Customer Reviews Ariat Keswick Waterproof

Really nice boot, comfortable but unfortunately I had to return. I have occasional edema of ankle and shin area, and the front of this boot was too high, too stiff for that tender skin. Also really hard to get off if any swelling, or if have injured knees. I need a zipper to make it easier.

Too tight in the toe box. Returned.o wish you offered wider widths.

I am disappointed with the Keswick boots. I think that I have bad luck with Ariat shoes that aren't my riding boots. (For the record, my field boots and Heritage paddock boots are magical.) On the positive side, the Keswick boots are cute, and the soles are comfortable. They are definitely waterproof--I wore them recently during a bad rainstorm. However, they are clunkier and heavier than anticipated. Even with thick socks, they gap around my ankles (the top of the boots dug into my shins while driving, ouch). The length of the boot is good, but they still seem big/wide on me. Additionally, the suede on the back of the boot is already scuffed after one wear! I wish these had worked out, but I'm just going to shelve them for now.

I2021/22 winter is the first year I've worn these boots. They are not waterproof and they're hot. Incredibly hot. The materials feel cheap not like the waterproof leather boots they replaced. I've been wearing Ariats since 2000, and have to say, it's so disappointing to see the quality decline. I wo t buy again, and this is after 10 pairs in 20 years.

Extremely disappointed with these boots. I wore them for less than 8 months before the boots cracked and split from the sole. Despite treating them with mink oil and applying waterproofing spray, they're completely ruined. I contacted customer support about the issues and received no response. Better off buying Blundstones that offer warranty replacements. Avoid at all costs!

Uncomfy. The back is too stiff and too tall. They were going to cripple me; I had to return them.

Received as Christmas Gift 2023. Not water proof 3/1/2024. Not ridden in, just farm work. Same price point in commercial poultry gets you at least 6 months of Sperrys or Hunter boots.

I purchased these because they were on sale and I sent them right back after trying them on. I have purchased the twin gore II boots multiple times, but figured I'd give these a shot since they were on sale. I am usually a 7 or 7 1/2, so I bought a 7 1/2 to be safe. They were so small and narrow I could hardly get my foot in them. I bit the bullet and bought new twin gore's and sent these back.

I reordered the storm color and everything is off. The fit is much looser and more clunky, and the leather is more olive green and a velvety nubuck instead of leather. I'm super confused. I had to return them. Sad because my last pair was amazing.

These caused me so much physical pain before I simply gave up trying to get them to break in. They just won't stretch. I even bought one size too big and they were just way too tight width-wise, and put blisters on my toes and heels. I wore wool socks, thicker socks, wore them for a short time here and there in the house, to start with. And the tried them at the barn for longer and longer, and up to hours. But they just never broke in and now I can't return them. Don't waste your money like I did. Super upset about these.