Harley-Davidson Women's Jammie Strap And Buckle 10" Black Mid Cut Boot

This was my second pair of Jammies. They fit like most Harley boots with a fairly flat but beefy footbed. I love to put arch supports in mine when I'm going to be doing a lot of walking but I don't need them when I'm going to be primarily on my bike. The only issue I have with them is that the laces at the top aren't able to go tight enough so they come untied sometimes, usually when they're unzipped, so it's more a maintenance issue rather than a safety issue, but if your calves were a bit beefy then I don't think that would be your issue. I love these boots equally with jeans, a skirt, or shorts. You can dress them up or down and they're hella comfortable. They take almost no time to break in. I'd definitely try on a few pairs of Harley boots before buying these and make sure your feet like them. Mine do as testament to these being my ... Eighth pair of Harley boots I think. I went through five pairs of Starter Switch before they were discontinued and I honestly think I like the Jammies even better. My feet are a 10B and a tad on the narrow side and I have fairly high arches. They came in the mail 2 days after I ordered them. Couldn't be happier to have a fresh pair.Oh, I've had the other ones a little more than a year and the soles, though certainly showing wear are in no need of retirement. I'd bet they'd go another six months but for an unfortunate mishap. I dropped my bike (road just turned to gravel with no sign! so rude) and my clutch lever was bent so that over the next four months or so till I finally got it replaced, it wore a bad groove/dent in the top of the left boot. So, they wear quite well. I highly recommend.

I really love the look of these boots. Was a little concerned that they might not fit properly in size and around my calf since I mostly have to buy a boot that has at least a 14+ circumference. The left one is just a little tight, but my left foot is just a bit bigger than the right. With wear I'm sure the left one will be just as comfortable. And as far as the calf area, the boot has the ability to stretch because of the laces. And it does not go up full length either so that was helpful in zipping them up. They are sized to fit. I usually order a 9 in most boots. I do wear 8.5 but boots seem to fit me better in a nine. These boots however worked well in the size that I wear. They are going to be great this fall and winter for sure. Can't wait to really wear them. They are cute and don't look cheap. I mean they better be considering what they cost. But you get what you pay for and I will be putting a lot of wear on these boots. They will go well with jeans and dresses. I may post again after I have worn them a whole day if they turn out not being what I hope will be anything but comfortable.

These boots are OMG awesome. LOVE LOVE LOVE the look!!! Plus I love the fit, the quality/value and they're SUPER comfortable. I'm raving so much I hope you know this is a real review, haha. I just got them in the mail. They fit true to size. I'm a little leery of sizing so I actually tried on a 6, 6,5 and 7 (yes, I ordered all three sizes). In Born shoes (and most other brands) I can fit into all 3, depending on style, so I wasn't sure. Truthfully, if any one of those sizes were available, I'd be able to wear it. The 6 was just the teeeeeenyist snug around the seam that goes across the foot--you know, the toe knuckles--haha. I can't remember what it's called.... But I'm sure with a little walking and wear, it would have been fine. The 7 fit well too, I had ample "toe wiggling room", which I kind of like. This would allow for a slightly thicker sock, and what with the laces and the buckle, I could have adjusted accordingly. But I ended up with the 6.5. Goldilocks found her shoe.

So cute, but some quality control issues. I ordered this boot in an 8 (which turns out to be 39 in the label) and the right boot was a little too short. My right foot is slightly larger than my left, so just thought it was me--otherwise they felt perfect. So I ordered the 8.5 (39.5) and they were quite big--I could fit an extra insole AND thick socks in there. Since I live in a temperate climate, these were too big. I returned both, then ordered a size 8 pair for my friend who liked them but didn't tell me she wanted them until I'd already returned. I tried them on and they fit great! They're pretty comfy (walk a little hard but not too bad) and adorable, so if you have sizing issues with them, consider trying another pair!

I am so completely happy with this purchase. I wear these almost every day and they are so completely comfortable. Even better: they make my size 10 feet look small. I have had these for about 6 weeks or so, and I am sure that they will last a very long time. i look forward to when they look worn, but I also like the way they look now: nice and new. I am definitely going to be ordering more Harley-Davidson stuff!Update 18 October: I still wear these almost every single day they are so incredibly comfortable!! They have held up very well. They are starting to get the worn in look that I want in my boots.I have a need to keep them unzipped so I can easily take my feet out of my boots to stretch out my toes (not a function of the boots but how I sit with my toes flexed all day). People at work have had a better look at the boots this week and have been commenting on them all week as to how much they love them. If you are sitting on the fence, don't!

these boots look and feel absolutely great out of the box. No break in time necessary. I am giving them only 3 stars because after only 2 weeks of wear, the heel began to come apart, like there is a paper thin layer of leather over the block heel, which is supposed to create the look of a stacked leather heel (I actually thought it was) but then when the leather starts to peel (normal wear and tear mind you, no puddles or snow) they start to look kind of bad. I am planning on taking them to our local shoe guy to have the problem fixed, but I imagine that is going to cost me another $50 or so bucks to fix. UGH! Why Harley Davidson? Why? Why did you make such a cheap heel on such a cool boot?