20 Best Waterproof Cowboy Boots (2022 Updated)

I had high hopes for these boots but after 8 months of work around the farm they are going in the garbage and my feet couldn’t be happier. When I purchased the quality felt nice. Wasn’t 100% sure about comfort but decided to start wearing and breaking them in anyway.

Overall they were the most secure Chelsea style boot I’ve ever worn, no heel slipping, etc. However after a few weeks they didn’t get much better across the ball of my foot and were rubbing my toes in an awkward way.

I just chalked it up to break in. I should have ditched them then. I continued to wear until I started getting numbness in my left foot. By that time the leather looked like it had been rode hard and put up wet and the soles had chunks missing out of them from working on dirt and gravel.

For the price point and brand reputation I’m very disappointed. Won’t be recommending or purchasing Ariat again.

I have beaten these boots. Beaten them, picked them up and beaten them 1000x more. For about 2 years they have been living in water, mud, snow, as well as on concrete being bathed in ice melt/salt and have been subjected to scuffing and cuts.

Worn to work, to taking care of goats, chickens and ducks in their enclosures. Criticism- Not waterproof. Although I used beeswax a few times and that worked well. Heel- heel blew out at about a year and 8 months.

Sole- noticed some separation this morning at the inside front of my left foot. At work I put in about 25k to 30k steps per shift. These boots are freaking amazing. I’m going to glue the sole and I ripped out all of the interior material by the heel that I could.

I’m getting WorkHogs next and will use my current groundbreakers for the farm work at home. I pray in 4 years I can buy another quality pair of Groundbreakers and the workhogs hold up well and are serviceable beyond that.

very good construction, stitching, handsome medium brown (not dark). here’s what i wish i had known: 1) they definitely run big – buy a half size smaller. i am a 9D and the 8. 5’s are perfect BUT 2) these boots expand quickly with some heat/moisture/walking around.

one trip to Walmart and the boots no longer felt snug SO if they feel snug when you go smaller, do NOT be deterred. they loosen up nicely and quickly. 3) climate is a factor. do you live in snow or a cooler northern climate? then they will likely snap back after having been worn/expanding.

i live in FL and they stay warm/loose in my garage over night. soles don’t slip, inserts are very comfortable. if you can navigate the sizing, you will love them.

I’ve had one pair for over eight years, bought these down in Tennessee. These have been my main boots for just about everything: daily use, the work site, my main winter boots, etc. , etc. I beat the holy spirit out of these over their lifetime and they still are so comfortable.

Living in Alberta now, the long winters do not bother these boots at all; the snow never soaked or ruined the leather. I did not treat the leather, nor have I ever use leather products on them, but they are still pliable and flexible.

Overall, these boots are so versatile and comfortable. I would recommend these to anyone. When my pair finally dies, I will be buying a brand new pair, no questions asked.

I’ve had the Original Ride Lacer boots now for about three weeks. They are still a little stiff from light usage during the break-in period but so far I really like them. I mainly bought them to use in my work as a motorcycle instructor because of the semi-smooth sole and waterproof features – we train in the rain.

Price was on par with a lot of the other motorcycle-specific boots out there but I bet on the Rocky name and it looks like I have a winner. This is probably the first pair of boots I’ve had that I feel have fit really well out of the box.

Most other brands seem to be made for wider calves/feet and have extra leather along the lacing section to accomodate. These do not and fit quite a bit better for me.

I bought these boots for a Christmas gift. The color is an extremely light tan nothing resembling the picture. The tag inside of the boot even states it’s a different color than Aztec crazy horse. I contacted customer service but they said it was the correct color.

The leather color varies. I’ve bought boots for years. The color never varies that much. They said I could send them back but it would be the same color. I’m waiting until after my husband opens them for Christmas to send them back.

I always loved them and have worn multiple pairs. A pair of these with a steel toe actually saved my foot in a motorcycle wreck 3 years ago. I would have rated them a 5 star product, but the last few pairs have issues with the cut and construction.

