Chippewa Boots

Beast of a boot

Warm and dry boot even in the harshest New England weather. Only issue I had was during the break in. The crease going from the tongue to the eylets would hurt my ankle via a pressure point if I didn’t have the tongue juuuuust right. Easy fix I found to cushion that area is to buy a neoprene style ankle support. Cut off the bottom section and wear only the top section under the sock. Works like a charm! No more pain! Hope that helps tone with the same issue.

Chippewa BootsFeb 7, 2020

Great boots! Thank you for the info!!

New boots, still happy.

I have worn Chippewa boots for decades, slip-ons for casual, packers for work. The leather is thicker and better than any other brand (and I have worn many). But the break-in was very uncomfortable. As I got older, my feet seemed to spread and the packers were starting to hurt my toes. The manager at the local store suggested a round toe. These boots were comfortable the first day I wore them. Definitely hotter than others because of the padded tongue. But well worth it due to comfort. Great ankle support. Great arch support. Excellent traction.

Extremely well made

Very solid construction. Very good attention to detail

Good boots, love the heel

I had to immediately replace the insole to make the boots comfortable enough to wear all day. Other than that, really good. This is my 3rd pair of Chippewa boots

Best boots, bar none.

I bought my last pair, Apache 8" pull on, in 2004 and the outer sole finally let go. Rather it wore down smooth. Aside from that, the entire boot is still intact and still as comfortable to wear as when new. Five Iron insoles are the only way to go. And I only wear boots, so that says a lot about their quality. Any how, I just replaced them two weeks ago with loggers and the Five Iron insole. Like walking on pillows! And that I do. In a warehouse walking the cement floor for ten hours a day, five days a week. Outstanding boots! So to answer any doubters? Yes. Buy yourself a pair of Chippewa's!

Best American Made boots for the price

I've always had problems finding boots that fit with out buying custom made that cost $500 but Chippewa Boots fit great , their American Made and cost alot less than custom made.

Comfortable

Very happy with my Loggers I've had several pairs throughout the years they've never let me down!!

Light and very Comfortable

Probably the most comfortable boots I've ever bought. They are very light and are even comfy climbing poles in. They seem too be well made and are holding up to mud water oil and snow. I'm definetly gonna stick with Chippewa.