👢 Dublin Ladies Venturer Boots III: Superior Comfort and Durability for Active Women Review

I wear a size 6 in Ariath so I ordered the same for her. Not correct. They fit like a size 7 or larger. So disappointed. Good quality but I can't get it to work. We'll be back soon.

Arrived very late (2 months), possibly lost. Comfortable, good rubber bottom and heel. I wish the toe box weren't so round that it's difficult to get it into the stirrups quickly, but for Western suitability, matt leather unfortunately holds a lot of dust, smooth leather should have been ordered instead.

I tried these boots because I was in dire need of a new pair of boots and didn't have enough money. They are very affordable which is why I gave them two stars. But that's literally the only good thing about them. My feet and therefore my knees hurt so much at the end of the day because of these boots. I even added midsole inserts and they helped zero percent. Better save up for an expensive pair of boots.

I was looking for Blundstone style boots that wouldn't break the bank and these fit just right. It's a shame that women's work boots are so poorly made or cost so much more than men's, which is why I've worn and ditched boots for years. Love these, for a full year I imagine they will last 2 or 3 more I would say a size 7 is half a size bigger. I have a fixed size 7w and they are too big for me. I've had them for a year now, the tread still looks good and I wear them often in wet weather. Photo…

If shoe/boot manufacturers don't offer a choice of widths, it would be nice if they could find a 'compromise' that works best Number of riders. They were exceptionally narrow, especially in the heel area, and the entire boot was so stiff it felt like it was made out of cardboard. Very disappointing as Dublin is now owned by WeatherBeeta who have a very good reputation that such a strange boot can hurt. I ended up buying US made paddock winter boots from a competitor who also didn't offer a…