Customer Reviews Bogs Sauvie Chelsea

I bought a pair of these boots to replace a beloved pair of the identical model. Unfortunately, Bogs has changed the fit significantly. They are really NARROW now. If you have a bunion, be prepared for a painfully cramped toe box. And, inexplicably, the heel feels a bit longer. BUMMER!

I have always used "Muck Boot" brand for my rubber barn boots. I decided to give BOGS a try after noticing several of my students wearing them. I was used to a low muck slip-on, so was concerned about the BOGS boot coming much higher on my foot towards my ankle. It turned out fine. The BOGS boot is comfortable and offers a large toe box, something I need with thick socks in the rainy, muddy barn conditions. It has nice arch support and the boot is roomy enough for me to add my own orthotcs. I would recommend giving BOGS a try if you have only worn Muck boot or LL Bean boot brand.

I really like the comfort of the shoe. I wear them when gardening and any outdoor chores when the ground is wet. I have some trouble getting hold of the tab on the back to pull the shoe on. Maybe it could be a little longer. The fabric around the top is great at keeping soil out of your shoes. I wish there was a tab on the top/front to help keep the liner from from rolling in to the shoe when you put it on. Will definitely buy them again.

Quality footwear. I found them to be a bit sloppy, too wide for my liking since I have a narrow foot. Thought about getting a smaller size but already had the smallest one available. I am keeping them anyway since I desperately need boots that work in the mud.

These are fantastic for rainy days and light yard work. However, they are not as comfortable as my previous bogs. Recommend more cushioning.

Very comfortable and true to size. A little difficult to put on because the little loop on the heal is so small I can't fit my finger in it so I have to hold onto this little strap while trying to balance on one foot. Hope the hold up through the winter.

Very comfortable, I sized up since they only come in whole sizes. I bought these to take my dog for walks at conservation area. I use them almost year round. In the summer they keep my feet dry from wet grass, rain, and feet don't get too hot. In the colder months I wear a pair of wool socks and wear as long as snow is not deep. They have good traction on soles for mud and some snow. My only negative is that after a year they started cracking on top side and were no longer keeping my feet dry. I bought another pair and hope they last longer or else they will be my last pair.

Generally comfortable. Tight top keeps dirt out but make the shoe warmer overall to wear. Sole is softer, so you can feel the gravel underfoot.

These are very comfortable and stay on my feet unlike other boots I tried. I am an 8 1/2, so I got size 8. I wish companies would make half sizes. They are a little snug, but not uncomfortable.

I received my Bogs and I really love the quality ... but I feel you need to size up from your regular shoe size. I relied on the reviews for sizing and got the 7 and should have gotten the 8. These hug your feet and I can not even wear a lightweight sock. With that said - they are perfect for gardening and messy yardwork! They offer stability and protect against water/dirt. I would definitely buy again (just a bigger size!)

I just received these yesterday so I can't really comment, other than they seem well made and durable. Size for me was good.

I bought these to replace the Bogs I bought 7 years ago to use as gardening shoes. I loved the old pair (Rue (71152-400 7 M) Blue) but after years of abuse, they were starting to crack. I couldn't find that exact style so settled on Sauvie Chelsea, the closest I could find. Pros: They are very nice looking, are comfortable with nice arch support, good treads, and water proof. Cons: They have a soft inner soft liner that comes up higher than the my old Bogs. I am finding that a little uncomfortable (tight around my ankle) but I imagine most shoppers would like the liner for comfort. (I always wear short socks with mine.) What I also liked about no liner is that the entire exterior of the shoe was water proof so I could hose them off after a muddy session in the yard. Also, the old pair was easier to put on. These are still great. I'm sure I will get used to them.

I like these but find them a little hard to get on. They are great for the garden or wet grass.