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 Belle Of The Rodeo
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Location: Pa | I'm looking for a new pair of boots and since we don't have many boot stores in our area I have to buy online. What are some brands that are very comfortable without paying a fortune for them. |
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 Underestimated Underdog
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Location: Minnesota | Double H. They are a little pricey but well worth it. |
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 Double Standards Don't Fly
Posts: 1283
Location: At the barn | BOULET!!!!
Hand made, superior quality and great comfort! |
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Unable to Live Without Chocolate or Coffee
Posts: 1849
| Boulet. I love them but hate the price.... trying to find something a little less money but not having any luck |
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Miracle in the Making
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| justin boots love them or i did when i wore boots
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 364
| Nocona boots feel like you're wearing slippers. |
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Posts: 929
| cheap I love my Ariats, and they have been durable...I am hard on my boots wearing them almost 24/7. Not so cheap I like Tin Hauls or Dan Post. Both are very comfortable and literally require no break in time. I have never worn Boulet but might have to try some at NFR now that y'all said they are comfortable.  |
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Location: mi | I love my Lagranges. They are not cheap. But they do clearance them out and then they are very reasonable. |
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  Twin Sister to Queen Boobie
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Location: East Tennessee but who knows?! | Ariats - I still love the fat baby types with the thick smooth sole that's narrower so they don't get stuck in the stirrup. Also, the Ariats tend to run truer to size while other brands like Tin Haul, etc run smaller. I wear a 9 in Ariats, and a 9.5 in all other brands, Justin included, just like I do Tennis & dress shoes. ......yes, to be so short I have big feet! Lol |
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Rad Dork
Posts: 5218
Location: Oklahoma | I have some Justin crepe soles that I could live in.... they're my go to shoes if I want to be in boots and have to be on my feet all day.
I also have a pair of Ariats that are ten years old that used to be my most comfortable pair.. but I need to replace the padding and I'm sure they'd be great again.
IMO just skip over Corrals if you want comfort. I have a pair (and want 2-3 more because I love the looks of them), but they're more for short periods of time as they start to hurt my feet after a few hours. I'd also skip Ferrinis. They were decently priced, but my soles wore out in just a couple of months and they also hurt my feet after a couple of hours. |
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 Not Afraid to Work
Posts: 4717
| I love my twisted x boots! I have 3 pairs. A square toe that I mainly use for shows or dressing up, a round toed pair that I have had forever (longest lasting boots) and then I recently bought a tennis shoe/boot crossover. Super comfortable, affordable (find them on sale a lot) and they last. |
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| I know its crazy by I love my Ferinnis(sp?)...I have had them for FOUR years and they have held up great until just recently..holes in the soles haha, so I need to replace them. I also had a pair of Corals...You know..the 360$ pair that are turquoise and leather tooled square toes...I have had them for TWO years and they are already worn out. I looooved them, they really were comfortable but didnt last. My Ferinnis have lasted and are comfortable. I will probably buy another pair really soon for less than 1/2 the cost. They also still look brand new until you see the undersides |
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 Undercover Amish Mafia Member
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Location: Kansas | I really really like my Macie Bean boots. I've had them for almost 2 years now and they are the only boots I'll wear! |
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Rad Dork
Posts: 5218
Location: Oklahoma | stayceem - 2015-10-12 10:40 AM
I love my twisted x boots! I have 3 pairs. A square toe that I mainly use for shows or dressing up, a round toed pair that I have had forever (longest lasting boots) and then I recently bought a tennis shoe/boot crossover. Super comfortable, affordable (find them on sale a lot) and they last.
Do they feels similar to the driving mocs? I live in those shoes... if the boots feel the same I'll be needing a pair! |
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Extreme Veteran
Posts: 303
| Anderson Bean are my favorite! They are a high quality, American made boot. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 975
Location: The barn...where else? SW Missouri | Boulet. Most comfortable best made boots I've ever owned. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 915
Location: SE KS | Twisted X, love them (I wear the shortys, they are ankle high) Also Roper the ones that just come over my ankles. Bought both on Ebay!!!!!!!!!!
The ones I bought were mens!
Edited by lhighquality 2015-10-12 12:04 PM
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Southern Indiana | It depends what kind you are wanting...something fancy or just a good comfy boot? I was in my nearby tack shop this summer and tried on all kinds from different brands...justin, tony lama, Dan post, corral, ariat, Macie bean, cinch, ferini and who knows what else. My #1 was ariat and #2 was Dan post. These were all nice square toed $150-250 boots. Any of the other brands had no cushion what so ever. I went home empty handed. End up buying a pair from Lagrange which were broken in from the start and very comfy. I also own ariats, lucchese, & Johnny Ringos. All are very comfortable. Yes I collect them ?? |
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| Anything but Corral's - not comfortable and the pair I purchased in February already has a hole worn through the sole. I only use these boots on weekends when I am at races. . . so I am very unimpressed with how long a $280 pair of boots lasted.
Another pair I had lasted a year before the sole separated from the boot. |
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 It's not my fault I'm perfect
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Location: Where the long tails flow, ND | Dan Post |
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