Customer Reviews Bogs Neo Classic Wide Calf

These boots are well-made and comfortable, like my old Bogs. They are the same size (women's size 8) as my old Bogs but they are roomier and require thicker socks. This makes them slightly easier to get on and off, but a bit floppier for walking since the fit is less snug. They serve the primary purpose of keeping my feet dry.

Nice waterproof and toasty boots, but they seem to run a bit bigger than I had hoped.

Boots are great just wish they had something other than black

Durable and great protection for my feet and legs when I'm working on the property. Keeps the blackberries from tearing me up.

I like them there warm. And comfy but I wish they would last longer . I wear them to do chores to take care of the sheep , goats llamas & donkeys here . Some reason my BOGO boots seem to wear out within a year & half

Love these boots! Wear them daily for hours at a time; cleaning stalls, out in the pasture, feeding, and even riding. Keep my feet warm and dry. Work is pretty extensive, so typically last 2 years before they need replacing. Seem to rip out in the same spot each time. As a whole, very happy with these boots!

Bought these boots to replace an old pair of Bogs that I wore outlove the style, pattern and fit so far. The only thing odd is that they started squeaking after one wear so I'm trying to see if that resolves with additional wear. I will continue to wear and would buy again.

They're warm and keep my feet dry(Sub-Zero temps in MN). The handles do let snow, so wear pants that take this into account if you'll be in deep snow. Sized up from my normal size, great for larger calves (after trying some other boots from bogs, easy return process), my heels come up some when I walk.

I like these boots, but they are a little stiff. I am a little scared to drive in them. They are very warm and very comfy.

My fourth pair of Bogs, because of their reliability and because I wear them on a working farm. Nice height, calf allows for my thick muscled calves, easy on/off, and kudos to the new features of a more substantial firm outer sole tread and a good inner sole arch support system to make the boot fit my feet much better. I am skeptical that these will be warm to -58 Fahrenheit as noted on the description (I hope to never test that condition) but they are the warmest pair of winter chore boots I have owned in 65 years. I tested them in the recent Wisconsin Christmas storm blast of 2022 and my feet were not entirely comfortable if I wasn't moving all the time (should have worn a wool sock), BUT that is hopefully an unusual extreme. Long live Bogs! and may their industrial designers continue to innovate.

They're noisy. They slap against my legs and are pretty loud when it's just myself walking. Makes a dull "thunk"ing noise. But I like them. I have the tonal leopard. Their best feature is how easy they are to slip on. Invaluable for winter. They've handled ice and snow well so far, but I haven't had them long enough to test full traction and durability. I've walked in them at negative temps for short bits of time and haven't felt cold in the feet, but again, I can't say to how well they would hold up for longer periods of time.

I love these, they are comfortable and easy to slip on and off and lightweight. I feel they'll be great when it gets wet, cold, and muddy. I had a problem with sizing and had to exchange. I originally bought Sauvie Slip On Boot Painterly in a size 9 and after putting it on, I had a hard time removing it (I normally wear 8.5). So I decided to get the tall boot and was concerned about the calf width so I called and they told me it was 15 inches which wasn't listed on the website. I also purchased the Patch Slip Vjay (shoes) and had to exchange those for size 8 --- as the size 9 was more like a size 10.

This is a great waterproof insulated winter boot. Good traction on ice and completely waterproof when submerged. The front center rubber that connects to the neoprene started to peel away after a few weeks of wearing them, but did not affect the integrity of the boot until after two winters of heavy use. I hiked through snow in these boots almost every day before the neoprene tore completely, so I expect they would last three winters just using them for typical street walking and outdoor chores.

I wear these boots every day, feeding my livestock through all weather. Temps have been -20 degrees and my feet are very comfortable. I love Bogs boots! The only thing I would change is the seam up the front of the upper. It rubs on my shin bone and makes it sore.

Purchased these as well as the Arcata. The Neo Classic Tall are good, but the Arcata keep my feet warmer. I got a size 9 in the Neo-Classic and a 9.5 in the Arcata. I'm usually right between those sizes. The Arcatas can be tighten with the laces and are great for my smaller ankles. They're fully lined and keep the snow out, even with the handles. My feet stay super warm with only one pair of regular socks. The Neos are good, but since I have smaller calves & ankles, the snow can get in the tops. I could wear 2 pair of regular socks, and leg warmers fit nicely with it too. They're a little more uncomfortable to drive in than the Arcatas because the upper material meets the rubber right where my foot bends. My feet do not move around in either pair, which is great. They were great with the amount of snow we recently got. No slipping and good for mucking around. The handles on both pairs make them a breeze to pull on. I appreciate that neither are too bulky. Overall, worth the money.

I am a person on the slender side, and I am finding these boots to not hug my feet and calf as I would want, ideally. However, the cushioning in the footbed is amazing and they are otherwise very comfortable. They keep my feet pretty warm. I'm also finding that because there is a lot of space all around my foot, they do not keep my toes as toasty as they could. Might try wearing thicker socks. Could a more fitted version be created for the thinner people, as there is a wider version for those that require it? Some reviewers mentioned discomfort from the nubby part around the ankle which keeps the boots on as you walk. I don't find that part uncomfortable. Wanted to mention that I got a pair of what seem to be the same style of boots for my 6 year old daughter this winter, and hers seem a little more fitted, less clunky.

I do love these boots. sizes are off a bit. In this type of boot Im usually an 8 my size is 7.5. The 7s are a bit small and 8s were HUGE. But my feet are warm and dry and comfortable.

Love these, comfortable, cute, and great for working on our farm.

These are pretty boots but for my wide footed daughter, they just were not completely comfortable. It was just a little squish to get the foot in through the ankle part-plenty of space in the toe part, but I did not want to pay good money for even a little squishing of the foot. So, we returned them and got the big black bogs instead--those fit perfect.

Super easy to put on and step into. Not as clunky as I thought they would be and I really like the print. The part of the boot where the print is, is NOT stiff and very flexible. I was worried if they would actually keep my feet warm, but they do. Even when i go out with no socks in 20 degree weather. I do like these better then the LaCrosse thermal boots I bought. Those were rated to -40 and in 7 degree weather with heavy socks my feet froze.

Great, warm and light. Thought they came in shiny black but ...I guess they dudnt

The quality was good, but I thought the style was clunky

I use my boots around the house, outside to the chicken coop, in the snow, muck, you name it. I have very narrow feet and was actually surprised how well the actually fit. They are also true to size. Extra thick socks and i am ready to go, and don't have to worry about stepping out them.