Customer Reviews Tundra Boots Ruth

Pretty boot; but too tight in the calf and loose in the ankle. I am normally a size 6 1/2. I ordered the 7 and the foot feels only a teeny bit too big - perfect for thick socks.

It felt true to size as far as length and width, but there I feel like it needs to be a little more snug around the ankle area. I can slip my foot in and out of these easily without unzipping the boot. I'm going to try the Tundra Lacie next, in hopes I can make things a little more cozy around the ankle.

These are very nice looking boots cute and stylish. I live in Michigan with snow storm in middle of November and my feet did not feel very warm or toasty.

I wish these came in half sizes. I normally wear an 8.5 and based on the other reviews, I ordered a 9. From the way the nine felt, the 8 would have been too small. They were comfortable and warm, but the treads were way too smooth to last on any ice or snow. The suede-type material attracted lint and dust and cat hair the minute they came out of the box. I guess they were all right for the price, but they are definitely going back.

I have had Tundra boots before and was quite satisfied; however, this particular pair seems to be made very cheaply. I normally wear a size 8 1/2 narrow shoe, so I ordered a 9 medium in the boot; but, I couldn't even get the boot on my foot! I was too short and too narrow! Thus, I am returning them for a refund.

These were a little snug on my feet (usual size 7 in shoes). But beyond that, I did not like the feel of the material or the constuction of the boot at all. It felt lightweight and cheap. I'd rather spend a little more for a boot that feels sturdy and better quality.

Cute, but uncomfortable. The lower part of the boot is rigid patent leather, and cuts-in under my ankle with every step. Going back.

So, I wear a 7.5. Based on reviews, I ordered an 8. These were generous size so I could wear heavy sock. But, the size around the calves was huge. I kept them anyway. I wore them on a day with light snow covering intermittent ice spots. I had a serious fall. The boots offer NO traction. Poor choice on my part. I would not buy these again.

These boots were both too short and too narrow. I ordered a half size larger but the top of the boots were very hard and "scrunched" my toes. They were also very tight across the top of my foot. The material would also stain from walking through snow. I am going to stick to all leather boots and get felt/wool liners for them. I know better than to wear tight boots in sub zero weather so I am returning them.

These ran small and they were narrow. I ordered 2 sizes up from my normal shoe size which made them fit right for how I like a boot to feel (little room around my toe so I can still wiggle them), but the quality on these are just not there. They feel more cheaply made in comparison to other snow boots such as Kamik, Columbia, etc. For the price, you’re better off going with one of these brands.

boots fit improperly in the toe. I wear a 8 1/2 and ordered a 9 because they don't come in 1/2 sizes. They were still too small in the toe area and hurt my one toe just putting them on. But they were too big in the heel area, and they slipped a lot. Strangely shaped. I had to return them.

I thought these looked cute online, but when they arrived they looked very un-stylish and dowdy.

Why is it no one makes a cute, cozy warm waterproof knee high rain boot? Every single rubber Wellie, or rain boot has no support...has no lining, they make your feet cold, have no fleece or fur... and are hard to walk in. Why is it so hard for someone make a cute women's rain boot? One that flexes well so you can walk in them, .... and has a cozy liner... like fur, with maybe even a peek of fur at the top.... without making the boot part look ugly or massive or ugly, or like a snow boot.... for those of us that live in chilly wet climates? Why cant Wellies have options of fur, wool, or fleece liners? I don't get it.

These seem very wide around the ankles; I could pull them on and off without undoing the zipper.

I've been looking for boots for a trip to Denver and the Rockies. When these boots arrived, I found them to be rather plain. I could live with that, except they didn't seem warm even while I was wearing them in my living room. I'm returning these and will keep one of the brands that seems sturdier and better insulated.

These are really nice boots; however, you need to size up at least one size. I'm a 9.5 (or a 10 in a boot), yet I'd have to order an 11 to accommodate a heavier sock in winter. Also, if your legs are larger than 16 inches in circumference, you will have trouble zipping them up -- with bare legs, never mind with leggings or jeans on. What's happening with sizing in modern shoe making these days?

Unfortunately I had to send these back. They are super cute and generally comfortable. The size was true to my size and there was room for socks, etc. However, there wasn't arch support and I have a low arch. Wearing them for 20 minutes in my home left me with sore arches.

I appreciate that these boots have a very wide shaft. If you're a cyclist, or want to wear your jeans inside, you'll be fine. However, the fabric was very underwhelming. And the fit is poor: very large heel won't stay on, tight toe box won't accommodate thick socks, and no arch support.

I bought these boots hoping for something between a big, ugly snow boot and a more fashionable everyday boot. They definitely look more like a standard snow boot. I like that they are simple, which makes them less bulky than a regular snow boot, but they are still snow boots. Because of the previous reviews, I bought a size 7 (I normally wear 6 to 6.5 since they don't sell half sizes and the reviews all said they ran small), but they are huge. I'd say definitely a full size too large. If I were planning to keep the boots, I'd exchange for a size 6. I imagine even those would leave room for thick socks. In the end, I just don't like how they look enough to keep them.

These were just weird. I wanted to like them, but couldn't. They felt big but small. My big toe hit the top of the shoe (in an 8 and I wear an 8), but it was loose everywhere else that my foot moved around. Buying 1/2 size up was not an option. Disappointed as they are nice looking boots. Maybe it's just my feet.

I really wanted to love these boots, and I did...for the first month and a half. Then the inside lining shredded and I discovered the 100 percent waterproof claim was a fallacy. I bought these for work as a dogwalker after having bad experiences with sorrel boots and while these were an improvement, I am angered by the waterproof lie. Had I known I would not have bought these at the moment in time that I did. Also, be very careful about taking advice from reviews; I bought a size up and felt they were a tad big but made them work.

These shoes are loose! Trying to replace the comfort of Uggs. Loose heels. I ordered a size larger (10 when I'm normally a 9) per another review. Way to big. Returned for size 9. Still too big! I think I might give up... Returned em. Loose around calf as well. But cute!

DO NOT BUY, it was not durable at all. The material peeled on both shoes after a couple months of normal wear to business events. Was not aggressive with it at all either. The peeling revealed white cloth stitching underneath so it’s incredible noticeable. I had to paint it over with black paint but that didn’t last either. It’s also definitely not waterproof. It absorbs water and leaves your feet feeling cold and wet. I’d say it is more water-resistant than waterproof. A light sprinkle is maybe okay but walking through puddles is not doable. I got them hoping to have warm boots but it fell short. Would not recommend these boots at all.

too small, not cushioned, not a flexible sole.

These boots run small and narrower than the size indicates. I bought them for dog walking. After the first wearing, I came home with uncomfortable feet. My feet hurt.