UGG Australia Women's Classic Short Chestnut Sheepskin Boot - 9 B(M) US

Love these boots! Great support and traction with lots of fleece lining. They're like walking on a cloud. The green is a bit darker than pictured but a beautiful blue green shade. Very earthy.I found them to be a bit too large, by about a half size, maybe a bit less. The width wasn't Too wide for me even though I wear a double A and fits fairly snug with a thicker sock. At least I wasn't swimming in them as I usually do in B widths.I sprayed two coats of suede protector on mine before wearing and so far they are still stain free. While I do wear these out in a light rain, I don't wear them in snow. I tried shoveling snow in a pair of these a few years back and after a while they become too wet and your feet will start to freeze. The leather itself will hold up but it's just not the type of leather you want to expose to really wet conditions for a prolonged time. My old ones are stained of course but they still wear as well today, despite my abuse, as when they were new. I expect no less of this pair.These are great boots. I just wish they weren't so expensive. The seller was amazing on delivery. I received them the very next, and very well boxed. They even beat out Amazon on delivery! I'd certainly order from them again.

I was worried at first that these boots were too small since my big toe almost hit the end of the boot. But after wearing them for several days the boot must have stretched because they feel comfortable. I wear them with socks. Without socks they are too itchy. I purchased a size 6 when normally I wear a size 6.5 or 7 in a shoe. They are warm and the height is perfect with the snowfall we've had. Sometimes it's a bit of work taking on and removing the boots since they are not slip-ons. Purchased in black. Color is good since the boot looks good under slacks and is not obvious you're wearing a boot. Warm, but not uncomfortable to wear indoors at a restaurant, etc. The sole of the boot is thin and flexible enough so you can feel the ground underneath, which I've found is an excellent way to prevent slipping. Boots are very good quality.UPDATE: Now that snow is melting, I find these boots do not keep my feet dry. Toes were soaked after I walked through a puddle. Great in snow, no good in rain.

I was looking for a boot to pull over black tights/running pants and jeans that were easy on/easy off and these are it. They are mid calf height and on my short frame (5'2") the height is perfect. I wear a size 7 1/2 shoe but always get a boot in a size 8. Got these in an 8 which was the right choice. Comfortably snug, no rubbing on the heal or squashing the toes. Nice and warm on those cold days we have been having in the great northeast. Have worn in the snow but not to the point where they get soaked through. My daughter has worn these ugg's for years and they last so I thought I'd get a pair too and I am so glad I did, wish I had gotten them sooner. Got the gray over the black to minimize showing any salt dust, good choice not so much for the salt but because they look great with all my black exercise pants and tights. Will probably get a pair in tan too because I like them so much. P.S. I have been washing my daughter's ugg's on hand wash with woolite in the washer for years. They do reach a point where this won't work anymore, but it makes them last a bit longer. Rewaterproof with spray after!

I rarely buy "the real deal" or the latest/greatest model, of anything. I usually get last year's tech or the off-brand... anything. In fact I have a couple pairs of "not" Uggs that are pretty comfortable. They are not horrible. But I have to admit... putting these REAL Ugg boots on my feet felt like bliss. They are unreasonably soft and comfortable! (Follow the directions and advice of others and for god's sake do NOT wear socks!)The boots only come in whole sizes and I always wear a 9.5. Upon the advice of other reviewers, I ordered a 9 and they fit perfectly. If I had sized "up" and gotten 10s they would be too big. So if you are a half size, I recommend going down the half-step to determine your size for this model of Uggs.The boots are fantastic. They feel both sturdy and lightweight at the same time. The inner lining is crazy soft. They feel super warm and yet my feet are not sweating. Time will tell how they hold up to a lot of wear, but so far these Ugg boots are fantastic! Five stars for sure.

I'm an Uggs convert. I thought they were ugly 'it shoes' that college kids wear. But on a whim I decided to try some on at a department store as I was looking for some knew comfy and lined winter boots. From the moment I put them on my feet, I fell in love and understood what all the hype was about. I still don't wear these for a fashion statement, but for keeping my tootsies warm and comfy, they work a treat.It's because they're so warm and comfy that they still get 4 stars despite the following flaws:Th construction of the leather at the toe isn't the best. I guess this also get the brunt of any movement inside the shoe as your toes curl and relax while walking, but this is actually my 2nd pair of Uggs because the first one tore at the toe when I bumped into a curb. And I didn't snag it with that much force.The sizing is slightly inconsistent. I think it's a given they run large, but the last time I got a full size down and they fit perfectly. This time, they're a bit snug. Not enough to send back, but you can see my toes straining at front of the boot. And I fear another hole will appear in these boots as well.The cardboard material in the heal can be easily bent. In my first pair of hugs it obviously got bent when I was putting my feet in it and it rubbed so much that it wore a hole in my heel until I got a chance to take them off and readjust the cardboard. The god news is it is readjustable, but it still take some work to get it back to a comfortable position. And there had been several times I've had this back bit digging in my heel since then. Although never to the point of bleeding like the first time.All and all a great comfy boot to take you from fall to early spring.