BlundstoneThermal Series Boot - Women's Rustic Brown, US 6.0/UK 3.0

To preface, I used to be a sneaker person for many years, then wores standard oxford shoes because work required such dress code. Then I started wearing chelsea boots as an alternative to oxfords and that worked for a while. I started wearing Doc Martens 2976. They have a nice look to them, but offer almost no arch support. So the next progression would be Blundstones since they touted anatomically correct design. I concur that Blundstone's are much more comfortable than the 2976s because there is a moderate amount of arch support. So the ball of my foot and the top of my foot don't ache as much anymore. I've got mostly a desk job, but I could walk around the streets all day with these. What makes these Warm & Dry better than the regular Blundstones (which I also own) is the Thinsulate insulation and the sherpa foot bed. These are now my go to winter boots. It takes about a couple weeks for the sherpa lining to flatten down. When I started wearing these they felt almost a 1/2 size too small, but now that I've broken them in, they are a slightly snugger fit than the usual Blundstones. But this I want because I use it as a winter boot, and want that extra snug fit. As with other Blundstones, the ankle elastics provide a good seal from the elements. That I cannot say about the 2976 which have a really big and loose opening so it sometimes feels like I'm flip flopping around. The Blundstones feels secure and my feet are "with the ground" so to speak. A few small details, these boot only come with the sherpa lined insoles. The regular Blundstones come with two insoles, a regular and one a 1/2 size smaller in case the boots run a tad small. I wish they included regular insoles with these boots so I can wear them when the weather warms up. I did switch out the insoles from my regular Blundstones and they basically have an identical fit, so the sherpa lining adds just that extra bit enough to make it a slightly tighter fit. Last of note is that these boots are made in Vietnam and not in Tasmania. Personally I don't mind where products are made as long as they are high quality. I have not owned an Australian made pair so I don't have a baseline to compare, but I think these boots, for the extra premium they command. As for long term value, let's see how these boots hold up over time. I tend to wear boots year round, and my poor Doc Marten 2976 boots got a nice hole in them after only one year of moderate wear. That is poor value for money in my opinion. I have a feeling these Blundstones will hold up, but I've only had them for about 3 months now. I'll post an update on how they're doing down the line. Finally price wise Amazon has a really good price for these boots especially around Black Friday season. I got these 20% off which drop them down to under 150, which is the best price you can find anywhere.

I was torn between these and the all terrain Vibram soles. Started out with the Vibram soles but had to return them due to how terrible the grip was! I was slipping on any surface. Decided to give the original all terrains a try and absolutely love them. The grip isn't the best out of all my winter boots but I don't have to worry about slipping unless it's a sheet of ice. My main issue during the winter is my feet are always freezing. These babies have kept my toes nice and toasty in temps down to -25 F. They are also extremely comfortable and stylish. Highly recommend if you have cold toes like myself and want a stylish winter boot. You can also take out the sheepskin footbed and replace with a normal insole for the warmer months

I’ve had these boots for almost three years. In that time I’ve worn them I have ran 10 acres of plumbing, planted and staked about 3 acres of avocado trees, planted and staked 1.5 acres of apple trees. These boots have carried me through the 2023 torrential rains in California and I’ve worn them getting various implements out of sticky wet mud.They are the best boots I have ever worn. They are the best farm boots I have ever purchased. They’re easy to get on, they felt comfortable right out of the box. They’re also waterproof.The above picture I took right after I hosed my blind stones off after I got stuck in mud after my JCB backhoe sunk in my field. They were still dry in the inside. If these boots ever fall apart or fail me, no doubt I will buy another pair. I have been farming since I was a little girl and these are my favorite working boots.

Blundstones are great quality but I would strongly recommend against purchasing from this vendor. The boots were a gift for my husband that arrived two sizes smaller than I ordered. He exchanged them and they sent the SAME WRONG SIZE back. We returned the second pair and ordered from blundstone directly. Not worth the hassle with this retailer!

I love these boots! I have had them for almost 2 years now and I still use them often. Super cute with jeans or sometimes I wear them with yoga pants with a cute fleece or wool sock sticking out from the top of the boot. They are cute and very comfortable, but the best part is how functional these boots are. I can wear them out and about downtown and they are great hiking shoes too. I’ve hiked for miles in the mountains with them, stepping through creeks or walking in the snow. They are pretty waterproof, clean up nicely for those times I’ve gotten them muddy, and they are super easy to put on.

My second pair of Blundstones. I’m a women’s 8-8.5 in shoes and boots. My very first pair was a UK size 5 (US 8) and they’re a tad short in the toe box for me. I got this second pair in a UK size 6 and they fit perfectly with thick socks. I held out getting blundstones for years because I just don’t think they’re worth $200, but I nabbed mine on Amazon for over half off the retail price. Even though I am in love with them, I still don’t think they’re worth $200, but I do understand the hype now.

I bought these boots because the brand was highly recommended by my friends, who are all active and outdoorspeople, like me.The boots fit just a tag large, so I'd even recommend going a half size down than what you normally wear (i.e. I wear a 9.5 US, I got an 8.5 AUS, but could have gotten an 8 AUS).They are constructed very well, and of high quality. I've already taken them out in rain, mud, and on the pavement and it handled it all.However, the comfort only lasts so long, and I wore these all day out on the town and by the end my feet were pretty darn sore, which doesn't happen if I wear my normal use sneakers.

Excelente producto

As always, Blundstone are a top boot. This is my second pair of thermal boots - I wore out the treads on my first pair - and my 7th pair of Blundies. I also recently bought a pair with the lug sole that are the 'best Blundstones ever' for spring and autumn. The insoles are about three times as thick as the regular insoles and feel as if I am walking on cushions. To recapitulate, both the thermal and the lug sole are so comfortable. I highly recommend one pair of each to cover the four seasons.

El color es un negro deslavado, son súper cómodas! Me encantan! Tenía mucho queriendo unas, no sabía si quería cafés o negras pero este color creo que es ultra combinable.Llegaron por adelantado.10/10

Easy to put on, which is good with my bad hands. Very comfortable, not the color I originally wanted but dont mind this color at all.

Me han encantado!!!