Heritage IV Zip Waterproof Insulated

High quality, room for warm socks, but stiff ankle really specialized for riding and not that comfortable for daily use

I have been buying Ariat paddock boots for decades. They are so comfortable and break in easily. Like putting on a pair of slippers!

I really love these paddock boots I just wish they lasted longer but the leather cracks after about 6 months of waring every day. I'm on my third pair in three years

I wear a 10 AA, but thought I would try this 10B since reviews said this shoe was extremely narrow. From the ankle to the calf is very narrow, but the foot bed is not. I will have to return these. I believe the ankle up to the calf will stretch and be perfect for a B width. I love my Appaloosa

These boots far exceeded my expectations! I've had winter tall boots in the past that I didn't care for because they felt too bulky to ride in. These did not feel bulk at all and they are quite warm! I went with my normal size 10 and they are roomy enough to wear thick socks in. So helpful for me because I suffer from pretty bad raynauds in cold weather.

This is the first waterproof, insulated pair that I have ever bought - I love my regular leather Ariat paddock boots but these are so much better for cool/cold weather and I love the waterproof leather!

I wish Ariat wouldn't change an excellent product. I used up my last pair and ordered these for next winter. There is no reflective strip on the back! That's important to this winter paddock boot. But my other ask is to bring back the lower shaft. The previous iteration had a softer, padded shaft that scalloped lower at the back of the ankle. This new style really rubs at the back of the leg! I'm returning my most recent pair for that reason. If you're in breeches and tall socks all the time, it's not so bad. But this is a winter paddock with Thinsulate. People wear it with long pants and half chaps to ride in. We wear it to town with jeans to run errands in rain and snow; we do chores in it. The tall, snug shaft makes it impractical to wear with anything besides breeches. Ariat is now marketing its products to the general public, not just ranchers and equestrians. It would make sense to offer a boot that is just as comfy to wear in the city and to work in a heated building as it is to wear in the barn. It makes sense to offer a streetwear version of this boot and sell thousands more each winter. The previous version was that type of boot. This new one is just a riding paddock with insulation. Yawn.

My go-to boot. I started buying these boots in ~2008. I wear them to work (office professional) and to play. I have hiked 2 miles to the store and back when a friend borrowed my vehicle, and never missed a beat and experienced no pain or discomfort during or after. I have a 2nd, worn-out pair that I wear to clean, do yard work, paint, or any other more demanding/dirt & scuff prone activities. These are so comfortable that I wear them completely out I change the insoles repeatedly as they wear out, until the boots themselves are so worn out that they are no longer salvageable. I get the insulated, water-proof style, as they are the most comfortable. I have finicky feet and have broken three toes, and these boots are designed so well that I don't have residual pain or crowding. Thank you, Ariat!! Please don't change these!!

They glide right onto your feet, fit is absolutely perfect. They keep your feet nice and warm and look great doing it

Love the zip paddock boots , I've had several pairs over the years. They last long and hold up to everyday wear. I work and ride in them . They are comfortable for long hours on your feet.