Customer Reviews Ariat Groundbreaker Pull-On

This is my first pair of Ariat boots. I researched them and read that Ariats tend to run at least half a size larger. I wear size 10 and ordered a 9.5. They fit perfectly. You get the nice "pop" in the heels like you should with all cowboy boots when you put them on. The heels will indeed come up slightly at first but after a couple of days, the soles break in and the heels snug right up. Great cowboy boot comfort and style - just in a work boot.

wow right out of the box seats are like a pair of slippers I've owned a lot of work boots over the years and these are very very comfortable and my wife said they're very stylish I think I'll get another pair to wear for best .very impressed!!

Sizing and fit were nice. Very comfy and nicely made. Good grips on the bottom. Exactly what I was looking for

If you have high arches, avoid this style on Ariat. Usually I wore couple Ariat in the past same size; however, this style is extremely tight in the overall, especially the top part.

This is my first boot purchase, and im so glad I chose Ariat. I am blown away by the comfort and support. Im a big guy, 6ft 4 and 340lbs. Im a manager in grocery, and on my feet constantly. These boots are amazing.

First pair of western boots I bought and these will be a staple pair going forward.

Perfect. Exactly what I wanted. Fit great right out of the box.

The boot is great! I love the way it looks and feels I work 10 to 11 hours a day in a trailer yard and these boots get it done. i only wish they we thicker leather. Other than that I would defiantly buy these again.

Third pair of Ariat boots, as much for style as for comfort and work use. One feature I like is that unlike some other manufacturers, sizing is consistent across their product line. Wanted something with less of a heel than a cowperson style boot and more traction than the Ramber or Roper, which can be a bit slippery on wet smooth surfaces. The shaft on the brown with black shaft Groundbreaker pull-on is not leather as it describes, but some other random nylon material. Flexibility of the soul/sole is something ranted against on Sunday (haha?) and the Groundbreakers are flexible enough for running and flexing your toes while listening to stories about a place of heat and unpleasant experiences run by a guy in a red suit. The style allows me to return from looking stylish at the fancy Italian coffee shop in my manual transmission sports car with very close together pedals, and go straight to the weekend chores of pruning the roses, mowing the badminton field, and raking the bocce ball court oyster shells.