Customer Reviews Bogs Classic High

I wear these boots in the winter on the farm and in the garden. They keep my feet warm, do not rub my ankles and have comfortable arch support.

IM A BUTCHER SO I WORK IN A ROOM THAT IS 45 DEGREES AND HAS CONCRETE FLOORS. THESE BOOTS ARE THE BEST I HAVE FOUND. THEY ONLY LAST ABOUT 8-9 MONTHS BUT ARE VERY COMFY AND KEEP YOUR FEET WARM AND DRY. I HAVE TRIED OTHER BOOTS LIKE MUCK BOOTS AND DID NOT COMPARE TO BOGS. I JUST PURCHASED PAIR # 10.

I live in Alaska and wanted a comfortabe non-bulky warm boot to wear snow shoeing and snow machining. I wore these out snow machining at -10 below and my feet froze. Zero seems to be borderline. They are awesome in all other aspects other then warmth at those temps. Overall very happy with them just bummed that they aren't warmer.

Well made but they have absolutely no give at the top when you're trying to slide your foot into the bed. High insteps?, don't even bother. So bummed I had to send them back.

Durable, well made. Unfortunately I had to return mine because I have a high instep and could not insert my foot into the foot bed due to the hard, rigid area on top where my instep rubbed. Terrible that there's no flexibility in that area. If you have perfect feet they're probably great boots.

I like these boots overall but they seem narrower and more constricted in the toe box than my older Bogs in the same size. The 4 H design is a bit garish, but I'm not dressing for fashion but to keep my feet dry.

I ordered a new pair, because my old pair finally gave out. The old ones lasted forever! I even hiked 100 miles with them w/out one blister or foot soreness. Unfortunately, the new ones are 1" shorter on my calf as well as tighter on my calf. I don't have large calves they only measure 13-1/2" So I can't imagine how tight they'd be if I had wide calves.

I was hoping to replace a pair of your Bog's women's snowboots that I have worn the tread off of the soles but I'm sad that the boots are a little snug and don't have the same fit/traction that my last pair did. That said, they are still an amazing all around product and I will replace my old pair the minute I find them again online. I'm in and out of horse stalls and goat pens and hiking up muddy trails to traverse back and forth, and BOGS are the only footwear that can accommodate getting wet and muddy and then hosed off afterwards. My old pair was an 8 (a little big) and this new pair is a size 7 (a little small) so I'm hoping you will make a 7.5 soon!

The boot is great if it wasn't so tight around the calf. This is the second pair like this. I thought it was a fluke with the first pair. Very disappointed

The calf is way too small. I prefer the neoclassic because they are better all around

I like the room for extra thick socks and toe warmers. But they feel very still and heavy on my feet.

Not for cold weather

Normally I love bogs but not the 4H pair. They are not warm enough for my feet in cold temperatures. They are okay for 20 and above. Nothing below that. Very disappointed. Plus one boot was 1/2 inch taller! If they were seconds they should have been labeled as seconds.

If i would have known the calf of the boot was so wide, I wouldn't have ordered them. They are not snug like my last pair. I do love the color and design. The boot base feels a lot more heavy-duty than my last pair.

The boots are very well made, heavy, and seem pretty heavy duty. You should be able to walk in the snow, mud, and various wet terrains and not get your feet wet. That being said, because they are more like a worker type boot, they are incredibly stiff and bend a little awkward around and behind the ankle, which causes a little bit of rubbing. I was looking for a light use (rainy days) type of boot, so this is more than I needed. The calf, neoprene, section is tight, but might come in handy if you don't want anything falling into your rain boot. I usually wear a size 9.5, and ended up with a size 10 after trying the size 9. I decided to keep them, but they are not the most comfortable boots out there, but they are well-built and pretty.

This is my favorite boot for farm chores. Any season. Problem is the neoprene split from the rubber so they're no longer waterproof above the tear.

The regular was too small in the calf, but the wide calf is HUGE! I can't win with these. I'm 5'7", wear a size 10, and couldn't get my calf into the regular size (never happened to me in any other boots), yet I'm swimming in these ones. The foot fits ok and is warm and super comfortable, but the calf rubs because its too big, especially when walking up steps or driving and pushing the gas/brake.

I purchased my first pair of BOGS several years ago, and found them to be the warmest, most practical (and comfortable) winter boots I had ever had. This year, I purchased two pairs which I returned because the shape of the boot has changed in such a way that they are bad for my feet to wear.

The boots are great. I just wish that they came in half sizes. The size 11 is too big and size 10 too snug. I kept the size 10 although I may regret keeping them once i use them outside. They look nice however.

Tight around my calf and I got a blister when first wearing them. I will continue to break then I'm but this purchase was just so so for me

Size differs from original, which I purchased years ago.

This pair is not as good as my original Bogs. The top is too wide and I constantly get hay, straw and bedding in the boot. They keep my feet warm and are comfortable. The fit is nicer than other muck boots.

First of all, the handles. Truly what is the point? Not once have I used them to pull on the boots, but they do make it that much easier for water or snow to get in. Who thought putting giant holes in the sides of footwear meant for wearing in water was a good idea? I was thrilled when these first arrived and the first day I wore them my feet were dry and warm in the snow. However, as soon as the inevitable happened and they got wet inside, I found it nearly impossible to get them to dry out in the foot area, meaning my feet were constantly damp and clammy. A horrible feeling. As soon as things warm a bit I will go back to my Hunter Boots, with no handle holes and which dry out fast. Overall I am not impressed with Bogs so far.