They have become much tighter cut even going from a D width to an EE. The last pair that I just got a month ago I almost can’t get off because the lining is pulling out and will not allow my foot to slide from the boot even with a boot Jack.

I haven’t worn anything else in years and I really don’t want to, but the consistency and quality needs a little attention. I would have returned the last pair, but I tried them on and polished them before I realized the lining was an issue.

I didn’t think I could exchange them after that so I kept them. I find myself wearing a pair from about 5 years ago just because they are so much better fitting. I really miss the older pairs I had in years past.

I received the boots. They are very sharp looking and look just like the pictures in the ad. I love the boots! The problem was that I ordered the exact size I wear and could not get the right one on and the left one once I actually got my foot into it, I couldn’t move my foot it was so tight.

When I contacted DP Boots they are suggesting I try a full size larger because they were so tight. I like the boots so much I am considering doing so. What I do not agree with is the return fee they want to charge when I am returning them for being manufactured too small and not because I do not want them or have changed my mind.

If I order another pair and they don’t fit correctly it should be the company’s expense, not mine. I am not sending them back because I don’t like them or because I changed my mind.

I have a pair of these boots and loved them. Worn them until the soles fell off. Sent them to a cobbler and he ruined them. So I waited for Dan Post to get my size back in. Got a notification that my size was available and immediately bought a pair.

When they showed up I opened the box and tried one on. The boot says my size but did not fit at all. So I started comparing it to my other Albuquerque boots and sure enough they weren’t matching up. Got a tape measure and started measuring.

Seems like they sent a pair of 12B labeled as 12D. They were clearly no 12D though. Sent an email explaining and no response. So I’m just sending them back. Three stars are because my old boots were great boots 5 stars all the way, these new ones are clearly off and the issue needs to be addressed.

There lack of communication is where they get the three stars.

the toe is not broad toe and the boot is made of poor material i know the price wasn’t high but they are not worth that much money i would not buy another laredo boot

Bought these 2 years ago and wear every weekend riding my motorcycle and everywhere I go. They have held up great. Buying a second pair and will use this pair for work.

I purchased these for my teenage son as a Christmas gift and he absolutely loved them. I am VERY pleased with the way they look and how well they are made. Great boots for the price! Both my son and I are very pleased with this product and would recommend them to anyone, he says they are very comfortable.

I look forward to making future purchases.

I go through boots really quickly at my work, but these are holding up amazingly. These boots have surpassed my expectations. I can wear these in hot or cold weather. I have walked through mud, water, and snow while still maintaining traction and dry feet.

My only issue with Rocky boots is that it takes me a while to figure out sizing. I now own three pairs of Rocky boots and they are all different sizes. Rocky was great about exchanging them until I got the sizing figured out but the process ate up a couple weeks each time.

Overall, I would highly recommend Rocky boots.

I am an electrician helper and I have been wearing these boots for over 2 and a half years and have held up extremely well. For some reason, I am very hard on shoes like tennis shoes or other boots only lasting 6 months to a year before absolutely falling apart but these boots have stood the test of time.

I always wear out the bottoms and the insoles very fast on every pair of shoes or boots I have ever owned and these have been great. Only a small hole in the insoles which have a lifetime warranty through Rocky I have just learned.

10/10 would recommend these boots to anyone.

Going on 4 years with my Rocky boots. I am a weekend warrior and wear these pretty much year around when I am not pushing paper. I tend to be pretty hard on my shoes and I have put these thru the ringer.

I have used them bird hunting, duck hunting, grouse hunting, landscaping, and even had to run to C-Concourse in DTW. They are still sorta waterproof and the soles are starting to show some wear. The uppers have now have a nice weathered worn look.

I wore out a pair of danner pronghorns in 4 years (literally wore the sole down to a flat piece of rubber and they leak like screen door). IMO these are the gold standard for square toe waterproof boots.

Tough, waterproof, age well, and have a extra stitching thru the sole. If I were to nitpick, but my boots are a brushed leather which I don’t like, and which they offered a few different color combo’s.

