Customer Reviews Bogs Classic Ultra Mid

This particular style runs a little small. It was comfortable initially...it just runs a little small. Usually I wear 7-8, so I ordered a size 8, but I noticed that the toe came almost to the end of the inside of the boot, and that the calf was shaped differently then my son's Bogs, which are very comfortable, but his boots ran smaller than his shoe size. But I bought him larger boots, but there isn't a lot of growing room. So I returned my pair and I'm going to order the same style as my son. Bogs are really comfortable when they fit!

These boots are shorter than the previous model. They're very good... but too short.

Great boots but do not keep your feet warm in snow and temps below 32 degrees

We were disappointed that the sizing is not true to size, they run to small. I wish they had half sizesl. We had to exchange the first pair that were a gift for my daughter in law. She returned them, they had nothing in the next size and it took a month almost to receive the next size. very disappointing as far as that went. They were apologetic and gave a small discount but never the less, disappointing as it was a Christmas gift and they didn't fit and it took so long to resend the next size. Also they are not at all warm although they claim good to 40 below zero, not even close. Rubber boots are cold period.

Bought these boots for my girlfriend to use in the winter. Bogs claims these boots are rated for -40. My girlfriend wore them in single digit weather for less than an hour outside and froze her feet off. I helped her take the boots off and yes her feet were froze. These would be a great boot for fall and spring but I wouldn't recommend expecting them to keep your feet warm less than 20 degrees in temp.And yes she was wearing smart wool socks.

I usually wear a size 9.5, so I went with a 10 which fits and is really comfortable but a half size bigger would have been perfect. I also don't consider myself to have huge calves, but they are pretty snug. On the inside where they fold over, the seam has already come undone and i've only worn them once. It's not a huge deal, I can stitch it back up myself but it's a little irritating. All in all, they are comfortable, and keep my feet warm!

this boot looks really good! it is very confortable, but part of the deal was not delivered: my toes got wet while using it on a city walk after a snowing day.

I have had 4 pairs of these boots. They have never lasted longer than 6 months for me I farm and raise cattle 365 days a year. They are very comfortable, waterproof and warm. However for me they do not hold up at all the bottom rubber shoe part always cracks. The upper part tears and gets holes at almost nothing. I think they are WAY over priced. That being said I can't find a Comfortable, tall, warm and waterproof farm boot any better so until I do I'll stick with them.

The manufacturing quality control is lacking as Rt shoe toe box is malformed and I have to send back to exchange

Okay, so when I first saw Bogs I was completely awestruck! They looked amazing in the photos and videos-- completely durable and fashionable. I mean, everything you could want in a rainboot/slight cold-temp resistant LIGHTWEIGHT boot. The reason I liked the Summit especially was BECAUSE it was lightweight and didn't seem heavy. Anyway, I get my shoes and they look great, just like the images. However I look closely and, fresh out of the box, I notice that the glue holding the sole to the fabric is coming apart just a bit. And a few seams are pulled. It wasn't too bothersome because I was so excited about them, but still, it threw me off. The real test came when I put on the boots. And I did this WITHOUT SOCKS. O-M-G, they felt amazing! (Keep in mind I'm coming home from a long day of school and work, so I'm excited, but I'm tired.) I take off one side of the boot, reveling at how soft the lining is, and then in the removal process I notice that the sole is removable. SO, I remove the sole and try the boot on again. Note: STILL WITHOUT A SOCK. That was a bad idea! While it felt wonderful, my foot started to get real nice and extra toasty, and when I decided to take the boot off all hell broke loose. I am a European size 39 (US size 8-8.5), but depending on certain shoes and boots, I can go up to a EU 40 (US size 9!). I usually don't ever go wrong in choosing shoes/boots based off of EU sizing. So, if I had gotten my Summits in an 8.5 it would have been a too perfect fit. The size 9 was the best fit! Some wiggle room for my toes, but it was a nice close fit. And by no means are my feet extra wide. I consider myself to have regular sized feet, medium-width if you will. I tried to pull off the shoe without the sole in place, but the seam where the ankle meets the shaft was so close-fitting that I had to seriously struggle to take off the boot! *In the removal process the handles are useless* You have to pull the boot off using your hand to pull the boot's heel off your foot, or use your other foot to press down on the heel while pulling your foot out. Although my foot didn't sweat at all, without the sole-bottoms the lining was so furry that it clung to my foot like a sock. Taking my time pulling it off I notice the seams are loosening and pulling apart! AND NOW I'M COMPLETELY ALARMED. I had to take my time to roll down the shaft, which is hard becuse the shaft isn't really meant to roll over on itself more than twice, (I was beyond tired at this point) and take the boot off. Studying the seams I've noticed that they're slightly decorative but they seem to still serve a purpose of keeping parts of the boot together. Like, if you were to pull the stitching out there'd be a huge hole somewhere. In any event, I wouldn't want to find out! In the beginning I was willing to overlook the slight pulling when I first got the shoes & even the glue coming apart, but I'm disappointed that on my first time wearing them they gave so much trouble (even if I wore them without a sock). Maybe I got a funny batch of Bogs with loose stitching but I'm going to send mine back. I don't have money to throw and when I spend $100 on a shoe I'd like to think I'm getting some kind of quality that will last me.. well, a while... But I'm kind of disappointed with the stitching & the boot construction. I'm going to call Bogs when I get the chance to ask about warranty or something, because if someone were to wear their boots and a seamed pulled, what would happen then!? 3 stars, I'd say 3.5/5 truly, only because I really like the boot but I'm extremely weary of the construction/glue & how it would hold up after trying to pull the boot off, even with a little force.

