Ariat Womens Heritage III ZippaddockH2Oins Winter Riding

These boots fit as expected through the foot bed, and fit my narrow ankles beautifully. Not too tight so as to rub blisters but neither too loose so as to look like I have twigs stuck into my boots. lol.... They offer good arch support and are pretty comfortable to wear all day. They are a tad heavy on the foot, but not excessively so. They don't feel like they are weighing your legs down. They are warm and the matte black leather seems to be quite durable and they are also waterproof. There doesn't seem to be any bulges or bumps or seams inside that will do any blister damage either. Overall, I'd say these are a great pair of outdoor ladies' boots.

I love Ariats and they are the only boots I wear, the reason for three stars is that if you ride pretty much every day, they only last for about 6 months before they start to fall apart. I'm on my third pair in 2 years and for the price, I wish they would last longer.

I love Ariat paddock boots! I've never had the insulated ones. The boot is snug around the angles but i think in time they will stretch a bit. They are very comfortable and have nice arch support. I also like the waterproof in these boots

I love these boots, and wear nothing else all winter! They keep my feet warm and dry. They run slightly small, so I ordered a 1/2 size larger and they fit like a glove!

Great boots!

I'm sorry but these boots did not fit at all and the return window was too short so I wasn't able to return them for a refund.

Highly impressed with these boots. They are somewhat stylish for Thinsulated boots. Nice!

I bought a pair of these just before Winter of 2014. I didn't ride in them, but did wear them every day during the colder months while doing barn work. By Spring of 2015, the leather cracked across the top of the ball of the foot on one boot, where the crease would be from bending your foot. I found them to be very tight around the ankle and so would have to leave the zipper unzipped about 1". I think they run a bit small for wearing heavy socks. If I order Ariat boots again, will try going up half a size.Aside from the above, they were a nice looking boot that I wouldn't be afraid to wear into town if I had to. They were warm enough too.