They have lasted me this long so can’t really complain much.

I bought these boots because when I feed in the mornings or when it rains with my other (old Justin gypsy) boots, my socks get soaked. I cannot stand that feeling. These are perfect. I usually have to break boots in, but these i didn’t really have that uncomfortable feeling in the beginning.

They’re comfy, they’re waterproof, they’re non slip. I love everything about them. Oh and I wear a size 7, bought a 7. They fit really good. I would say I could probably go down a half size in the end of the toe, BUT I think they would be way too tight around my foot.

Size is on the small side. I have a 6. 5 inch foot, usually wear a 7 in shoes. I got a 7 in this and it fits but it’s tight. Because it’s leather, it will stretch some and may end up perfect but I think the 7.

5 or even 8 might be better. Especially if wanting thick socks on with them. I decided to keep them and see how it goes. They are great otherwise.

I bought these boots because I had a similar style boot that I’ve worn every day for five years and it was time to replace them after slogging miles every day through sand and mud and water. My first impression was that they did not look like their picture.

The boots I got are a solid beige. I would have much preferred the darker color pictured. They also didn’t appear as rugged as their photo, and that worries me given I’m pretty hard on my boots. Based on my previous experience with this type of boot, I expected a long break in period with the end result being a boot that fit perfectly around my foot.

Unfortunately, these boots are less shaped around the heel and my heels are already sliding with each step. The tops of the boots are far too wide and flop around my legs. They look more substantial as pictured.

I’ve worn them through wet grass and they are indeed waterproof. My overall impression is I don’t know if they’ll last five years like my previous boots. I’ll try purchasing insoles and see if I can make them more comfortable for my feet.

I have worn the Terrain Hiking/Muck/Riding boots for years and love them but I wanted something similar that I could slip on. I found these along with good reviews and decided to give them a try. They are very handsome boots, look well made but my usual size, a 7, did not fit.

It was very difficult to get my foot inside past the ankle section of the boot. I did manage and the boot was comfortable but having to work so hard to get it in was a big minus. Plus, heavier socks would make it even more difficult.

I thought a size up would work but, unfortunately, a 7 1/2 was not available in the dark brown. I returned the size 7, but did find a 7 1/2 elsewhere. Still a bit tight in the one spot but overall, easier to slip my foot in even with thick socks.

The only downside is my foot slides a bit once inside and walking but I can fix that with an insert. Overall, very nice boot and even with my foot sliding, very comfortable. Don’t understand the v shapes however, maybe so the top of the boot doesn’t hit your leg as you walk??.

I love my Terrain H2O lace ups and was looking for a slightly taller, step in model for the wet winter ahead, so I purchased these based upon the wonderful reviews. I felt lucky to get the last dark brown available, but alas it was not meant to be.

In my usual 9. 5 size – length was perfect but the instep was uncomfortably snug. A half size larger would be too long and my heel was already slipping a little. Darn. Looks like a really nice boot. Still giving high marks for quality.

Thank goodness for free returns/exchanges.

This marks my 3rd pair of Ariat boots. They’re my 3rd pair because I’m addicted to boots not because the other ones wore out. I have to say this particular pair is my favorite. They are by far the most comfortable yet they give your foot the support that’s needed to complete tasks around your property.

My feet do not fatigue after wearing these for 12 hours. The materials used in them are top notch. If your doing chores or putting in hours on the clock these boots are up for it. Heck, they look so good that I even wear them when I’m going out on the town.

Only time I wouldn’t wear these boots is if I was running frequently; if that were the case I’d look for a boot with laces. As far as the sizing goes, I typically wear a regular width 9. 5 maybe a 10 sometimes in most tennis shoes.

When it comes to Ariat boots I need to size down by a 1/2 size. A size 9 in these fit me perfectly with normal socks. If you’ve never owned a pair before I would recommend going to a retailer and trying a pair of any Ariats on first to verify the sizing.

They’re sizing is consistent from boot model to boot model. I’ve had these for three weeks now and have worn them every day. I know it’s extremely early in their life but absolutely no complaints at this time.

