Customer Reviews Ariat Overdrive XTR Pullon H20

I live high up in the Colorado Rockies. Out of the 17 years I have lived here these are the best winter boots I have owned. Warm, dry and very durable. It takes about 4 days to break them in though so heads up on that. A true mountain man boot.

These boots are comfortable right out of the box. They've continued breaking on with use, becoming more and more comfortable. I was skeptical that they would be slip resistant due to the appearance of the tread, but they have been great. I work in a dairy with brick floors that are extremely slippery, these boots have offered the best slip resistance of any boot I've owned.

I bought these for my boyfriend. He works maintenance at a processing facility. Outdoors, excessive walking, lots of water, very dirty, and lots of moving machinery. He says they are very comfortable, even after a 2 day stretch where he worked two 8hr shifts (a double) each day! He didn't like the price, but the 6 month waterproof guarantee by Ariat helped him accept what I paid! They look very rugged, rinse off well, and are much lighter than is old steel toe Muck boots!

Great boots, comfortable from the moment you wear them. Boots run narrow I ordered standard with and they were to tight. I returned the for the wide size and they fit great. Zappos exchange policy is with out question the best, I had no problems at all. I will definitely use Zappos for my footwear going forward.

Great boots, comfortable from the moment you wear them. Boots run narrow I ordered standard with and they were to tight. I returned the for the wide size and they fit great. Zappos exchange policy is with out question the best, I had no problems at all. I will definitely use Zappos for my footwear going forward.

I loved the look of these boots but ended up returning them as they didn't offer the comfort I am used to. I work on my feet for 12+ hours a day and these caused knee pain.

Really comfortable, supportive boots. I typically wear Keen shoes, because they have a wide enough toe-box for me. Thing is, I have a wide foot, wide enough that I cant even slide into the wellington style boots that keen makes. I barely get into these, but I do get in. I wish Keen would use a wider neck on their wellies. These run a bit narrower, and I just barely squeeze into the Ariat EE wide. Honestly, if the boots weren't so kick-a$$, I would have called them too narrow. I'm glad I stuck with them, because they are breaking in nicely, and I have had no soreness wearing them all day. I do wish they would make the "pad" at the top of the heel a little more smooth or slippery. It catches a little on the edge as my sock slides in. In the least, they should have inverted that seam so an entering foot slides over it, rather than catching the lip of the pad. Smooth leather at that one slide-point would be my only wish.

Nice looking boot. I'm usually a 10.5 wide. I can work with an 11 medium (normal width). Ordered an 11 EE wide and it was really narrow. Will return for a new one.