own a pair and love almost every about them but I have serious issues with the dye leaching out anytime they get damp or I sweat too much on when doing ranch work how can you have a boot you claim is for hard use if it can't even handle a puddle without dying my pants brown

I bought these boots 6 months ago. It was my first pair of boots. I did my research and used the sizing guidelines to figure out the best size to order. After receiving them they were pretty stiff. The toe box was also very tight. I figured they would become more comfortable over time. The vamp is loose and the heel comes up when I walk. So they are too tight in the toe but too big elsewhere. They don't "pop" when putting them on like my other pair. The left does not fit the same as the right. I am so disappointed. I have seen multiple reviews online where people say they are true to size and fit like a glove and comfortable. This has not been my experience at all. After 6 months they fit worse and are still stiff.

Boots are junk I use them for work and have had them for 3 month and my sole is already all warn out stitching starting to rip as well

Worst boots I've ever owned the first month was ok but after that they began hurting my feet and it only got worse to the point I had to go see a doctor now that i have different boots no pain at all I don't know if it is just my feet or the boots but I've never had issues till I wore these I don't recommend them at all

I purchased these and owned them for about a year. This was my 7th pair of Ariats and hands down my favorite as far as comfort. I wore them less than 20 times and one day while walking the entire sole came off of the right boot. Several of my other pair are still in good condition after several years of use.

Could no get the right fit, I'm a 10D in regular shoes, couldn't fit into artiat D widths so I ordered a 9EE and fits about one size too big and extremely loose and wobbly, leather is on the stiff side even after 18 months, soles are extremely durable and HEAVY, terrible experience for me.

Bought a pair on a whim. After 6 months of wear the stitching is coming loose. Call to talk about it with Ariat and they have chose to ignore me. Would not recommend a pair.

Great fitting boots. Look awesome. Squeak so bad I can't wear them!! I love Ariat products,but these boots are terrible!!

Ok, it's been about 10 months since my purchase of these.... Let's say you can tell that Chinese quality is shining through. I don't know about most of ya'll, but with the kind of work someone like me does, when you buy a fairly expensive pair of boots, that are advertised as "roughstock" boots, you expect them to hold up pretty well. Well, the shaft lining seams came apart, the heels started splitting, the heal backing leather separated from the toe leather. They fall apart in three weeks. Was like the titanic. Once one thing went, it all went. I got done working cattle and threw them in the woods. Walked in barefooted to the boot store, asked for a handmade pair, and walked out with a new pair of Noconas. Done with Ariat. They're high and mighty with their fancy sponsorships but have forgotten the quality in their craftsmanship to the people who keep them afloat.... I'm done with (however you say "Ariat" in Chinese)...