Get yourself a pair, I think you’ll like em’.

I love my Ariat, but for some reason this specific style required a longer break-in time than my WorkHog XT Work Boots and my Big Rig Work Boots. Both of those required almost no break-in period. With the WorkHog Work Boots unfortunately I had to wear only for a few hours then switch to other work shoes until they were fully broken in which was far more of a hassle.

For reference I walk a guaranteed 7,500-10,000 to steps a day on concrete, gravel, and climbing ladders. In general Ariat will last me a little over a year (1 year, 2 or 3 months) before the sole starts to really show wear and the liner will rip.

The Timberland Pros I used to use prior to switching to Ariat would start to have the sole separate from the shoe at about the 6 month mark, and cloth liner would wear through and absolutely ruin the foam beneath before the 1 year mark.

The Merrells before that started to have issue with the soles between 4-6 months. In my experience the Ariat work boots have been significantly more durable for only a little bit higher upfront cost.

I can honestly say that this is easily the biggest letdown on a pair of Ariat boots. I have a pair over 5 years old that are in better shape than these after 3 weeks of moderate to “light” heavy work.

I am a pest professional, so needless to say I’m not putting these through the craziest conditions by any means but after 3 weeks the soles are already falling apart. Kinda ridiculous considering the price you charge for these.

Will probably try other products after this. Ariat used to be my go to brand, now they are slipping. Good luck. One final note, I really hope the waterproof capabilities of these boots doesn’t become compromised, that will definitely answer my question on whether or not your boots are even worth buying anymore.

Timberland pros are terrible boots, having these same problems. You two should never be in the same sentence, and now your products are comparable. Thats bad.

Awesome boot. I have worn these for years. Waterproofing is usually the first feature to go, but usually lasts about 6-8 months before having leaking issues. That’s with wearing them avg 16 hrs a day 6 days a week.

Recently had to buy other brands due to unavailability that started breaking down only after 3 months. But finally was able to order another pair of these so hopefully will be able to continue buying this boot.

I have owned several pair of the Ironsides over the last decade and they have always exceeded my expectations. Let’s break them down. Pros: Excellent fit out of the box. No excessive break in time. Waterproof for sure.

Great traction on a variety of terrain. Rain traction is excellent. A traditional cowboy boot style that doesn’t break your ankles; GIDDY UP! Cons: The heel is slick in snow. Nothing that crampons can’t fix.

Clearly a superior boot.

these boot are very comfortable for a few reasons. 1. Whatever they did to the bottom of the heel is fantastic, there is some type of soft plastic/rubber that actually gives when you walk and feels great on your back.

They are not just a hard heel that doesn’t give any, these give so your back doesn’t hurt. 2. They don’t make a lot of noise when you walk, they are quite so people wont hear you coming from a mile away on a hard tile or floor.

3. They grip the floor really good so you wont slip even in the rain. 4. the fit is so perfect it’s the best fit right out of the box, I feel very sure of myself when I step in these. 5. The heel isn’t too big, its just right and it fits amazing.

you don’t feel it because the boot is well designed to counter all your pressure points in your upper body and lower back. Other notes I wouldn’t recommend these if your using them for work, I would recommend using the Ariat Workhogs, the heel on these is to big and its not good to lift heavy things when your weight is not equally balanced, you can throw out your back or even trip on something on the job with a larger heel.

these are great for going out on the town and even in the rain because they wont slip and there waterproof.

I’ve been purchasing only Ariat work boots for close to 6 years now. I’m a farmer and need a work boot that will at least last a full growing season. Ariat has always met and exceeded these expectations.

Break-in period is close to nothing and the comfort level is unparalleled. Their steel/composite toe systems have saved my feet on many occasions. I have converted dozens of my employees and friends to this incredible, standout company.

This is the first time that I’ve ordered the WorkHog XT and I’m not sure what happened. I’m in the off season for the winter and working handyman jobs. This pair of boots is not holding up near as well as the other many models I’ve tried.

