Ariat Terrain Hiking Boot– Men’s Leather Outdoor Hiking Boots

I've done a few hour-long hikes, and then a long 4 day hike with these. Granted, it was an exhausting trip, but these boots shouldn't have fallen apart so.

Azrael Cochran

| Jun 17, 2021

My husband bought these for me and he said they fit perfectly, The only thing that isn't awesome is I bought new shoes, and these have clearly been worn once or twice. A lot of dirt is everywhere and there are rocks and tree branches embedded in the treads. A few scuffs can also be seen. Because my husband needed them for work, I think they are well worth the investment as long as they hold up. There is only one reason it doesn't have 5 stars because I am extremely disappointed that I paid for new instead of used and they clearly look used.

Jeremy BROWNE

| Oct 08, 2020

Having Ariat Terrain hiking boots is like having my second pair of It's not that I hike, but a lot of walking lays on my mind. The same thing as hiking, isn't it? Despite the fact that the original pair of Ariat Terrain boots is still going strong after five years, here's a quick update. You can't argue with that. They are still in great It is even holding up phenomenally on the soles and I am NOT a dainty little girly-girl An adult male. The shoes have yet to wear out despite my height and weight of 300 pounds, which is Grizzly Bear in human form. Grizzly Bear Man, don't you think it would be a waste to buy another pair of shoes if your first pair is still in such great shape? To be honest, I simply wanted a different shade of red. " I'll tell you why. There are no limits to how many pairs of buttocks people can have in AMERICA A kick in the boot! But seriously, great boots and they really do last a long time.

Adalee Brooks

| Oct 20, 2020

I usually buy Thorogood, Chippewa, and other U. S. brands. Our boots are made to be worn every day outside and while hiking and walking. It is impossible to find 90 dollar boots made in the United States. The toe box on my foot needs to be as wide as possible since I have several hammer toes on each foot. In my search for a walking shoe, I was looking for a shoe that could do both Walking and hiking Ideally a general wear boot that can be worn without a break-in period This boot has been in my rotation for 9 months and I'm still enjoying it. As soon as they were unpacked, they felt comfortable. Then I oiled them up well with pure Neatsfoot oil and immediately took them for a 7 mile hike that included excellent ups and downs as well as A good job was done by them. On wet or loose slopes as well as on rocks they are only a compromise as far as traction is concerned. Great care is necessary on these terrains. However, the tread is designed to be fairly even, so you will be able to slip into and out of saddle stirrups with ease. For hiking with heavy backpacks, most boots are designed with a heavy-duty sole It would be dangerous to wear lugged Vibram soles when riding on Furthermore, I don't have to take them off when I come in from the pasture, nor do I have to do a bunch of stomping and scraping to avoid bringing pasture dirt into the house. It would be better if the insoles were In Red Wing, I had a pair of custom insoles made for them that are far better than when they were new. They completely failed after 6 months and could not provide support. Overall they're decent boots for the price, and I'm very pleased with how comfortable they are. I often wear Chaco sandals in the summer, but so far I have not felt the need to change out of my boots too quickly. Since I spilled about a cup and a half of turquoise paint on my left foot just the other day, I will more than likely order another pair this summer. As beaters, the old pair will most likely continue to function for a good while. It's been a few months since I finished this review, and now I will I ordered these boots in July of '19 and it's been about two weeks to the day since then. Wearing them all day, every day, has literally been a daily occurrence. Observing them today, I noticed they are failing at the toe guard. They are separated along the big toe side of the boots where the toe guard extends into My official beaters are now in my shopping cart and I'm going to order another pair soon. There is only one issue I have with these boots - they are a bit bulky and lightweight In addition to the fact they aren't made in the US, they generally have good reviews on Amazon. An insole is a pair of shoes. These people are a bunch of It's virtually impossible to wear it every day and hike on the weekends after four months of wearing it. In order to address that issue, I obtained a pair of Red Wing insoles from a Red Wing store. The insoles are still working great, and I will put them in my new boots as soon as they arrive. Taking it in perspective, 90 dollars for the boots and 50 dollars for the insoles equal 140 dollars, which, divided by 365, comes out to about 38 cents a day for a pair of hassle-free, comfortable all-purpose.

Yareli Russo

| Mar 02, 2021

It is very important to me that my boots and shoes have a little extra space inside because it Size 11 is normally what I use. The boots caught my eye in a local shop, and I bought them. They were nice but the size 11 was too big and they didn't have a size Following that, I decided to look on Because their Wardrobe return policy allows one to return items that don't fit, I was able to try several pairs before returning them. There were four pairs in my order. Terrain pro H2o seemed heavy to me, so they would be the first choice if I went back. In addition to the terrain 10, I've also placed an order. The terrain measures 5 W for a 5 W by 10 W grid. There is a terrain H20 10 and a 5 D. This is the fifth category. 10 is the terrain. There was little room for error in 5D. Starting out in a size 10, I decided to wear it. This seemed to work quite well with the 5D H20. It took me a day to get my feet back to normal. In these boots, the insoles had a raised area known as the Metatarsal Strike Zone that was extremely After having the insoles changed for some Keen Utility insoles, which were much more comfortable, I went back to my shoes. I realized on Tuesday that terrain 0 had become bigger and larger over the last week. I had 5D H2O's on and my feet were swimming in them because they kept getting larger. The laces were too tight to tighten further, so they are definitely wider now than when I started a week earlier, which means they have Therefore, I returned the 10th terrain as well. The fifth letter is In my case, I kept Initially, it appears to be narrow for a 5 D terrain, however they will probably extend. My overall rating for the boots is 4 stars because they are comfortable. In order to get 5 stars, the insoles would have to be comfortable and should not sag.

Enrique Whitney

| Mar 24, 2021

You should know that although it says ladies, the boots have a mens size 12 on them. The thick socks I wear require me to wear a size 13 boot with a big butt. It has less to do with the socks than you might think. There's just something about my feet that make me look like an ogre. A 12 is normally my size. There are 13 people who are The women's size 12 from In Shape is designed for athletic women. This is a size 11 boot for men. In the current situation, 5 fits fairly well. We are able to work with the 12 they sent, although it has a bit of extra space. It is possible that the boots will get loose on me if they stretch at all, but I am not sending them back. My first pair they sent me was the wrong size. They sent me a new one of the wrong size, but it could still be worn. There doesn't seem to be any reason for it. Those of us with big feet may be hard to make Due to the fact that there are few places from where I can shop in my size (thank goodness for technology). It's been quite a couple of months since I wore these outside, so I cannot review their durability. Overall, they seem to be pretty durable, and I trust them to last. If you're reading this ladies, let me know your size 8 foot size. During this night, you can make a wish.

Adeline Wheeler

| Apr 22, 2021