Customer Reviews UGG Adirondack Boot III

Why did you fix something that wasn't broken? I won't buy these again unless you make the original version again! Same with the Coquette slippers! New versions aren't as good for many reasonsI'll wait a bit then move on unless you bring back the originalsothers have said the same

I have had these boots for a few years. The soles are still in good shape but the shearling has torn. I don't think that this can be repaired so something to consider before purchasing this boot.

These boots are gorgeous, comfortable. But when I'm comparing the tag description from the boots and the specs information displayed in this site there is a discrepancy on the fur lining ( in this site it is said is real fur) on the tag it is said faux fur mixed. This disappointing me because I'm like to wear my Uggs without socks because I'm known will kee my feet warm more effectively.

Beautiful boot, just don't wear when icy. It was painful learning this the hard way.

I ordered these for my wife and she loved them until we took a closer look and noticed that one boot was made "correctly" and not other just botched. The fit was no where near close to what the other felt Iike.

It took too long to lace them up. I prefer speed laces so that I can pull once and tie. Beautiful leather though. I was hoping I'd like them because I prefer not wearing socks. The natural fleece lining in UGGs allows me to do that. I still love all of my other UGGs!! Maybe if speed lacing is added to this item, I'll try them again. Loved that they were waterproof!!

First off, I want to say I've been a HUGE UGG fan--having 3 pairs of Classic Tall boots (in black, brown and gray), 2 pairs of Ansley slippers (gray and chestnut), another pair of slippers no longer sold, as well as the ORIGINAL version of the Adirondack boot. My recent purchase of Adirondack III was to replace the worn out originals, so I expected an exact replica of the boot. The originals had a sleek, feminine design that narrowed at the instep. The Adirondack III's do not and look more like a "toddler" boot. But I figured I'd be happy with function over style. When I received my purchase, I immediately pulled them out of the box to wear. The first thing I noticed were sparse treads on the soles of the boot. (My sneakers have more treads than these boots.) The Adirondack originals had superior traction (which incorporated a "vibram" sole) with many treads on the sole, running up the back of the heel, up the toe and around the sides of the boot, providing great stability when walking in snow or hiking uphill. The Ad III"s are smooth as silk around the sides, heel and toe areas. Okay, so I figured I'll just wear them for warmth. Well, I had my first test a few days later in 20 degree (but dry) weather. I took my dogs for a walk wearing the new Adirondack III's and for the first time in eight winters my feet actually felt cold. For the previous eight winters, I had been wearing my original Adirondacks, which provided exceptional warmth. Sadly, I hadn't noticed before purchasing that the newest version swapped out most of the sheepskin lining (found in the original Adirondacks) for wool. When I returned home I changed out of the new Adirondack III's into my old beat up originals to run errands--and my feet were toasty once again. I'm truly disappointed, as I do not believe this newest version holds up to the quality of the original. They're nice boots--but for the price, they pale in comparison to the originals. I would not buy them again.

Very warm and comfortable. I am disappointed that the back strap broken within weeks of having them.

These shoes are just a popular high priced low value boot. Now if they last me for 4-5 years, I'll change my mind, but they will not functionally last. The interior will be worn out.

First off, I originally purchased the black on black Adirondack IIII boot, Paid for them, Ugg said they were shipped, only to receive an email days later saying they were no longer available. Can't begin to express my disappointment. So. I went for the chestnut version. When I got them, they weren't a chestnut nut color. more like a taupe color. in the description of the features, one feature that was part of the reason I purchased the boot was the sheepskin lining. only for the sticker on the bottom of the boot to say faux fur. Still a fan of Ugg products. just not over the moon about these boots with color and faux fur.

I didnt realize when I purchased these boots but they are a patent leather material on top. They also come not folded down where the fur ahows and its hard to turn the ahaft of the boot down. I wasn't a fan of this boot. Returned

Don't get me wrong, I definitely love these boots. They look great, and keep my feet dry. However, the -32 degree weather rating might be a stretch. It's currently 1 degree, -20 with the windchill in Ohio and my feet are definitely cold. I haven't been outside for more than a few minutes, so I'm pretty disappointed with that. At this price point, I definitely expected them to hold up in this type of weather.

Let me start by saying that these boots are wonderful! The exterior is beautiful while being tough enough for South Dakota winters, and the lining is SO warm. I love how easy it is to fold down the cuff for a fashionable shorter look, or leave them tall for heavy snow days. The sole provides great traction. Now for the sad part. I have high arches. The boots are structured in such a way that no amount of loosening the laces accommodates for this. Wearing the boots for more than a minute or two squeezes my feet so much that I lose feeling in my toes and and balls of my feet.

I live in Montana, winters here are long and cold. I have livestock so I spend a lot of time outdoors in the cold. These boots are well made but don't have the amount of shearling inside to keep my feet warm and Comfortable. Honestly, I'm really disappointed for the price I paid they are uncomfortable and dont keep my feet warm enough

I purchased these with high expectations, but one boot was clearly not the same size as the other, even though they were marked the same. I returned them and opted to buy Sorel boots insead.

I live in WI and wore these during our first snow/slush today. I was sliding all down the sidewalk. Love the lightness and style of the boot but I am going to have to wear my Adiroam hikers when it's bad because this sole is terrible. For this price point this shouldn't be an issue. 3 stars for style but 0 for functionality.

I bought these boots because I need warmth, durability, grip, waterproof and flexibility for walking up slopes and sledding hills. They look so cute, are well made and feel toasty but they aren't for me. These boots have a narrow toe box and seem to run small. I bought a 9.5 to fit my big right foot. The right was tight and even my smaller foot felt jammed in with toes overlapping. I'm bummed they didn't work but happy to look for some that will and that are within my price point.