Customer Reviews Bogs Classic II Tall

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.

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.

They aren't warm if it is very cold outside. Had to put sheepskin soles in them, and that still doesn't help even with wool socks. But they are comfortable.

Well made but they have absolutely no give at the top when you're trying to slide your foot into the bed. High insteps?, don't even bother. So bummed I had to send them back.

I like these boots overall but they seem narrower and more constricted in the toe box than my older Bogs in the same size. The 4 H design is a bit garish, but I'm not dressing for fashion but to keep my feet dry.

I ordered a new pair, because my old pair finally gave out. The old ones lasted forever! I even hiked 100 miles with them w/out one blister or foot soreness. Unfortunately, the new ones are 1" shorter on my calf as well as tighter on my calf. I don't have large calves they only measure 13-1/2" So I can't imagine how tight they'd be if I had wide calves.

I was hoping to replace a pair of your Bog's women's snowboots that I have worn the tread off of the soles but I'm sad that the boots are a little snug and don't have the same fit/traction that my last pair did. That said, they are still an amazing all around product and I will replace my old pair the minute I find them again online. I'm in and out of horse stalls and goat pens and hiking up muddy trails to traverse back and forth, and BOGS are the only footwear that can accommodate getting wet and muddy and then hosed off afterwards. My old pair was an 8 (a little big) and this new pair is a size 7 (a little small) so I'm hoping you will make a 7.5 soon!

The calf is way too small. I prefer the neoclassic because they are better all around

Normally I love bogs but not the 4H pair. They are not warm enough for my feet in cold temperatures. They are okay for 20 and above. Nothing below that. Very disappointed. Plus one boot was 1/2 inch taller! If they were seconds they should have been labeled as seconds.

The boots are very well made, heavy, and seem pretty heavy duty. You should be able to walk in the snow, mud, and various wet terrains and not get your feet wet. That being said, because they are more like a worker type boot, they are incredibly stiff and bend a little awkward around and behind the ankle, which causes a little bit of rubbing. I was looking for a light use (rainy days) type of boot, so this is more than I needed. The calf, neoprene, section is tight, but might come in handy if you don't want anything falling into your rain boot. I usually wear a size 9.5, and ended up with a size 10 after trying the size 9. I decided to keep them, but they are not the most comfortable boots out there, but they are well-built and pretty.

This is my favorite boot for farm chores. Any season. Problem is the neoprene split from the rubber so they're no longer waterproof above the tear.

The regular was too small in the calf, but the wide calf is HUGE! I can't win with these. I'm 5'7", wear a size 10, and couldn't get my calf into the regular size (never happened to me in any other boots), yet I'm swimming in these ones. The foot fits ok and is warm and super comfortable, but the calf rubs because its too big, especially when walking up steps or driving and pushing the gas/brake.

I purchased my first pair of BOGS several years ago, and found them to be the warmest, most practical (and comfortable) winter boots I had ever had. This year, I purchased two pairs which I returned because the shape of the boot has changed in such a way that they are bad for my feet to wear.

I'm so disappointed with Bogs these days. I've been wearing these boots for years and the quality control and sizing has gone downhill to the point I can no longer get a pair that fits. The foot bed is so wide and sloppy my size 8's are like boats on my feet, yet the size 7 is way too small. Sending back yet another pair.

Sizing was way off. I've always worn a size 8 in this style Bogs, but this pair was huge and shapeless in the foot bed area. I am returning them. Customer service was not as helpful in this return process either in regard to the return shipping costs due to their quality control issue. I was expected to pay to have them returned on top of already paying to have them delivered. After extensive back and forth they did however send a prepaid label to return them. I will think twice before shopping online here again.

States good to -40F. Have tried all kinds of socks, toes still frozen. Would NOT recommend.

Have not used them yet, it's sunny, 80 degrees. Waiting for winter, will update stars then.

Unfortunately mine cracked at that bendy part on the top of the foot after only three season and Bogs will not do any thing about it. Waste of $100 or more

The Classic High boot was a huge disappointment after owning the Whiteout Tonal Camo. I am an 8.5 shoe and ordered a 9 in both styles. The Whiteout was perfect & roomy for an extra pair of socks. The Classic High footbed was not. The seam up the back inside the boot was rough and hurt my heels. Overall, a disaster. I am a horsewoman and really put boots to the test. I would not recommend. The Whiteout line is a better investment hands down.

I owned a previous version of Bogs boots that worked really well for me... they fit well and lasted me for several years. When the old boots finally became to worn to wear, I order a new pair - the Classic Ultra Mid boot. I'm not sure what changed, but I am really disappointed in the new boots. They do not fit well. I am between sizes, and the larger size was sloppily too big and the smaller size is too snug; at least the smaller size stay on my feet. I think part of the fit issue is the way the heel fits inside the boot. The heel seems to roomy and so does not seem to keep my foot in the boot. Even the smaller size is sloppy in the heel while being too snug in the toe box. I imagine it's difficult to create a slip on boot that allows room for sliding a foot in and out easily and creating a comfortable fit, but the previous pair of Bogs that I owned seem to find that balance. These Classic Ultra Mid boots are just too sloppy for me. Also, after wearing the new boots for a few times over a couple of months, they developed a leak along a seam in the toe box. The timing of when I discovered the leak was within the allowed exchange period, so Bogs allowed me to return the leaking boots for a new pair of the same style, which I appreciate. However, afterward I began questioning the quality of the construction. I have yet to see how long the new pair will hold up. With the ill-fitting style and the leak, I'm disappointed in these boots. I hope Bogs will redesign this type of boot for a better fit and with higher quality construction.

They are rated for -40 today was the first day since I got them that the temp got below 0. I was outside for about 5 minutes and my feet were already cold. They do keep my feet dry through the snow and slush. unfortunately the bottom tread has started to peel off already.

High recommendations for BOGS. These boots were too narrow for me. Needed wide calf.