I've just returned from walking the dogs. It's currently -11 here in Montreal. This is pretty standard weather here, and I would have expected a boot rated to -40 to be suitable for this kind of weather - but they are not. I've enjoyed them on the warmer days (say 0 to -5), when staying dry is more of an issue. These are simply not suitable for long periods of walking out in the real cold. I would recommend these if the longest you are out is 15-20 minutes. Any longer than that, I would not.

Like them but they are a tad too big in the 11 and the 10 was too small but you don't have 1/2 sizes.

I am disappointed. These are not like my last pair. the footbed is not nearly as comfortable. The toe box is much more narrow. I needed them to wear right away or i would have sent them back. l

Have not used them yet, it's sunny, 80 degrees. Waiting for winter, will update stars then.

Unfortunately mine cracked at that bendy part on the top of the foot after only three season and Bogs will not do any thing about it. Waste of $100 or more

The Classic High boot was a huge disappointment after owning the Whiteout Tonal Camo. I am an 8.5 shoe and ordered a 9 in both styles. The Whiteout was perfect & roomy for an extra pair of socks. The Classic High footbed was not. The seam up the back inside the boot was rough and hurt my heels. Overall, a disaster. I am a horsewoman and really put boots to the test. I would not recommend. The Whiteout line is a better investment hands down.

I owned a previous version of Bogs boots that worked really well for me... they fit well and lasted me for several years. When the old boots finally became to worn to wear, I order a new pair - the Classic Ultra Mid boot. I'm not sure what changed, but I am really disappointed in the new boots. They do not fit well. I am between sizes, and the larger size was sloppily too big and the smaller size is too snug; at least the smaller size stay on my feet. I think part of the fit issue is the way the heel fits inside the boot. The heel seems to roomy and so does not seem to keep my foot in the boot. Even the smaller size is sloppy in the heel while being too snug in the toe box. I imagine it's difficult to create a slip on boot that allows room for sliding a foot in and out easily and creating a comfortable fit, but the previous pair of Bogs that I owned seem to find that balance. These Classic Ultra Mid boots are just too sloppy for me. Also, after wearing the new boots for a few times over a couple of months, they developed a leak along a seam in the toe box. The timing of when I discovered the leak was within the allowed exchange period, so Bogs allowed me to return the leaking boots for a new pair of the same style, which I appreciate. However, afterward I began questioning the quality of the construction. I have yet to see how long the new pair will hold up. With the ill-fitting style and the leak, I'm disappointed in these boots. I hope Bogs will redesign this type of boot for a better fit and with higher quality construction.

They are rated for -40 today was the first day since I got them that the temp got below 0. I was outside for about 5 minutes and my feet were already cold. They do keep my feet dry through the snow and slush. unfortunately the bottom tread has started to peel off already.

High recommendations for BOGS. These boots were too narrow for me. Needed wide calf.

Love the colors but the boot itself rubs my heel too much. Can only wear for short distances. Also, wish I would have known that the calf part is so tight. Would have loved to be able to tuck my pants down into them to keep from getting snow on them.

Loved them when I first got them. After 2-3 wears that padding wore out and now they are way to big but I can't even exchange them due to their policy.

I specifically chose these boots as I wanted a pair of bogs where the rubber went higher up. I had bought the navy green white out boots two years ago and they had started to sag down around the ankle area just above where the rubber stops. Unfortunately these new boots are a bit of a let down. The rubber is significantly harder and stiffer than my previous pair (this is blatantly obvious when you touch and compare the two) and as such after about 15-20 mins my ankles start to hurt from the pressure cause by the stiffness as well as some discomfort on the top of the foot. I even compared these new boots to a pair a family member has where the rubber goes higher up (The Mesa Winter marble boots) and the rubber is not nearly as stiff as my new ones. It's too late to return or exchange them so I plan on keeping them as a back up pair, but may just buy the white out boots again. They did last a long time and were far more comfortable. Keep this in mind when shopping. Really the only positive I found is the wide calf design is nice and gives a bit more room for bulky pants or socks.

comfortable, fit well, easy to get on and off. service was very good

Not at all happy with these. I've had a pair of Classic Cosmos for around 10 years now, and they really are the perfect boot for gardening, fishing, everything. But these? The second I put them on, I was disappointed. Gone is the nice, snug fit all the way up and the sleeker look. These are like....Herman Munster boots. They're big and clumsy, and the boot shaft is so large, there's a huge gap between the back of the boot and my calf. I can't imagine clodhopping around in these at all. I've been out in absolute downpours with my old pair, and the only part of me that's dry is a perfect outline of the boots. But this new pair has such a gap that water would run right down inside of them. The few steps I took with one of these on, it flopped against the back of my leg. I'm going to see if maybe my daughter will want them. If not, I'll be returning them.