Customer Reviews Arcopedico L31D

I own three pairs of there boots in suede and they fit perfectly in size 11. These definitely run small. Must wear a very thin sock as they are tight

These boots could be perfect but they're for people with a high foot arch. I removed the insole hoping to replace them with a lower arch insole but the high arch is in the inner sole, not the insole.

They were oddly tight around the calf and the arch support seemed more pronounced than typical. They look like a superhero boot, which could be cool but it wasn't the style I was looking for. Also, for the price they are , they don't look or feel as well made as I would expect.

I wanted to LOVE this boot. It is very stylish; very much what I am looking for. The arch is okay but the entire sole is very sponge-like and I don't trusts that the arch will stay supportive or that the sole will hold up. Everything else is was spot on.

I liked the arch support- I’ve had this brand before and I have very high arches that are difficult to fit without orthotics. Unfortunately these were too tight on my calves so I had to return them. My legs are average, not wide, but these were super snug.

I'm typically a true 8.5. These felt way too tight

I am petite and relatively fit. I could not zip these over my wimpy calves. Not a prayer of getting them over even a thin pair of leggings. Also, the tongue is just loose and is difficult to keep straight. I did not mind the look of the Vegan leather.

Oh how I wanted these boots when I ordered them and I am so disappointed that they are not going to work for me. They have a lovely design, very attractive and comfortable, with the exception that the insole felt very thin and flimsy and that they are not a high quality leather. Like others who left less than 5 star ratings, I felt that the lace up situation in the back was executed poorly, ESPECIALLY considering the expense of the boot. The "tongue" of the back lace up is not very well secured in the boot nor does it allow for much adjustment of the laces. The tongue was not staying put well either. I don't have very large calves, but the fully tightened laces are extraordinarily tight. Which is clearly why some reviews say that the zipper broke on them. I would rather not take that risk for the high price of the boots, especially when they aren't leather. So, for me, personally, that is why I am sending them back. I think if the lace up design were not so half-heartedly executed, I would even just take a chance on these boots. But instead I will continue my search for an excellent and comfortable boot which meets my expectations for this kind of price.

Love the boots in almost every way, but they're poor quality. I've only had them for 9 months and they ripped at the zipper. Getting it replaced seems like a temporary fix and is more expensive than I'd like. Aside from that they're comfortable, fit perfectly, never smell, and have wonderful arch support while leaving your toes able to move and flex.

These are really cute and the first time a tall boot has EVER fit my chicken legs. The toe area was super comfortable and the material felt like I was wearing slippers . . . except for the hard plastic sole, which has an extremely pronounced arch. I wanted so badly to keep these but the arch just killed my foot. I am so, so sad. I wonder if all Arcopedico shoes are made this way?

Sadly these did not fit my athletic calves. I'll be returning them, but let me say that if you have thin calves and need a pair of beautiful, fashionable brown boots, buy these! Only gave three stars because they didn't fit my legs, but give them a try! You won't be disappointed if they fit.

These look and feel very cheaply made. They are,to my mind, not an inexpensive boot, but feel very cheap.

Usually wear a 39, but went with a 40 based on reviews. It was very snug. A 40.5 would have probably worked. I decided to return instead of getting a larger size because the arch support is very prominent, in a way I found uncomfortable. The sole of the shoe feels quite thin, but then there's this huge bump in the arch. Also, I thought I had slender calves, but they are not slender enough for these boots. I can adjust the fit with the laces which is nice, but would have like a little wiggle room. I do like how soft and comfortable the leather is

Boots looked good from a distance. I really liked the lace up detail in the back. The material though is very thin. It made the foot look more like a slipper and the ankles were a little slouchy. I did not feel like these would wear well or last more than 1 season. I'm bummed out because they actually fit me which can be a challenge. I was also excited that they had the extra bonus of being vegan. Sadly they will be returned.

They are so cheap looking. They’re extremely lightweight but very very flimsy. I always wear a 38 in European sizing and my toe is right up to the edge. So order a size up. I am returning these because the size and they Look like something from the dollar store as far as crappy looking quality.

I really wanted to love these. They're lightweight and fit perfectly in the foot. But the shaft was WAY too narrow. I have skinny calves, and I could barely zip it halfway. I even loosened the decorative laces to see if it made a difference, but it didn't. I was so disappointed.

The size of Arcopedico boots are goofy. I normally wear a 9.5, normal width. Bought these in a 41 and they were too small. Bought a 42 and they are too big. So I bought a different style Arcopedico bootie in a 41 and they are way too big. I don't understand. Two different styles of Arcopedico boots, both size 41. Neither fit, one is way too big and the other too small. Strange.

I love Arcopedico boots and shoes. They fit perfectly and are so comfortable I never want to take them off. But these were too snug for my calves.

I saw a friend wearing these, and thought they looked cute so I bought them. I will be returning them ASAP. They are too tight on the calves, and are not comfortable. I doubt I would ever buy this brand again.

I was looking to replace my Saloman Thinsulates I've had forever. Even before putting them on, it was a NO. In my opinion, unstylish, odd footbed, inexpensive looking, doesn't hit calf in right place and too tight on calf (I've only ever had the opposite problem). If they were <$50, maybe I would keep, but they would never be my go-to casual, cute, warm boots.