Customer Reviews Bogs Sauvie Slip-On Boot

Great quality- finger pull-on loop could be a little bigger

Bought these for my husband for Christmas. They do run true to size (he has other bog boots) and he says they are comfortable. They are warm and look nice under a pair of jeans, so he can get away with wearing them for work. The only reason I knocked off a star is the pull-tab ripped off after a few months of wearing them. However, Bogs customer service was incredibly fast and efficient in responding to me and have refunded me for the original cost. I love to see great customer service and will continue to be a customer, we love their footwear!

These are solid boots. The only downside is the pull tabs are garbage. Way too small and ripped after a week of use. I took them to my local boot repair joint and had some real pull tabs sewed on. No issues since. Bummed I had to shell out and additional $25 to make these work but happy with the end result.

Comfortable, waterproof but needs to come with a shoehorn! Tight opening for my old foot. I got an 11 and wear an 11.5 sneaker and hiking boots. They have enough room and don't flop around.

Overall I will say this boot is ok. Its insulated which I like and what I was looking for. Waterproof also. The only issue I would say is that the boot is a bit hard to put on. I have two other pairs of Bogs that I can just step into, which I like. This one is a bit more work. Once on, its great, but getting there is a bit of a chore.

Stood by the product. Thank you.

The Sauvie's are great for wet, icy and low snow conditions around our house and on the walk to work. They're very comfortable, keep moisture out and warmth in. The only issue I have is the heel tab, intended to help pull the boot on, is pretty worthless. It's too small to fit even a finger inside the loop. You can't just slip your foot inside and need a pull tab/loop. I tied a loop of paracord to the tab to help with this. My fix is working well so far, I'm just not sure how long before the existing tab tears. ATTENTION BOGS, please enhance the pull tab to help improve this boot.

I do flood irrigation and got some late season rut hunters. While trying to get my 4th under warranty replacement pair due to pinhole leaks, that just can't happen in my line of work, I decided to go for an around the garden, everyday normal size boots because I do like the convenience of waterproofness and comfort. After about a week of wearing these sauvies they are ok. I love certain Blundstone boots and see these sauvies as ideally trying to more closely imitate the blundstones ( but blundstones aren't as waterproof unless near new). Sauvies slip on nice and fit pretty well. I think the foot floor is a little thin as I feel rocks through them to medium extent. I think the ankle tube needs to match blundstone height because just a tad more and they would really prevent water getting in the top. To kick off the boots the tabs on the back need to be a bit more pronounced/ bigger/grippier; they are too small and rounded to be very effective. The boot is essentially a rubber outer with pretty moderate traction, built around a neoprene-like bootie, and for foot sole comfort an inner foot pad/liner with a specialized plastic rib underneath for foot bending stabilization (which like I said, ideally would be a little thicker to avoid foot fatigue from feeling too many rocks when hiking). Already on mine the rubber outer above my ankle has pulled away from the bootie about an inch; not a big deal in a low priority spot, but after four days I'm surprised. Overall Bogs comfort is keeping me around for now, but there is something going on in the construction/material department. The flies seem to be failing quite easy at seem-like areas ( I say seem-like because I like to buy the "seamless" models for increased chance of bulletproofness, but the pinhole leaks and glue failing is happening in those areas. Fingers crossed for the company to listen and improve. With irrigation I didn't even use them except for 12+ hours for 2 days every 10 days during 6 months.

nice shoes. second bogs i've owned. one complaint- put a bigger piece of cloth on the back of the heel to make it easier to grip it when you are slipping it on.

This Sauvie boot is really comfortable. Nice cushy insole with a great outsole that is full width and flat for the most part lending itself to great stability. That being said, I need a long shoe horn to get them on, and a boot puller to get them off. I have tried the Muckster from Muck Boot Company, and although easier to get on and off, they don't provide the lateral stability you get with the Bogs Sauvie. I have had them for a few weeks, and they are already a bit easier on and off, but still not a slip on. If you are just going out to get the mail, could be more pain than it's worth, but if you are staying in them for a while they are worth the extra effort in putting them on and taking them off. A really nice boot. Would recommend to anyone after comfort in their sloppy weather boots.

Nice boot, but tough to put on - would not say they are a "slip on" as need to use the pull/loop tab at back of shoe to get on and it can be somewhat of a chore.

Great boot, could use more arch support, tag to pull boot on is too small.

This pair of Bogs are my second pair. My first pair have been part of my shoe rotation for years with not one complaint. Easy on easy off weather proof supportive footwear. I have one complaint about my new pair. The pull tab that helps you pull them on is too small. Can't get a finger through to pull the boot on. Other than that minor detail, fantastic!

Great boot! Runs small.

3rd pair of bogs over the years and they BBC are always solid.

Keep my feet dry. The insoles were damaged but they sent a replacement pair without any problems. The one complaint I have is they are hard to get on and off. The little loop at the back of the boot needs to be bigger so you can actually get a finger in it to help pull the boots on.

great boot......I wear a 13.5 but got a 14 for safety and was a little nervous with first wear as it was snug. The footbed softened and the collar relaxed a little for easier entry. Need a bigger heel loop for putting them on (can barely get my finger through it). Super comfy and getting better everyday.

Great boots but they do run big. My husband wears a 13 in just about everything, but he needed a 12 in these.

Terrific, only improvement would be a larger heal loop to easily pull on one handed.

I was going for a waterproof boot that was supportive and easy to clean, nothing too fancy. While this is such a boot, I find the shape of the sole to be strange. The insole has a highly raised heel and when I take it out to put in my orthotic inserts, it feels like the heel is lower than the toe. Still usable, but not great.