Bogs Rancher Winter Snow Boot da uomo 11 nero

Name: Bogs Rancher Winter Snow Boot da uomo 11 nero
Brand: BOGS
SKU: 0603246002465
Price: 253.07 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:BOGS

3.5/5

€
253.07

Preparati per il peggior tempo con questo robusto stivale impermeabile. Il Rancher di Bogs Footwear protegge il tuo piede con un esterno in gomma impermeabile al 100%. All'interno, una fodera in neoprene da 7 millimetri presenta una soletta antimicotica e resistente agli odori per mantenere il piede comodo e asciutto. Anche a -40 gradi, con questo stivale resistente rimarrai al caldo e pronto ad affrontare le tempeste più dure che la natura ti lancia. BOGS ha costruito il suo primo scarpone per gli agricoltori dell'Oregon per offrire comfort in qualsiasi condizione atmosferica. Oggi continuiamo a sviluppare calzature funzionali che aiutano a fare le cose, qualunque cosa tu decida di fare. Siamo BOGS: 100% a nostro agio con i nostri stivali.

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EAN: 0603246002465

Categories: Abbigliamento, scarpe e gioielli, Uomini, Scarpe, Stivali, Piovere,

Comfort valutato a -40 F. Suola in gomma resistente agli urti. Realizzato in resistente gomma duratura a mano e flessibile isolamento neo-tecnologico da 7 mm elasticizzato in quattro direzioni. Costruito appositamente per gestire tutto lo sporco e il fango. Il prodotto è impermeabile al 100%. L'apertura dello stivale misura circa 17 circa. L'albero misura circa 16 dall'arco. Suola di gomma. Prodotto negli Stati Uniti o importato. Neoprene 100%.

Department	Mens
Manufacturer	Bogs
Product Dimensions	15 x 10 x 5 inches; 2 Pounds

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Scritto da: DJmsee

Much better than expected

I've bought one cheap pair of rain boots in the past and those were for a Ace Ventura Halloween costume (yes I wore the pink tutu as well). These Bogs are on another level. I was in need of a good pair of mucking boots because my GF has 2 horses and we frequently go to the pastures where they are kept (pasture boarding). We live in Indiana and the amount of mud and horse poo we trudge through is mind boggling to me. I'm new to horses so im learning a lot these past 8 months, but it turns out the $250 cowboy boots I bought for "barn time" are not ideal footwear for muddy pastures. I wore these Bogs Ranchers to to barn yesterday for the first time and almost instantly knew that I made a smart purchase.. these are tall enough to keep mud and water from coming over my ankles, these are comfortable with good support, I can tuck my jeans legs inside the boots, they did not come off when I fought the suction forces of the deep mud, they provided excellent traction (this will be tested further as we set in for another winter storm headed our way), and they clean off nicely with a waterhose. I typically wear size 14 tennis shoes. My cowboy boots needed to be 14 wide, so I opted for size 15 in these Bogs Ranchers and I'm glad I did. Perfect fit on the first attempt. I will do my due diligence and recommend you too size up one size from you tennis shoes, but of course everybody is different and millions of other people have worn these boots before me, so take my recommendation with a grain of salt. I LOVE THESE BOOTS!!! As for the horses in mud situation, I have learned this is NOT the type of environment that these majestic beings should be living in. I've learned about all of the negative issues this environment can cause these animals, and my GF and I are attempting to get the land owner to resolve the issues. In the meantime, we are in the process of finding another boarding facility. Rest assured that these animals are loved, checked on and groomed frequently. It's all of the other horses in the pasture that I worry about the most. Theres approximately 30 horses there and other than the land owner, I've only ever seen a couple of other adults out there tending to their horses. Eventually we hope to buy land in southern Kentucky where we will provide a much safer environment for her horses....and if I have it my way......my future horse and several others. Go Bogs!!!

Scritto da: Mack Martin

I expected better from Boggs

These are very warm and comfortable boots. But in two winters, the wear spot where it bends for the toes has become a hole on both boots. They're still warm, but obviously not water proof. Fairly disappointed in these.

