Customer Reviews Ariat Terrain

Purchased as a riding boot. Toe went first and then the sides,stitching did not hold up. Have had the boots 2yrs, after 1yr they began to fail.

I bought a pair of these after reading reviews of others. If these are people's idea of comfort then I would hate to see what they think are uncomfortable. I took a 1 mile walk in these after wearing them for a week to break in and had blisters when I got done. Have worn Timberland Pro's before this and could put them on right out of the box and walk 3 miles and not have blisters. I do not think these are comfortable at all. Nice idea but definitely needs improvement.

Look I had a pair about 5 yrs ago was the best pair I decided to finally get another pair for good as other ones went to become my mowing boots,well one tripto wally worldI had a blister on my heel Iwillnever wear them again. I hope they will warrant them out as when you spend a hundred bucks you should get more then this

Bought these despite a friend telling me hers fell apart after two, months at the toe where the black toe guard is located. Well mine last fourmonths withthe sameresult.Willnot be buying theseagain. PerhapsAriat's quality has dropped. I bought a pair of heritage boots aftee having having good luck with a first pair. They last about five months with separation at sole and boot. Giving Ariat one more chance. Just ordered a pair of Switchbacks. Haven't received them yet.

I've had Walmart boots that lasted longer. I work on 3 different horse farms plus my own doing just about everything. Iwas hoping these would be aniceversatile boot butthey fell apart after 2 months.

I have 4 pairs of these. Since Ariat does not make women's size 10 and 1/2, I had bought women's 11, which hurt my feet terribly. I contactedAriat andgotlackluster response, andtoldto buy the men's 8 1/2. Which costs me 10 dollars more for man's shoe than the womens.I bought 2 pairs, one for work, one for dressing up with, and today had to replace the work pair. The only store within an hour did not have the cordovan or distressed, but had the waterproofed ones.I got the only pair in the mens 8 1/2. While wearing them at the barn, I noticed my foot was hurting on the outside under little toe.I was getting a red/rubbed spot from the boots. I finished up choring, and when I got home, took the boots and laid them up against the other Terrain's I have.The sole, NOT the leather, but the rubber sole is almost 1/4 inch smaller in the new boots, than in either of the old pairs. No way for that to stretch out from wear.I am really unhappy, I've worn Ariat's since they first came out, but this has taken the cake. The comments last year from customer service that 1/2 sizes didn't make that big a difference, to which I replied, "then why do you sell ANY in 1/2 sizes then" to the fact I pay 10 dollars more each pair because I have to buy the men's, to this latest debacle?I'll be looking for another brand, unless Ariat makes this right.

I have a pair of these and some how, one boot stinks to high heaven! I have worn out 4 earlier pair. Now I have to throw them away after wearingthem 3timesbecause of thestink. I have tried everythingto fix it andruined my boot. No more for me.

Black protective covering started coming off within a week. The in sides started coming apart in less than a month. Notbuilt for outdoors work.