They are breaking down quickly and have almost no tread left. This is in the span of a month or so. I’m not sure if I chose a style that is more fashion than durabilty? I would appreciate if they would reach out to me to keep this loyal brand ambassador satisfied.

The boots are excellent and broke in quickly. Another comment noted that this H&H boot is made in China, and a tag in the boot indicates this. This fact however is not included in the boot’s description.

This reader would appreciate it if Sheplers would note in the product description where the item was manufactured as for some of us this is a significant consideration when deciding which item to purchase.

Boots fit well, true to size. They have a very large arch. I have rather flat feet so when I wear them all day I get pretty sore. Hoping I will get used to that. Overall they seem like a good boot.

Great boots, I really like them a lot. They’re lined around the ankle and inside the sole, which is comfortable but being that these fit me very closely (I’m between a 10. 5 and 11 and I ordered 10. 5), the seam between the leather and the liner catches my heal when I take them off.

My other boots have never had this problem, but it’s very minor and more of a fit issue. I just wish the whole uppers were leather so that this wouldn’t be an issue. But they’re great boots! They’re breaking in nicely.

They’re a classic brown leather cowboy style boot. They run loose though. I wear 13EE in everything and these are 13D…they still slip. It isn’t actually quite “wide” enough but very close to a EE in the footbed.

The leather is just loose in the arch. I swapped for a better pair of high arch insoles and now they’re perfect. Dressy enough to wear out but a solid daily-driver workboot. Leather shaft is nicer than the plastic things they’re peddling nowadays.

I’ve had these boots for 10+ years. They are not my everyday boot as I wear safety boots at work, but these are my go-to boots for work around the house and everyday wear. I have only bought one pair of fancy boots since these but can only stand to wear those on a night out bc I have been spoiled by these durangos.

I would buy them again but these have lasted forever! I would have to get boots every 6 months at work mostly bc soles wear out or separate from boot. The soles on these boots may show 25% wear over 10+ years.

This is a review after wearing them fir a few weeks. It took a few days to break in. After they broke in, they became what I am looking for in a work boot. They don’t hurt my feet after a full day in the shop.

No hot spots throughout the day. They don’t scuff easy. Good leather! Good traction on wet surfaces. I live in the northwest. I am pleased so far. BTW, I am 6’4″ 300lbs. I don’t wear boots nicely. I know when a boot feels good.

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Just recieved today and they are my first cowboy style boot. They feel amazing right off the bat! Better feel than my old hiking boots these are partially replacing (not for hiking, I just wear them everywhere).

They are a little loose in the heel area compared to lace up boots but that is to be expected (or so I’ve read). I am surprised how spot on the size is just ordering online (from Boot Barn). I had to check the website for the EE width size for my old boot since it just said a generic “wide” on the tongue.

These are slightly tighter but not tight, just hugging my foot more, probably because my old boots are very broken in. We will see how long these last and how comfortable they are after I go to work today and stand around and walk a lot.

Build quality is definitely there. I got these specific boots for the steel toe, waterproof, and dark leather to match my jacket. (I’ll edit with update if I can/remember).

When I tried these boots on At the wharf in Tuscaloosa I knew I was buying them. You don’t even have to break them in and one of the more comfortable boots I’ve owned. I’ve bought 8 different brands of work boots to this point and I believe these are one of, if not the best/most durable work boot on the market.

Excellent job Rocky. Give your material purchasing and designers a raise for this one.

**does not run small, I could not change the presets for this review** Ordered these for my mechanic husband. Normally he wears the logget style boots but always complained his feet hurt at the end of the day.

He tried these out and FELL IN LOVE. The break-in period was less than a day, and his feet no longer hurt after a day at work! He says they are the most comfortable boots he has ever owned or worked in.

I highly recommend these for the hardworking man. I couldn’t change the presets for this review, but if I could have, it would be GREAT in every category. They fit him true-to-size, they are durable, and comfortable!.

This boot is very well built and fits really good. Not tight nor loose, fits to size. I usually get the EW on all of my boots and these fit great. The only issue I have is that these boots are bulky.

