Customer Reviews Bogs Ultra High

I have used Bog boots forever, in particular this style and color...this new tread pattern introduced from 2013 on will wear out within a year. Pairs bought prior to 2013 had a different tread...lasted 3 years - and I wore them EVERYDAY of a winter season...which is about 5 months long here. I am looking for other options.

I loved these boots when I first got them, and got lots of compliments on them. They fit great, were comfortable, and really warm. They were initially waterproof, but after only a few months they started to wear. Now I really can't wear them in wet conditions (which is why I bought them, living in Seattle). They have started coming apart at the seams which let water in. That means I end up with cold and wet feet.

I purchased these for a backpacking trip to Alaska as well as slogging around at home in Oregon. They are too short and very wide for my foot. They seem like they are identical to the men's bogs, which seems to defeat the purpose of ordering women's sizes online. They are also very heavy.

I don't go crazy with these boots, but I do shovel around my car, feed the chickens, load the wood boiler, drive all over creation and go to work in these boots.... Every day, they get wet. If snow melts on them, the inside is wet. I don't understand it. Seems to be no other comments on this problem...are mine just defective? They are super comfortable. These boots are fabulous when it comes to driving a car with a clutch. You can still feel your clutch!!! As I've said, my feet get wet. The boots do stay warm while they are wet....which is good I guess? Cold wet feet aren't the problem. Just wet!

Im done with leather and trying to find a stitched TRULY waterproof boot. So I was excited to try these. I'm usually a size 10. I tried size 9, 10, and 11. In every size my heel lifted up with every step like I was wearing Flip-flops. I don't know how anyone could tolerate walking around and working in these all day with such a loose fit. I suppose this is what makes them slide on and off easily, but if I cant work in them they are useless to me. I like the style, but they just didnt fit. They probably are warm and waterproof, but I will never know. Disappointed.

They are very comfortable and warm. They were warmer than my Sorel winter boots, even when wet. Easy to take off and put on when wet. They WILL get wet. I do a lot of outdoor stuff. Getting firewood, dog mushing, hiking, boating, fishing and hunting in dry, wet, cold and hot conditions. Tundra, swamp, mountaint, city, gravel, all of it. All kinds of weather conditions. I wore these boots almost every day over all kinds of terrain for half a year before they got their first leaks. They would be great for occasional use, but they are not good for constant working. The rubber wore out first on the top curve where my ankle meets my shin, then the heels went, then along the edges. I might as well be walking through the swamp in my sneakers. I threw them out today and I'm buying myself some sturdy mucks or something that's MEANT to be abused. If you want something trendy and stylish, comfortable and warm to wear occasionally, this is a good pair, but if you are working outdoors a lot, get something else.

I am a size 7 and 1/2...the 8's were way too tight. I returned them for a size 9. The size 9 fits fine but they don't keep my feet warm at all. I am pretty disappointed. They promise -40 and I can hardly go out of the house at any temperature and have my feet stay warm.

These were great out of the box--everything I wanted and more than expected. If only they would have lasted. I have had the same trouble with all the Bogs I have gotten--none have lasted more than 3-4 months of moderate wear. They start to crack along the seams. I have not had this trouble with other, similar brand-name boots. Very disappointing.

I bought my boots to wear. Although they are super comfortable, the bottom of the sole wore out within 5 weeks. It made for a very slippery boot in the water, even worse on ice. I live where it is cold and snowy. The boots are not as warm as you would think, but most winter boots do not live up to thier ratings. They would be the best boots ever if the tread hadn't worn so fast.

These boots would have been great except that the plastic cracked and split open just above the big toe area on both boots. I had only been wearing them a month when the cracks started (and only for walking the dog and riding my bicycle to work in the rain). Now, 6 months later, the cracks are huge and gaping and the boots are no longer waterproof. I am pretty disappointed. These boots cost 5 times what I spent on my last pair of rainboots, and those boots lasted longer.

I've been searching for a boot that keeps my feet warm and dry in winter that have at least a little style (i.e. could be worn both with casual and more formal wear), so I thought I'd give these a try. The boots kept my legs nice and warm, but my toes were absolutely freezing in -20 weather (the boots are rated for -40)... much worse than my previous pair that was only rated for -20!!! I think it was all the extra roominess in the toe area of the boot that allowed cold air to circulate. I only wore them once and I'm taking them back. If you're looking for a sturdy boot to keep to dry in mild (slushy) winter weather, then go for it, otherwise don't bother.

I ordered my regular size and this style is cut a size too small.

I think Bogs must run really small. I wore these for an 8 hr shift at the boarding facility I work at and only 3 hrs in the pain and discomfort were enough to make my consider amputating my feet.

I know my size in Muck and Hisea so I thought I'd give these a shot. They are def a size too small, and now it's going to cost me $10 to return and the correct size is out of stock. Waste of my time. :(

I have always loved Bogs. I have two dogs regularly needing to get outdoors and my trusty boots by the back door are worn in all types of weather. You have significantly changed this boot. It is much heavier, tighter in fit, and the material in which it is made (not neoprene) is cheaper in design. I won't be replacing my old boots anytime soon.

It comfortable at all, disappointed for sure

These are not the same Bogs that I've worn for years. A lot more structure had been added to toe box and foot bed making them uncomfortable. Additionally, there's more heel height. Returned. Going back to Muck Lucks

These have an extra layer of insulation around the heel that juts way out into the boot, and rubbed against my ankle in a very painful way. Could not wear these for more than a few minutes.

These are so cute. But hands-down a total fail. I'm so disappointed. I got rid of my other boots because these are so cool looking, lightweight and comfortable. I wore them today for the 3rd time but It was the first rainy day and my boots literally filled with water just from walking around getting rained on. Never had this happen with "another" brand. Like filled with water. The tops were soggy.

I'm a women's size 8, which I ordered. These were so big, felt like I was wearing my ex-husband's size 13 shoes!! Clown feet appearance on me!!! Had to return. Went to a sports store, couldn't find any high rain boots there, and I mentioned how I wish the boots in kid's section were available for grown ups. She tells me sometime's a child's size 6 will fit a woman's size 8!!! Who knew!!! So I bought the child sized 6 boot because it fit perfectly!! And it was on sale (at almost half of what I paid for same style in grown-up sized boots)!! Wish the Bogs web site disclosed all this! Would have saved me lots of time and money!

I returned the first pair because they leaked and the replacement pair leaked, too. My previous pair of bogs lasted years, but I guess it's time I moved on to a different brand.

I wanted you love these but I couldn't uncomfortable as all get out.

does not carry my size (7.5)

I ordered a pair and wore them on two short walks and good chunk of the tread wore off. I returned them and received another pair (had to pay for shipping) and have only wore these one the snow so far. The tread does not grip on snow or ice. I wore them outside in 20 degree weather while being active and my feet were freezing in minutes. They also gave me blisters.

Junk!200 bu ks and rubber peeled.of neoprene afyer 12 uses,waist of money.