Do the Frye Miranda boots run true to size?

They generally run true to size, but the slip-on shaft is snug for some wearers. If you are between sizes or have a wide calf, consider sizing up or choosing the wide width.

Are these boots good for wide feet?

Yes. They come in a D width, which is the wide option, alongside the normal width. The leather-lined insole and midfoot support bridge help, but try them on if you have a very wide foot.

Are the Miranda boots waterproof?

No. They have no Gore-Tex or waterproof membrane, and the uppers mix leather with faux leather and synthetic materials. Treat them for light rain only.

How tall is the heel and shaft?

The heel is 2 inches with a block shape and no platform. The shaft is high, reaching up the calf, which is why the fit through the leg matters.

How do you put them on?

They are slip-on, with no laces or zipper. Some owners find the opening tight at first and use a shoe horn until the leather softens.

How do they compare with other Frye boots?

The Miranda is dressier and cleaner than Frye's harness and engineer boots, with a lower block heel and a cap toe. It uses more synthetic material in the upper, so it feels less like a heavy all-leather work boot.