So bulky that I have a slight bit of contact with the brake pedal and the side floor gas pedal side of my vehicles and these boots make me look 1″ taller. Other than that, its a great work boot for protection.

I ‘ve stepped in some pretty gnarly substances and no damage corrosion observed. I’ve had these boots for about 3 weeks now.

I agree with the other guy I did have to buy taller socks. And they do run a little smaller. I’m wearing a half size smaller than I normally wear. My whites are 12 4E and I found the 11. 5 4E are perfect fitting.

I’ve put these through the ringer and they’ve held up. I’m not a small guy either 6’1” 250 12-14hr days and pretty much everything is sore but my feet. The only thing I can say is I wish they breathed better.

So does my wife, when I get home and kick these baby’s off like clockwork my wife says “your feet really stink. ” New development since I started wearing these boots. But are they ever comfortable all day long.

So far 3 months in there still going strong I’m looking to buy another pair of non waterproof. These will retire to just winter weather.

I’ve had boots made by Justin’s, Wolverine, carhartts, etc. before but these are the best. I have wide feet and with a most of the boots other then these and the Justin’s after a really long day my little toes would hurt from the boots actually be a little to narrow.

These have more room in the top(leg) part of boot too which I enjoy. I’ve only had these for around a month so I can’t say how they’ll hold up for sure but they feel well made and I’d be surprised if they don’t last well.

Some other work boots I’ve had before while being oil/slip resistant have been horrible to wear in muddy or wet sandy environments. This pair of boots has no problem in situations like that. If I sat here I could think of other things to say about these boots but I’m going to end here by saying ariat has earned my future business with these.

they are extremely hard to get on and off. I thought they might stretch out but have not yet. after wearing them 3 days i walked into the store and asked about it and they said i could not return them because i had worn them.

i do not know how else to try them out with out waring them. once on, they are the most comfortable boot i have worn.

I bought these waterproof boots about 6 months ago, turns out they are not waterproof at all. They are pretty comfortable for working in all day, also did hold up pretty well. I do have to crawl on diamond plate which will destroy the toes on boots, these still look good.

But the insides of the boots are trashed, i can hardly take my left boot off because they are so torn up, and grab on my foot when removing. I am not bashing durango because i love them and have about 10 pairs.

I hate to say it but I wont buy another pair of durangos if I have the same experience again. Do yourself a favor and choose another boots.

I got a pair for work because my last pair lasted so long (about 9 months) so I figured I would try the new ones with all the features. I was hopeful and the 3 months it took to get them was unbearable but I finally got them.

They were tight at first but once broke in the expand system really works. They do feel lighter than my other steel toe boots and get great traction. The only problem I have had with them is the waterproofing did not last at all.

I will reach out to customer services to see what they will do, and write another review.

I had high hopes for these boots. This is my second pair of Durango Boots the first one was the patriotic rebels they held up great for years. These boots the first three days have already been scuffed up and damaged.

I am very unhappy. I don’t think they are the quality that I am used to from Durango.

I bought these boots about 6-7 months ago and I still wear them. However the toes of them only lasted me about 3 months before the toes started ripping. I had to superglue the steel back in. They were nice and comfortable before all of that.

I was hoping for better but it is what it is.

I bought these for my son. They looked almost pink when I saw them but he likes the digital camo so I gave it a shot. They look a lot better in person than they do online. Maybe it is just my computer screen but they appear to have a pink haze.

Durango boots are well made, my favorite brand and the steal toe cannot be beat. He wears them for everything and he loves them.

I purchased these for work. I’m on my feet all day at a fish hatchery so waterproof comfortable boot is necessary. My feet are both 11 in in length and the tip of each foot is the index toe. The size 11 is what I ordered.

At first they were a little loose. I applied snow seal to protect the leather when I first got them. Wore them for a week and now they fit like a glove. My only complaint at first was the tops of the boot were very narrow and the pull loops would rub very bad on my calves and cause pain if I didn’t wear tall socks.

