Does anybody wear NICE Western Boots on TW?

I have these Corrals. Very comfortable!

 

I want them, but my GF has them in pointed toe and she didn't want me to have the same. Corral makes a lot of different styles, definitely if you want something with an inlay... I still might get them if I find a deal on them and she'll just have to deal with it lol

 

I used to wear Justin boots for years, then I switched to Ariats a couple years ago and still wear them today.....best made boot imo

 

Pretty comfy once you have wore them a little bit and broke them in. I wouldn't recommend them really for daily wear though, mainly because of how the sole is, printed graphics. But if you don't care about that (getting wore) then it's cool lol

 

Yup these are my favorites here



Here a shot of me out workin the ranch

 

I saw someone posted in the Funny Pictures thread of a guy in a pink suit riding a bike while wearing some of these... I guess because he can't drive a vehicle wearing them

 

I saw that to,













I looked for a pair

 

I have a pair of Ariats for my nice ones and Justin boots made more for cold weather I can use for getting dirty. My only problem though is my Ariats rub me really bad where the colored leather meets the brown on the inside of my foot. It seems like they're supposed to bend out but they bend in on both sides. Solutions? I'm have to wear bandaids when I got dancing lol

 

Wear them more?? My newest Ariats took a bit longer to break in than my last pair.

 

I just bought a pair of Ariat's, as mentioned on page 1, and they are tight mainly on my left foot against the top of my foot. I guess my instep is larger on my left foot than my right foot. I'm trying to bare it though so they ware in. Sometimes, I have to take the boot off and alleviate the pressure though. Weird thing is that they're the same exact size as my last Ariat's and they're pretty close to the same style.

You may be able to buy some inflatable boot inserts that expand in them internally. I might try them if mine don't wear in soon.

Think that's the case with my new ones. Just need to wait for them to break in some more.

 

I've had a couple of pair do that. You can (1) keep wearing them until they stretch enough to where they don't rub anymore, or (2) take them to your local western store (or boot dealer) and get them to smooth the leather on the inside, which will help them not to rub as bad or even stretch a little.

A lot of my boots are different sizes. You want the instep to be snug, not tight and not loose. If the top of your left foot is tight, a boot store can usually stretch them a little for you. You want the ball of your foot (the widest part where is bends, to be at the end of the shank of the sole. If the shank is too short, your toes will usually be pushed to the toe box.... For some boots, I might get a 1/2 size bigger to accommodate my wider foot (EE is too wide and D is a little to snug on some) and get a half insert to make up for the little slack on the top of the foot.

These are the ones I bought for the boots I'm waiting on to come in the mail. I tried the boots on with these before I bought the boots online.

Notice how they are half length vs a full insole

 

Mine are identical to these. Don't know brand and what not(got em for Christmas a year or two ago) but I love em. Need to get a new pair

 

Thanks for the tips. My problem isn't so much stretching, they don't run when I'm standing still, it's when I walk and bend the boot. The leather bends to the inside and runs rather than bend out.

 

And weird, mine is tight on the top on my left foot too.

 

Post a picture of them and point out where they rub.

 

nice boots, but I really like your truck.

 

I only buy one name & have for 40 years ,Not cheep but not the big bucks .. These were 200 on sale last year

 

Nocona makes some quality boots, but I've only had one pair of them.

I just won these on eBay for a great price. Brand new


And my Lucchese's should be here tomorrow

 

Tis the rage. I dont know about all that inlayed stuff though.(if inlayed is the proper terminology.) Those fancy designs would just get packed with dirt if they belonged to me.

 

Yeah, it's starting to become more popular. Round toe is still pretty popular. Snip toe use to be real popular around here for a while. I've always worn square toe though.