ARIATMen's WorkHog Waterproof Work Boot

Ordered size was perfect fit , looks good , and not super heavy , easy to walk in and drive with .

First let me say I know everyone has their favorite boot for hunting, winter, working and etc.., but these Ariat Workhog boots are really GREAT! This is my 3rd pair over the last 8-10 years and I have put them through the Josh test, as my wife calls it! I am really rough on pretty much everything I put my hands on and things I wear and these boots have passed each and every time!!!! I could go on all day about these boots, but I will list the big pros and cons-Pro's-Great Fit (remember to order correct width too!)TRULY waterproof (just to see on my 1st pair years ago, I stood in a creek bottom for about an hour or so--NO water)Leather and stitching is great qualitySoles are also excellent qualityThe U-Turn feature on the back upper portion of the boot is the BEST invention ever and also continues to work as promisedInterior lining is excellent qualityAriats ATS technology in the sole truly does make these comfortable to wear all day and the shank system provides exceptional qualityCon'sI no people say this, but after 3 pair of these, I honestly have not found ANY yet!! I will keep you updated over the next several years!!

It's been nearly six years since I bought my these. That's six years of hiking through fields and mud and hills and rocks. That's six months of working in a woodshop with constant spills and scuffs and all manner of wear. I was wearing these boots when I died for two minutes and was rushed to the hospital and thee boots were the only link I had to my old life, sitting beside the hospital bed as I recovered. I can honestly say that I have never had a pair of boots, shoes or anything for my feet that I like as much. I've tried on lots of different boots and have about 5 pairs I currently own. That means I have 4 pairs that I nearly never wear and these. I cannot recommend these boots enough. The color hides dirt. The soles are slip proof and they are also waterproof. They are easy to get on and off, wide enough at the top, roper style toe is as comfortable as sneakers and as light weight as tennis shoes. The protection has saved me many times and I'm only now considering getting a new pair. But it will be a pair exactly the same.

Loved the style but was the wrong described boot, not waterproofed. Second day wearing left boot loop ripped off. Hard getting off and on in cotton socks. Harder off with sweaty feet.Recommend where a polyester sock of some sort.Left boot heel started to squeak after third day.Still loved the style!Hoping to find a durable comfy pair...that fits correctly. One day, I hope.

Great fit. Very comfortable to wear. I work in HVAC, and standing on ladders all day used to kill my feet. With these boots, I can go all day and not have aching feet when I get home. They fit great, a little snug at first but after a few weeks they opened right up. They are waterproof, but I'd still recommend going over them with Hubberds or mink oil beforehand. They are NOT insulated, so while they are great to wear during the summer, (they get a little warm, but what leather boots don't), winter I've found they're good down to about 20 degrees. All said, I'd definitely buy these again. Only reason this got a 4 star is because I've only had them for a few months and can't speak to the longevity. Will update in about a year.

4-16-25 I just got it My first impression fit very well looking good booth very comfortable I love it I'm highly recommend it.

The boots are great but the seller sent 2 different sizes and attempted to cover it with die. Boots looked worn and used. Suggest the boot I have several pair but beware of the seller

I ride a motorcycle an hour each way to work every day. After getting caught in the rain a few times, I soon took to wearing boots as my primary footwear. I needed high boots and hate all that lacing, I found western boots suited me well. Some brands did not feel right for me from the start, but I did find a few pairs of other brands that I liked. Yet, once I got my first pair of Ariats, I was sold. They have been the best fit and comfort for me. After several years of wearing Ariat western boots, I decided that I would look into waterproof boots. I also wanted to try boots with a lower heel as I have wondered if some of my back problems might be aggravated by the higher heel in some western boots. So, I decided to try the Ariat Workhog. The fit seemed perfect when I first put them on. However, the boots quickly loosened up as they broke in. After reading some of the reviews, I became a bit concerned that they would become TOO loose. Part of the deal here is that they are NOT western boots. They are more like engineer style boots. The high heal of western boots shoves your foot into the toe, giving you that snug feel. It had been a long time since I wore engineer boots, but recalled how they had a little "swim" to them. I have been growing to like this feel, and they are not getting TOO loose...not even close to causing any rubbing, irritation or even hinting at blisters that I had experienced with engineer boots years ago. These boots are a LOT warmer than my western boots (riding in single digit temps this year) and I found they actually stay warmer with one pair of socks than two! I think these are my new favorite boot, and I am likely to get another pair in another color.