Customer Reviews UGG Adirondack Boot II

Overall, the boots look really pretty, comfortable and warm. Don't get me wrong but the black still toe bleeds on the brown leather. I've exchanged the boots and the same issue occurred. When snow and rain comes in contact with the boots the black dye ridiculously bleeds everywhere making the boots look ugly. Not 100% satisfied with my purchase for these winter boots.

Unfortunately, I ordered this boot twice and returned both times. The quality and workmanship were terrible. Both orders, the boots were scuffed, stained and looked cheap. The are not inexpensive boots and would expect a lot more from them.

I've had these boots for a few years now and they have never once succeeded in keeping my feet warm. Maybe they'd work better for warmer winters, but they don't make it in Boston or Maine weather.

I absolutely love the style and materials of this boot. But they run very very narrow. I do not have a wide foot. I am usually a 9 or 9 1/2 medium. The 9 1/2 was so tight. I then exchanged for a 10 and the 10 was also so narrow and small. I had to give up on these boots. UGG please resize these appropriately so I can buy them.

These boots did NOT last through the winter. Ripped along the top where the fur is. UGG did not care to help me with the issue I encountered with these boots. They are very expensive, but might have been worth it if they lasted through the winter and matched the description. Worst customer service.

Maybe my boots were defective but they were not warm at ALL. It was maybe 0 degrees C outside and my toes were freezing with wool socks. I put my hand inside the boot and even the inside near the toes felt icy cold. Maybe a proper pair would have been warmer but I'm extremely disappointed in the quality of the customer service and will not buy again.

Terrible fit gives blisters

I bought these for my daughter to go to school in Chicago Sep. 2011. the first year she wore them maybe twice as there was little snow. This year she took them to Colorado for Spring break and on the 3rd day wearing them they ripped. She is now stuck in CO with ripped boots. She did not want me to buy her these boots but I assured her they would last all 4 years at University of Chicago and they would be an investment, How dissapointing! I bought these at the Rush Street Store in Chicago.

still waiting for product

not enough fur on the out side of this particular boot.

I bought these boots on Saturday night and was excited to wear them. I tried them out twice. The first was outside and my feet were cold. The next time was in my office and my feet were still cold. Not sure what the issue is as my feet are toasty in my old fashioned Uggs.

I asked my husband for nice warm boots for everyday use as well as walking our dog as a Christmas present. I was really excited when he picked these for me-until I put them to the test. These boots are meant for not so cold weather. I work outdoors all the time and am no stranger to the cold-but these boots were no warmer than everyday dress boots. I am very disappointed-and now stuck will VERY expensive boots that are not at all suited for a cold climate. I could only stay outdoors with them for less than 1/2 hour before my toes were freezing. I will not be a return customer.

I bought Adirondacks II boots in October. It just now started snowing so I started wearing them. To my surprise, the boots do not keep my feet warm. I mean for a [$] pair of boots my toes freezes few minutes after sticking them into snow or wait for the bus. It's not even that cold 28F. I am really disappointed. I mean if you are looking for a boot to keep your feet warm they are not the one. I should have stick with my Sorel. Might not be the most fashionable but at least I felt protected from the cold.

After a few short walks (15 min each approx) over the span of one afternoon I got the following: 1) a scar almost to the point of bleeding (skin off as a result of friction with the fabric) beneath the upper side of the boot behind the shoelaces. When I inspected the boots I felt and saw the rough seams that rose from within the soft sheepskin lining, this is unacceptable for a 200 pounds pair of boots. 2) irritated toes (reddened) from the tight fit on the outer sides of the boot, left and right. These boots run really small, but my feet are not wide above average so this should not happen if they had gotten the sizing right. I am 7 and I ordered the 7.5. The next size available which is the 8.5 would certainly have been too big for me. 3) I wore the boots with the cuff up and when you do this, you are tightening the laces above the boot and against your skin because the center part of the body of the boot is not high enough! so the fastened laces end up rubbing against your skin with every step, it is appalling that such expensive boots have such a poor design 4) Sore feet for the next several hours, this is in general all over my feet, apart from the points outline above 5) Needless to say that I could never forget I had the boots on while walking, clear sign that these are NOT for walking (but then, what are they for?) Too bad as the material the boots are made of are high end. They just lack the high-end design to be a real pair of walking boots.

sent back two pairs of these very uncomfortable expensive boots!! the insole hurt in the first pair and the thong cut my skin in the second pair.. Gave it a fair shake with two pairs!! I have multiple pairs of Uggs and never had an issue.