Customer Reviews Dingo Rev Up

I got these boots as they also come in wide widths and they are quite good. They aren't as wide as the pair I bought at Boot Barn but they fit much better than the regular width boots. They appear durable and are a great deal for the price.

I have very wide feet, and these don't quite fit. They're good enough for riding, which is why I have them, but walking is not fun. High-quality boot, though.

I wish it came in a wider size, but the boot opening is true to size, I am trying to break them in

Too loose in the heel. Returned them.

Very clunky. They feel very uncomfortable. I would have sent them back but I've given up on finding real leather boots in this size. For a decent price at least. They are hard on the feet and very heavy.

These boots look fantastic but they are sized strangely. The shoe part is one to one and a half size larger than stated and the upper portion is huge. They do not stay on your feet well.

First and foremost, Zappos is awesome. Unfortunately these great looking boots did not work out. I have a pair of Skechers boots that look identical to these. And although the quality of these are far superior I felt the sizing to be untrue. The Skechers are 13 regular width. These Dingos I ordered were 13EE. However they were about an inch shorter and an inch narrower. Something to consider if you have big feet. This is the first pair of EE or wide shoes that have been narrower and shorter than a pair of regulars that I own. I wish they would have worked out.

Felt at least 1/2 size larger, and the shape is awful - the top rises sharply from behind the toe, so your foot slops around in them. Ariat's Midtown Rambler is a much better-fitting boot in this style (although it's shorter and doesn't have a zipper).

Trying to get width right by streching

When I ordered these boots, I tried several times to order size 10.5. Each time a message popped up from Zappos: "Size 11 is recommended." I've bought a dozen shoes from Zappos over the years, so I thought the shoes must be made a little small, and Zappos thought I should order larger, which I did. When they arrived they were a full size too large, so I sent them back. The problem was not with the Dingo boots which I never got to wear. The problem was with Zappos.

A decent boot and might have been a good value. But the comfort and fit was terrible with minimal insole and a much narrower width than indicated. I wore them for three days, thinking I could break them in - no blisters but my feet are still recovering.

One shoe was bigger than the other and they just felt weird

Ordered size 13 which is my size for all shoes and boots. Half size larger. Heel slips. Even put inserts in boots to take up slack. Also put on thick heavy boot socks and still didn't work. Love the boots and style and a fan of Dingo brand. Sorry that I could not keep. Great Company to deal with and pleased with customer service.

First time I've ever bought a pair of shoes/boots and totally regretted it. I love the vintage/classic look of these boots, especially the brown color - that's the good. The bad... in order to get the correct length/size, the shaft is uncomfortably large. Boots come on/off way too easily, without using the zipper. In fact, I feel like they'd come flying off if I kicked my foot. But if I went to a smaller size my toes would be cramped. And there's absolutely no cushioning in the insoles. Also, the heel is a little taller than other boots I've worn. It's nice feeling an inch taller when I'm standing. But between the higher heel and the loose shaft, operating the heel/toe shifter on the motorcycle is rather cumbersome.

I found this to be a very uncomfortable boot. I tried this boot in a variety of sizes and in other brands and the problems were identical: Too narrow/snug in the toe. Extremely loose in the heel (to the point that my heel came up several inches with each step.) Unnecessarily wide opening in the shaft that caused my pant leg to ride up with each step. It appears after trying other brands and in other sizes, this style of boot are either all made by the same manufacturer or by the same standards as they were all identical with identical problems regardless of the brand.

Way too bulky and clunky. Felt at least a full size larger than my normal size. Right boot zipper broke after first few months of use.

Absolutely HUGE

I tried 3 sizes thinking the the width would get wider. Even the one size larger boot was too narrow and "wide" is the only choice for this boot. I need this boot for ankle protection while riding a Motorcycle and the brand mentioned below I believe will be a good choice. However,I have not received them yet.

These boots take a lot of braking in. The 4E width I ordered is like an E. The boot was marked EW, not EEEE. I had to put a shoe tree in each and grease them up and then used a plastic mallet to brake the structure down enough that they wouldn't pinch. There is no arch support. From the heel forward it feels like there isn't a steel shank to help with the support like other boots have. I would have returned these but I needed them for a ride I was going on and couldn't wait for another pair.

I first ordered a size 10, my normal size and it was huge. I exchanged for a 9. The left foot was a pretty good fit -- although I could pretty easily slide my foot around. But the right foot was incredibly tight. I have never had an issue with any shoes before where one fit, but the other didn't. Certainly could be my feet...but I think there is something odd with the boot's cut. Secondly, they were incredibly hard on the sole. I know that this style boot must be broken in...the problem was not the stiffness of the boot, but instead the hardness of the inside of the boot. Could not imagine wearing these and standing for anything longer than a few minutes without some sort of gel insert.

The instep is low. A problem with many boots. The shoe runs narrower than a true EE.