Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Kragg Insulated

I've been using this shoe almost exclusively for the past month in the Canadian cold weather. Comfort: the outsole of this shoe is flat, no rocking movement at all, it takes time to get used to it especially if you are used to a rocker shoe. The insoles are soft but far from "walking on clouds", you can't compare it to any recovery shoe by any means, not even close to a pair of ultra boost to say the least. I can definitely see what other reviewers said about having blisters wearing this shoe, there are hard spots at the top when used for a long time and on the heels too, I am assuming the part around the heels is to secure the shoe but it rubs against your skin/socks. Warmth and water resistance: insulation is only on the sides of the shoe and not at the top "stretchy part". It works for mild snow with heavy merino socks, not for your coldest days. The look of the shoe: Looks different, some would say it looks like a scuba shoes, but I like it. It looks good with the right pair of pants like the Gamma LT, but not with joggers or slim-fit styles as the top will look weird imo. Also, I've only had this shoe for a month and there are a lot creases all over the top of the shoe. Many reviews mentioned sizing up, and yes 1/2 a size at least and still putting it on is a struggle. Would I buy it again: I would say no, it looks different and good for walking around the house but nothing exceptional. I would choose the Aerios FL over this shoe any time of the day.

i took the chance and ordered these online. I really wanted to love these. I have a pair of the Kragg Slipper versions and was hoping they would fit similar. The shoes have a weird chunk of padding in the heel cup that caused alot of rubbing. They also fit smaller than the Kragg Slippers. I would size up by at least a half size.

The first shoes that my foot is to tight for. Why do you make the hole that tight?

Really wanted to buy this but when tried at the store my feet simply wouldn't fit the entrance of the shoe. It took a lot of effort. Looks cool but really bad design

They look awesome and slick and would give a 5stars for the comfort well done bit the quality isn't there for a such big brand, I bought my kraggs end of October and haven't worn them till the end end of November how ever I could count the number of times that they were worn to commute to work and already the rubber part is tearing apart

Recently purchased a pair of Kragg high tops, they felt fine - a big snug at first but nothing out of the ordinary. After wearing them for two days, they've caused the top of my foot to blister from the constant rubbing between where the different materials meet along the middle of the shoe. They are simply unwearable and I have relatively small sized foot for my size. Customer service was unhelpful as I was told "I should have tried them on in-store then" with no other suggestion or solution.

I don't really understand these shoes. First of all they are too small. I own 5 pairs of Arc'Teryx shoes and they are all true to size. These are about 1 size too small. Plus, for a 'winter' shoe, you would probably pair them with a thick pair of socks. So, you might need to go up 1.5 sizes. Now the weird part. These are supposed to be insulated, but there is no insulation on the top or in the toe box. The only insulation runs down the sides of the shoe. I don't know about you, but the first thing to get cold for me is the toes. That's where I want the insulation. What purpose does only insulating the sides do? I wanted a pair of slip on shoes for walking to work in the winter. These do not fit the bill.