Disappointed in the fit and comfort of these boots. I bought these boots trying to replace my first Ugg pair bought 8 years ago. Disappointed in decreased quality of these boots. They lack the firm yet flex that was in my previous pair and feel cheap on my feet and to the touch. Couldn't walk in them for more than one hour. My first pair, I wore all day every day during late fall and winter. Could walk miles a day with comfort.

These boots are still pretty good, and perhaps comparable to what's out in the market now, but like seemingly everything else post-Covid, they are not the same quality boots they used to be. They are slightly narrower, which is OK for me but may be a problem for those with wider feet. More importantly, they replaced the sturdy Vibram soles with some generic rubber soles and they just don't perform the same way. I can feel bumps in the ground more in these new soles. The boots generally feel cheeper and less sturdy than the old ones.

I bought these boots three years ago. I barely wore them. However, the top of BOTH boots split at the seam, allowing snow/slush to get into the top of the boot. I was shocked this happened after such a short time, especially considering the price of the boots. I contacted UGG about this manufacturing defect, knowing the boots were out of the one year warranty period. I was told by customer service agent to mail the boots back and they would be able to help. I mailed them back at my own expense with the appropriate forms completed as I was instructed by the agent. I was really impressed that UGG was standing behind their quality. Three weeks later I received the boots back with a poorly photo copied letter saying the boots were "out of warranty" so there was nothing to be done. Waste of time and money. So disappointing. Never buying an UGG product again!!!

I have had these boots for 2 winters and as i tried to wear them for the 3rd season, after walking a very short distance I got a blister on my heal and was surprised to see that the lining on the back of the boot has completely wore out and my heal was rubbing against boot's back stitch. I took my boot to the shoe repair store and master told me the lining is of a very low quality and in order to replace it, he will need to open the boot from the back, etc.. I am very disappointed as all it took is 6 months to wear out the lining inside of the expensive boots. (Warranty states 1 year but you can't wear boots for 12 moths in the row and the issues start after 6 months of actual wear (2 seasons), which is not covered by the warranty - so that is very cleaver from the Ugg)...WONT BE BUYING them again ..

I have lived in Alaska for 30 years. I went against my better judgment and boot Uggs for the winter bc the reviews I read said they are the warmest. I spent $100 more than any of the other good boots. I usually buy boots from Canada.
We now have snow 3 ft of snow and cold - 14°f out right now. The boots aren't any warmer. 8.5 for my size 8 foot is too small. I bought this size based on your recommendation. Also, they are so narrow. In this type of cold one needs warm thick socks. But these are too narrow for socks.

I bought these boots last winter and walked to work every day in them. Its a 30 minute walk, on icy sidewalks and it can get to -30 Celsius. I'm so so impressed with how warm my feet are in these! They have great grip and kept my feet dry. I went a full size up based on reviews I had read, and it was perfect with thick socks. How Australians can craft the perfect winter boot for Canada is a mystery to me, but thank you.

The UGG Adirondack 3 is beautifully made boot but they fit very snug. I normally wear a 9 or 9.5 B width street shoe. With hiking and outdoor boots I always order a size 10 because I like to wear medium weight wool sock and have slight wiggle room in the toes. However if I planned to wear the Adirondacks strictly as a fashion boot with thin leggings or without socks the size 10 would probably do. I compared the overall length of the size 10 UGG boot to my Salomon Quest boots and the UGG's are 1 inch shorter in length. UGG unfortunately does not offer these boots in a 10.5 so I ordered a size 11 which is on backorder. I will update my review after they arrive. I would definitely recommend these to a friend but size up if you plan to wear them for outdoor recreation.

I have been wearing these and despite the leather being in great shape, the sole of the boot came almost completely off after a few months of wearing. I don't have an order number, so I can't return.

I have a pair of Ugg Adirondack I've been wearing nearly everyday, every winter, for a few years..at least 4. They're the old design so theyre bulky and very heavy. I was so excited that this year I would update my winter boot with the newer, more lightweight, easier to walk in design. I received the Adirondack lll this week and was sooooo disappointed! The boot is SO narrow! My foot was squeezed and where the lacing is dug into the top of my foot while walking. SO DISAPPOINTED ?? I don't want another brand or another kind of boot. I love this look and my feet have always, always been warm and happy in my old Uggs. I'm trying a size up and hoping that helps, but am pessimistic as the length of the fit was fine. Please widen the toe box UGG ????????

The boots themselves are very warm, but snow/slush splashes on the back of the leg more than expected, and snow gets in. I also miss the Vibram sole on the previous version, it was more comfortable. I decided to return and get the taller version, but there was a mix-up and UGG sent the short ones just in a different color. I recall making extra sure I select the tall version, and I even got a notification that the price difference will be charged to the original form of payment. I called to clarify and I was told I would need to return the wrong pair sent and re-order the tall ones. Not happy. I then returned the second pair but have yet received the refund.