Ariat Ladies Terrain Boot

Ariat Ladies Terrain Boot Reviews from Users

Reviewed by Louise Hamilton | 02-26-2012 Rating: 5/5
I purchased these to use while I function as a working student at a horse farm, doing: turnouts, cleaning stalls, washing horses and buckets, climbing in the hay loft and horseback riding. I wished to do a wide variety of things more than diverse terrains, have no discomfort although walking around a whole lot, and then experience devoid of obtaining to swap footwear. I have a bit of pain on the pads of my feet, but the toe box is wonderful and roomy, so I can add a gel pads. They had been unexpectedly a small slippery when I climbed a metal ladder (the soles had been probably a little damp from my other function). They really feel comfortable in english style stirrups. I did not have any blistering right up until damaged in like I did with my Jodhpur boots by the same manufacturer. My feet do sweat a great deal and either from within the shoe or outside the shoe problems, they now smell damp and musty following about 5 days of usage spread out over a two week period. I guess its difficult to do water-resistant and breathable in 1. The moisture wicking is not sufficient for me.

Reviewed by Bertha Bolton | 02-09-2012 Rating: 3/5
Bought these to replace aged worn-out pair of boots. I ordered my normal dimensions (Womens nine 1/2 B), and my finest match is with the removable insole taken totally out of the shoe. Issues with the insole: 1. Friction at the back of the boot (simply because the back of the insole moves versus the back again of the boot and pinches as I stroll) induced sore spots at the foundation of each heels correct away. 2. Toe-box is way also tight with the insole in. Since I at times like to put on double socks, I need to have a boot that does not place my toes to snooze when I do this. Without the insole, the match more than the instep is still nice and snug, so my foot does not shift in the boot when it is laced, but I have plenty of up-down and toes-spread wiggle space for my toes.In the past, I have at times had to acquire a Mens measurement seven boot in order to get a compression-free toe-box, and it is wonderful to have a Womens boot that (devoid of the insole) matches far more like a Mens boot. I have currently worn them hiking (to break them in a bit), and they are fairly comfortable and strong.

Reviewed by Constance Mathews | 01-27-2012 Rating: 4/5
i have constantly cherished these boots and am rapped to be able to invest in them at 50 % what they expense in australia, i must say although that i ordered bigger then what i believed i would need to make positive they wernt as well modest, and remarkably they are a tiny slim, but have a lot of toe room. i assume that will come down to me getting a wider foot then average. subsequent time might try out on some male boots to see if they fit

Reviewed by Lee Blackburn | 01-07-2012 Rating: 5/5
I maintain three horses on my house and wear these boots just about every day for riding, mucking stalls, and other barn function. They are the greatest boots for horse get the job done that I've found. Because I wear them daily, I do have a tendency to put on them out. I substitute them about each and every 9 months. I'm now on my sixth pair and would not acquire anything at all else. They feel superior in and out of the saddle—good foot support though riding, and comfortable for strolling.

Reviewed by Joan Gould | 12-19-2011 Rating: 5/5
I bought ths boot for riding and just kick'n about.