UGG Men's Butte Boot

Boots came dirty wet dog hair stuck to soles and scuffs on leather. Then I finally noticed a tear on the back of the leather. I assume these were a return that was repackaged and sold again. The tag says made in China and they felt cheap. My wife’s Ugg Butte boots say made in Vietnam and so does the manufacturer Uggs website. So I’m assuming these are fake? Buyer beware! Also they weren’t true to fit and were too large? My other Ugg shoes are true to fit and these weren’t. I assume because they were knockoffs.Update! I returned these and bought the same Boots from Ugg.com and the shoes were completely different leather and fit! Also said made where the official website says in Vietnam. That means the pair above was fakes. Buyer beware!

The media could not be loaded.  After one Ohio winter and using them only maybe 10 -15 times the Vibram sole of the boot is detaching from the rest of the boot.

Uggs are my favorite winter boots, got these for my husband since the ones I have for over 15 years are still going strong. (Mine are on the right in the picture) He loves his new boots.

I purchased these back in 2013 and am still wearing them (2020). They have held up extremely well and are in excellent condition. I should note that I avoid doing any heavy work in these boots which is surely a factor. However, I wear them very frequently from mid-fall to mid-spring, around 100 days a year. They are very breathable, and can be worn in 70 degree weather no problem. Yet, they are also very warm, and my feet have never felt cold in the worst of the north-east winters. They are very comfortable and provide good ankle support. These are the best footwear I have ever owned, and were worth every penny.

Not gonna lie, these boots are expensive. That's probably why you're reading this review.Here's the short version: Not too heavy, not too light. Fit like a glove. Comfortable for walking around indoors and warm outside.Generally speaking, I hate snow boots. My feet run very warm, but I need boots that I can wear out in the snow and ice. I have owned a pair of Sorel Caribou for nearly 25 years now. They look brand new. In part due to their excellent construction, and in part due to the fact that I hardly ever wear them. They're giant beasts, heavy, unwieldy to wear and drive in, and too warm.My new Ugg boots, on the other hand . . . I LOVE these. I have driven 4 hours to ski while wearing them. I've worn them while sitting in a restaurant to eat and didn't feel overheated. I can slosh through puddles in the parking lot and comfortably shop for groceries. In the month that I've owned these boots, I happily reach for them to jump in the car on an errand. I've never done that with my other snow boots.The toe box is generous but not oversized and clumsy. The tread on the bottom is grippy and steady. The weight is substantial enough to know what you're wearing, but without feeling heavy.

For starters I can't give this product a FULL review as that will require me to venture out in the snow which has not occurred as of early December. If possible I'll return with that portion of this review after the winter season is over.First, when these boots arrived I was somewhat disappointed. They looked plasticky borderline cheap. While it came with a certificate of authenticity from UGG there was something I read that the upper portion was polyester. I was immediately turned off. I keep the boots for several weeks before I decided to try them on while I pondered sending them back. I"m glad I waited! My feet are finicky and I have a hard time purchasing boots off the shelf. They usually don't fit very well. These boots fit like a glove and I feel in love with them the moment I tried them on. The comfort is first rate. The lining gives this boot extra cushion and they are made better than my first assumption. The soles are sticky which provides extra traction, which is something I"ve never had in a boot. They are not as bulky as some of the other boots I have purchased.I anticipate these boots to last for years and provide comfort and warm. I hope I"m able to return with another review after the winter season is over. You get what you pay for and so far I feel this is money well spent.

I had a pair of uggs years ago and loved them!When I opened the box to these my immediate thought was they are fake!Since I bought them from amazon I just assumed I got a pair of Chinese knock offs.But on closer inspection, these are indeed genuine "uggs" at least modern uggs under ownership by Decker.The disappointment of the incredibly cheap feeling sheep skin is in part my fault, the description does say Faux fur, I missed that as sheep skin was the corner stone of Ugg products for years.They are made in Cambodia with the quality you would expect from third world slave labor.But at full price I expect full quality and these fall a long way short of my previous experience with ugg products.The polyester lining "fake sheep skin" looks and feels the part - it jumped right out at me as soon as I opened the box. It doesn't look good, feel good, or work well. It feels like the plastic it is.It doesn't work well as an insulator - just got back from a walk with the dogs. 40ish degrees and my feet were as cold as my hands and I didn't have gloves on.These are a poor facsimile for what uggs used to be!

The shoes were large and lightweight, had to send them back. I hope I get my refund soon. Reordered in half size smaller. I am a US 10 in sneakers and got a US10 in these the first time, definitely go half size smaller. US 9.5 in these arrived yesterday and fit perfect. Although I have to say both being the same shoe were each packaged in a different looking UGGs box each, my wife bought her UGGs from the store and my 9.5 size arrived in the same looking box but the US10 in these Butte's that I sent back were in a larger box with a different print on it, makes me also wonder about the authenticity of the pair I have sent back. Nevertheless, from personal experience I would say go 1/2 size smaller than your sneaker size, you will be comfortable with that fit.

Very spacious and warm. Not too big for size 9 but on a bigger side, which is good if you like comfort and to wear with thick socks.

These Butte Black boots are the best I've ever tried Just been to Vienna with these and the best boot in this environment The price I paid was very low compared to the price of the brown boot which was £650 compared to £185.Would defo by again.

What can I say. For what I paid for these Uggs they are absolutely fantastic. They are available for approx £140 elsewhere and are worth the money.I've now worn then 3 times. In snow and in the rain. I've been walkin through 2 inches of flood water. My feet have stayed both dry and warm. I wear these with woolen socks.Would I pay the full retail price? No I wouldn't, but then again, i didnt and neither do you.

I will be traveling to Germany, Austria, Hungary and Iceland in the next 2-months and needed a warm, waterproof boot. I was extremely pleased when I received the Ugg Men's Pull on Boot as the boot is very light and comfortable and will be excellent for walking in cold, rainy and snowy streets of all my destinations. A very well designed boot..again, I was very surprised how light and comfortable the boot is. A real value.

Hmmmm...... Boots are not fully sheepskin / fur lined as I had the impression this Ugg boot would be also as the aerial inside boot picture suggested. So far they have been comfortable and warm but the snow / ice has yet to set in. Size wise they fit slightly bigger than size but this is a good thing to allow for thick socks.They are very lightweight and easy to drive in.