Customer Reviews Ariat Round Up

I have had these boots about a month now. I ride about 4 days a week and these boots are keeping up around the barn and in my saddle. These boots are my first pair of square toe, I have ridden in round-toe for about 25 years, I adjusted to the square toe right out of the box. Also, my spurs fit nicely on these boots! I typically wear a 9 in round-toe, these I bought in 8 in half, after trying on similar pairs! They fit and feel great. If you are a western rider needing a new pair of boots, I Highly recommend the Round Up Ryder. Thank you Ariat for being the best!

I am very happy with my purchase. I usually wear a 7 in Ariat paddock boots and ordered a 6.5 in these and they fit perfectly. Easy to wear right out of the box, comfortable to work and teach in. I have gotten many compliments!

Super comfortable and fits great! I will be getting a lot of use out of these.

I've had these boots a little over a month and they are so comfy!!

Absolutely love these boots not only are they so comfortable they're also easy to break in! Definitally proves the theory of why I only buy Ariat boots!

I could've went a size smaller I usually wear an 8 in women but I could've sized down to a 7.5 but they are sold out so I'll keep the size 8

The Ariat brand boot is a great boot comfortable and works for everything.

I bought these almost a year ago and they are holding up amazingly! They are my main shoes/boots that I wear so they get used a lot! The reason I'm only giving a 4 star is because they run a little on the large side, I know what size I am with Ariats because I have another pair but the tops are really big on these ones... other than that I love them!

Beautiful boots but did not go in around ankle took a couple tries wanted them to fit well sadly had to return

Even though the boots were so comfortable I'm a little disappointed ...I was expecting better quality/workmanship for the price they were all scratched up.

Really, they're my go-to boot. Perhaps I'm a little too rough, but these boots only lasted me about 6 months before cracking/holes in the sides. I'll stick to the ropers, though I really liked the feel of these and the tall shaft. I would recommend on the condition that you don't ride 'em hard and put 'em up wet.

I bought these in a size 8 medium width and they were way too big, despite all of my other ariats being this size. I then bought them in a 7.5 medium width and they squeeze the sides of my feet so hard its uncomfortable. Im torn between buying them in a wide now or keeping them and hoping they will stretch out. I would not recommend buying them unless you can try them on first. I guess its that new "4lr" technology.

The boots are very beautiful at first glance, and I was really excited to wear them. However, on the very first time I put them on, while I was just sitting in the car, a perfect silver-colored circle appeared on the front area, where it looks like the color completely came off. I had literally just taken them out of the box, and I seriously doubt it was from rubbing against my pants because it's only that one circle. I am extremely disappointed and frustrated. Ariat is a well-known brand, and these boots are not cheap, so I do not expect this kind of defect to happen. I need customer service to provide an explanation and a solution for this issue. It's upsetting to buy a high-quality product and have it ruined almost immediately. I hope Ariat takes this seriously and addresses it properly

I've gone through my normal breaking in process and more. The boots are still pressing on a nerve or something on the top of my foot. I normally love my ariats, but these hurt. I've done wet socks, I've soaked the boots while they're on. I've been wearing them for 2 weeks now. And half way through the day my feet are killing me!

First purchase of Ariat western boots since I cannot find my size in Justin's other than full quill ostrich, which is not a realistic purchase for everyday riding.....I have a wide foot with a high instep, purchased 7C, instep is a little too snug, left boot is considerably tighter than right so I measured both boots with a seamstress tape. left boot is 1/8" narrower than right. Stitching on right foot is off centered by 1/4", back in the day they would be considered "seconds". I have never had these issues with the numerous pairs of Justin's purchased over the last 30 years. I will continue to wear around the house to see if the left boot stretches and becomes more comfortable...Disappointing...I was expecting better quality/workmanship for the price.

Orders these because they where suppose2 b wide and they are not even close