Scritto da: Tim

Quality boot, no notable difference in a 4 yr old pair

no notable difference in a 4 yr old pair I have that was only showing wear where I fold them over for daily slip-on use. Rolling the tops down 4-5 inches makes them easy to just slip on while standing

Scritto da: Gaylene

GREAT PRODUCT!!!

Got these for my husband and they are GREAT!!! They're just what he needed for winter. Keeps his feet dry and warm in the snow, rain and mud.

Scritto da: v g

Great boot great price

Scritto da: Jquest

Just another high priced China made rubber boot

I've purchased Muck boots the past 3 or 4 pairs, this was my first purchase of Bogs rubber boots...Muck boots fit tight around the calf and wear out fast and leak most times with in 6 month...I am seeing early wear on the heels of the Bogs as well...but so far no leaks.The bogs are lose around the calf and the same warth as Mucks...When its warm out they cook your feed. When it's cold you toes freeze...Same great Chinese craftsmanship!!! Bogs and Muck both seem way over priced for a low quality rubber boot that may last a year...

Scritto da: NYMainer

Not as Expected

I received a new pair of Bogs to replace a well worn pair of the Bogs knee high boots. I tried a different style this time and regret this decision. The rancher model is much heavier and fits very loose in the foot area. I cannot even use these boots due to the poor fit. I wish there was a way to return them and get the older style. Disappointing.

Scritto da: Poppy Santa

... USA from a few years ago that fit much better than these China made ones

I have a pair that was made in the USA from a few years ago that fit much better than these China made ones. I recommend to everyone to go 1 size larger in these if they are from China. I would also ask the sellers to note that these are made in China on the website so people know that they have to go a size larger. I have a wide foot and these are snug but will work. Wish we had a choice in the width of the boot but that was not a choice from this seller or even the Bogs official website. I cannot judge the seller or hold that against them for that. I have bought a number of shoes and boots made in China and they have all been narrow so I am guessing the Chinese have a much narrower foot than we do. Overall, these boots are made very well and should hold -up through one winter maybe two.

Scritto da: Mrs. C

Love these boots

These wellies do come up a touch small - not too small that they don't fit at all but if you were to wear thick socks you might have a problem. If I were to buy again I would probably go a UK size bigger. Having said that they are toasty warm with just normal thickness socks, incredibly comfortable, the grip is great and they are well made.

Scritto da: Pedro Clemo

Superb boot for our wonderful British weather

These have REALLY been put through their paces over the past 3-4 months, being used once-twice a day for long dog walks in a very flooded Surrey countryside. They're reassuringly heavy (but not too heavy to be uncomfortable) and well made and look like they're going to last well. If anything for me, they're a little on the large size and if possible, would have preferred 1/2 a size down but that's nothing that 2 pairs of socks hasn't solved. From the pictures online, I was a bit worried that they'd look a little 'girly', with the upper portion of the boot being fabric but when I opened them my girlfriend instantly said "wow, they look manly" and they really do - think rancher or builder's boot. I've waded into ponds and streams (right up to the top of the boot) and my feed and the boots' insides have remained 100% dry. IMHO so far, definitely a worth while investment for any UK dog walker.

Scritto da: Kindle Customer

Warm and heavy duty.

Very warm and rugged. The Rancher sole is more robust, solid and stable than the classic rounded Boggs sole and the rubber on the foot is thick and strong enough to give greater confidence around livestock. I have worn them in frozen mud and iced puddles and my feet have been entirely toasty and they are still light enough to use all day on the hill without them being tiring. They will probably not be suitable for summer wear and as the foot part is fairly stiff they do require some breaking in before wearing them on a long tramp through fields.

Scritto da: lee

Pretty good

They are good boots, nice and warm but i have found around the heal has started to wear on the inside, this happened pretty quickly as well.

Scritto da: Lorraine bacon

Bootiful

Had to wait a while to get them as they were out of stock, but the wait was worth it warm comfortable and really waterproof.