I applied snow seal and a generous amount to the loops and tried to work it into them and let it sit and the boot is loosening up and doesn’t rub anymore. So far they’re comfortable, waterproof, and actually a correct fitting boot.

The heel cup is mild when first purchased and breaks in perfectly so there’s limited heel slip up and down. Much better than many other boot companies that have been doing this for decades. I will buy again when on sale.

I bought this boot after wearing a western boot for years because I was looking for more of a work tread that would offer more grip. These were fine at first but never fit right. Tried different inserts and began to think I was developing foot problems (which I probably was due to wearing a bad boot) until I went back to my Durangos.

Instantly better. If you’re on your feet all day stay away from these; unless you have big flat feet or would like to develop them.

I’m online looking to buy another pair of these Pinedale Cabelas boots. The pair that I have now has been so good, I want to have another pair ready if these ever wear out. I wear these boots to work every day and am very pleased with the comfort and durability.

They’re also waterproof which is a bonus when working outdoors. I especially like the fact that they DON’T have a safety toe AND they’re not those UGLY wide square toe style. Great boot at a great price.

Much better than the Araits.

I was introduced to Tecovas by my wife, she had bought a pair of Lucy some time ago and loved them. So I made the decision to purchase a pair of boots from Tecovas, I normally purchase rounded tip boots.

Since I feel that square tip boots look to wide. I was greatly surprised that The Dalton is like a hybrid of round and square tip. And the comfort and fit is amazing. The day after the boots arrived, I wore them thinking I needed to break them in and expected my feet to be sore.

Boy was I wrong, I walked over 15 miles during the day running errands and I can proudly say my feet were perfectly fine. The comfort, support that the boot delivered was superb and unexpected for a pair of boots I ordered online.

The materials used in construction are top notch. I can’t wait to go back home to the hill country and visit thier store in Austin to purchase a couple more pairs of boots. They are definitely worth the money and the shipping was extremely fast.

Worth every penny.

Like many, I’m always skeptical about ordering anything online I can’t try on first, especially shoes/boots. Sure, if they don’t fit you can always do a return, but who wants to? Due to the good word on Tecovas from radio host Glenn Beck, I decided to take a chance on them.

So glad I did. My foot is quite broad across the toes so I can only do square toe western boots. No way was I sizing down like a couple reviews have suggested. I ordered my regular size 12 wide actually concerned the fit might still be too close.

It was nice to find the fit is just right! Plenty of room for my toes. The arch support is where it should be and really comfortable. The boots look great. No return needed here. Tecovas is total quality and the delivery time was fast.

I have my new favorite pair of boots!.

1st time in Nashville, we walked around 5th and Broadway and walked into a different boot store 1st they seemed ok but they are made in china and craftsmanship was lacking as well as customer service.

We kept walking around and walked into Tecovas we we’re greeted and assisted right away. Needless to say we walked out with 2 pairs of boots the Dalton, a belt and some jeans. Craftsmanship is the best hand made in Mexico with true dedication and attention to detail.

They are super comfortable, waterproof and the design is timeless. Great to see the company growing and giving the craftsmen and women credit for their hard work! Keep it up.

I’m a Master Plumber. I’ve had every workboot imaginable. Until I got a clue and invested in the ‘original’ workboot – ‘cowboy’ boots. and these are the best. This is my third pair of this model. No more foot fatigue, no more foot pain.

These are immensely comfortable enabling me to be on my feet all day, protected and supported. I had an issue with my first pair. Twisted X sent me a new pair and provided me with the best customer service! I’m not just a fan, these boots have made the difference for me.

I’ll invest in nothing else!.

Really this os about shelpers! YALL ARENT JUST RUDE ONLINE BUT AS WELL AS INSTORE! Yall had me jumping through when all i asked for was a 15 dollar discount for the threads being done improper and scuffs on the boots also a cut on the sole.

In all fairness small price for boots that are well over 200! Rude as rude could be! Next time ill be buying with Amazon over yall!.