Customer Reviews Ariat Terrain Waterproof Boots

I really like my boots but they're not truly waterproof. I would say water resistant. My feet still get wet and I need to change my socks in the middle of the day.

I purchased these boots several years ago and LOVED them, they lasted waterproof a couple winters here on the coast. They were a size 8 regular so I ordered a new pair same size but they were so tight and small I had to give them away. So I ordered the 8 wide still does not fit the same being too big now but I wanted to give them a try and have been wearing these about two months and are so insulated they made my feet sweat, so I thought they would definitely be waterproof, as advertised. But was VERY disappointed in this newer model, first ride out in the rain within two hours they were soaked through! Seems ridiculous I have to put a waterproof spray on a waterproof boot when I pay extra for that feature!

I bought these last year thinking they would stretch but I cant wear them they are brand new, they just wouldn't stretch to be comfortable I bought a 8 wide they a great, but it was after the time that I can return them so I have a brand new pair sitting in my closet. I emailed and nobody contacted me I just want to exchange

Great boot except for color. They are very comfortable, but are not really black, rather a weird shade of blue. "Distressing" looks a bit like mildew.

I borrowed a pair of Ariat hikers from a friend when I went to Iceland for 11 days. I loved them, rode for days, and hiked all over. No blisters, lots of room for warmer socks. I decided to buy a pair of my own. Have to say I do like them, but disappointed on the padding. The older pair has a nice soft fluffy top and extra padding in the boot, also the tongue of the boot is very thick, could not even feel the laces. Ariat must have decided to save a few pennies and cut down on that. I find the boot now moves around more, and I had to find something to put under the tongue to stop the laces digging in. It's to bad they decided to do that.. Went from an amazing boot you could wear all day, to one you wear to ride, put your horse away, and take them off.

This was my first pair of boots - ever. Ariat was highly recommended. Took a bit to break in, but once I did I loved them. I wear them for working around our small farm (nights & weekends). Now, about 9 months in, the stitching on the top of one boot has come out. I do nothing that rubs the top of the boots - just walking & squatting down. I already bought another pair - I hope they hold up better. For the price they should last more than a year.

I bought this boot and had to return it because the boot isn't very tall where the foot is. I couldn't get it on easily and it hurt my feet but they are very nice looking boots and seems like they are well made.

I bought these boots back in May and they are already smooth on the bottom. I wear these boots everyday for work and for around the farm. They are super comfy and I love them but I am just disappointed in the fact that the bottoms wore down so quickly.

wish they came in wide width, have a pair regular width just to tight

I have been wearing Ariat for years, I got my first pair before I could even drive. Now my last two pair have been VERY NARROW!! Do they not come in a wider size? Why did they start making them so narrow now? :-( Love the boots and I buy a new pair every year but I might have to return this pair for another brand if they don't come any wider but I really want to stick with Ariat!

Bought these boots because my older pair of all-leather Terrain Pro boots finally died and apparently they don't make that model anymore. I have wide feet, and my old pair of Heritage boots were not comfortable enough to work in all day as a groom. These newer boots were wide enough and very comfortable and easy to break in, however, they have not lasted nearly as long as I have come to expect out of my Ariats (all my other pairs have lasted 5+ yrs). It has been less than 2 years at approx. 2-3 days/week of wear and already they are trashed. The suede is cracked through all around where it meets the sole and there are holes at the seams on the sides of the toes that let all the arena sand into my boots. Overall, these boots are comfortable for teaching or working around the barn but I would call them "light duty" and not expect them to last very long.

These boots have a very DULL finish...no shine as shown in the picture...not as pretty as the picture

Ripped after having for only 2 months and toe box was weird.

this would've been my second pair my first pair I loved them they fit perfect so I expected that on the second pair. It was so far from it they didn't fit right at all. The quality wasn't there at all. I'm sorry to have to write this, but I'm assuming you want me to be honest. I was very disappointed.

These were my third pair but now suddenly they seem to narrow. I don't have a wide foot so I don't know what happened. The pair before that cake y similar so it's not a one off. Thankfully calf size is still good but they are no longer as comfortable as they used to be.

Got a over a year ago and the the soles on the bottom of the boots are already wore out. I'm really disappointed at them because I've had got yours boits before. And never wore it like that. And remind you I did not wear fall summer long. I just started wearing again. Probably, in September.

Very uncomfortable the toe is way too pointy. Old style much better

I love these boots. They are comfortable and fit well, but the back of the right boot tore on me. They dont seem to hold up well.

Between my wife and I we have had y pairs of Ariat Terrain boots. They are excellent when new. Lightweight, very comfortable and excellent for walking. But they only last for 2 years of moderate use at best. Then they start falling apart. The soles detach from the leather on the sides. The toe caps crack and start detaching. They never last long enough for the soles to wear out. But they are great while they last.

Are these a return? Fresh out of the box and the toe is scuffed. Pretty disappointing

Last 3 pair of waterproof all terrain- soles come unglued just after 3-4 months of wear! Cheaply glued- will not buy anymore

I had to go down multiple sizes. I also recieved multiple boots where the stitching was missing. I love the appearance of these boots so much but it should also be noted that it will not be possible to get them reheeled there for not a good investment for myself.

I have purchased this boot many times, it is my go to , the fit is always spot on and offer great arch, support and have never had an issues with them until recently. I purchased a pair back in December, they started peeling at the toes, I was using cleets on them so I thought it was that. I bought a second pair in March, they look nice enough to wear to work (I work in an office setting) I babied these. Only wore them to work, these boots never saw a hike but they too are peeling on the toe and actually starting to come apart. Very disappointed to say the least.

They fit just fine, but straight out of the box they're not just scuffed they're scratched. To the point it looks like a cat toy. Other review photos don't look this distressed..

These boots have seriously dropped in quality and the fit has changed. I have this same model of boot from like 20 years ago (eek) and they look almost brand new. I recently tried 4-5 pairs of the Fatbaby Western I and II and returned them all. The leather feels cheap and thin, and the boots lack the firm structure and weight they had in the past. The sizing/fit is weird - am either stepping out of them or they're too tight, even with the half sizing. I contacted customer service for recommendations of other styles that might be better for me, but I never heard back. Was an enthusiast of this brand, but sadly no more.