Hiker Susan Griffin took these Ariat walking shoes for a spin around boggy marshes and uneven trails. Here's how it went - ...

Cowboy boots have their origins in hard work, and Ariat updated the famous silhouette with the industry standard protection of modern day. Full-grain leather uppers can take a beating and the wide ...

It's as handsome as it is practical. Ariat Ariat is another younger brand that's made its well-earned reputation as a leader in the Western boot industry through its innovative approach to bootmaking.

Worth every penny for their durability. ARIAT’s Heritage Contour II boots offer equestrian-inspired style with performance features. The full-grain leather upper and moisture-wicking lining ...

Learn more› By Jenni Gritters and Ebony Roberts We’ve completed a new round of testing and added the Zamberlan Salathe Trek and Circe to our list of other boots worth considering. Whether you ...

Learn more› By Eve O'Neill Unlined, unpretentious, and fully waterproof—few pieces of footwear reward joyful, mud-stomping impulses as much as a pair of great rain boots. Over the past six ...

Meet Ariat’s Skyline Low walking shoe, a great-looking leather number described by the brand as, "part rugged, part sporty – basically everything you want in a sneaker". It's the perfect ...

I have a lot of experience searching for the best boots for wide calves. I’ve personally struggled for years to find a decent fitting pair—so much so that I’d pretty much given up on wearing ...

If you’re shopping for the best black boots for women, the answer is a resounding yes. You can’t go wrong with a great pair of boots in the classic hue. We’re always looking for that one ...

Why Trust Us? WITH THE ONSLAUGHT of rain, snow, mud, and slush hitting lots of locales in the coming months, the best boots for men are the secret weapon to conquering it all. Perhaps you’ve ...

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Fall footwear is nothing without boots, and although I love my Chelsea styles or a good pair of motos, nothing compares to a knee ...