Woodstock Waterproof Barn Boot Walnut Size: 8 1/2M

There was so much I wanted to like about these boots! A friend of mine had purchased them, so I bought them as well. I think I should stick with Ariat since they didn't fit her feet, but I usually don't have issues. So I thought I'd give them a try, but I should stick with My children loved these boots because they are super cute, they feel like great quality, and I'm sure they will loosen up with use. I bought them for travel boots for now, barn boots when they're Whenever I travel, I like to have a nice pair of hiking, travel, and riding boots with me so I'm prepared for whatever comes up. They are probably fine for riding as they have no arch support, and over the top of your foot, they are very shallow. You might not be able to wear these boots if you have high arches. I will keep them, but I will next time choose a boot brand I know fits me better.

Rene Pope

| Feb 08, 2021

There's plenty of room for your toes in this medium weight boot. A pair of Blundstones would be an excellent comparison, though the ankle support of a zippered side makes these a little more durable. Despite the fact that I had been hoping for a more supportive footbed, these shoes are quite comfortable. As long as they are roomy enough, there does not appear to be a problem with aftermarket aftersocks It is an insole sold at the market. It is possible that sizing runs a bit large (size 9 in Ariat is just right for It has a bit more wiggle room)* Btw, I spent a lot of time standing in puddles on an uncooperative horse today, both of which attested to their waterproofness, at least for the first week. It seems the leather and other parts are of good quality and should last for quite some time. In addition to having an appropriate heel and spur rest, they are also equipped for barn work. Give these a try if you are frustrated with the narrow or pinchy fit of other paddock boots. The line of Kerrits riding boots looks good to me! I'm a fan of Kerrits riding wear and think they are definitely going in the right direction!.

Hugh HUSSAIN

| Aug 08, 2020

Size 7 is the standard size that I ordered. That was a good move on my part not to My insteps are a little high, and my instep stretcher had to stretch them a bit to make them fit, which is standard In the end, I found them to be surprisingly roomy, especially around the toes. would be able to wear a medium sock, if not a sock that is fairly cushy.

Barbara Prince

| May 14, 2021

My Ariat Barnyard boots have been a part of my wardrobe for decades. There is only one problem the brown leather is scuffed and always looks dirty. Over the past year, I have used the Blundstone, which is at least black but wasn't Lastly, let me mention that I have the worst feet in the whole country. The bottom of my feet are really flat because of three separate bouts of plantar fasciitis. Insoles are the only thing that can help me. All the boxes are checked for these Kerrits boots! Ariat and Blundstone have joined to create a boot that is out of this world. Insoles can easily be fitted to the wide toe box with no problems. This garment is easy to wear and remove as a result of its zipper and elastic. Leave your spurs on if you like, which will save a lot of time. A pair of half chaps easily fits over ankles that are snug but not too tight. You can't tell that it's waterproof, but it's flexible and feels solid in the stirrups. A side benefit of pebbled leather is that it looks great and is very easy to clean. The best thing about them is that they are comfortable for walking around all day! In their first try, Kerrits beat out Ariat and Blundstone who have also been "boot companies" for years. I'm not sure how this happened, but it Kerrits, you are doing great and please do not stop making these!.

Erick Brennan

| Jun 05, 2021