ARIAT Men's Hybrid Rancher Western Boot

These boots are amazing. I have a pair for work and a pair to look good in. Non skid, non marking. Probably better work boot than anything. Not steel toe for those who need it.

todo el procedimiento de hacer el pedido hasta que me llego el producto! pero me quedo muy grande, solicite la devolución y de igual manera solicite se me rembolsara a una tarjeta de regalo, y si me aparece el saldo cuando quiero hacer una compra, pero me solicita un Código de Canje que no se de donde lo puedo obtener, motivo de lo anterior les solicito me ayuden para poder hacer compras con ese saldo.

Great boots. Fit great out of the box, very comfortable and priced great at under $100. I've been wearing them almost daily for over four months.

Excelente, tal y como las esperaba, muy buen servicio, muchas gracias.

I ordered these because I wanted a pair of lowish boots that were easy to get in and out of, that weren't afraid of the kind of heavy clay/mud we have around here and that I could tuck my pants into while walking the dog in said soil. The fact they're oiled leather was an important part of my decision, as was the profile of the supposedly indestructable soles.The good news is that they fit almost perfectly in 13D (US), despite the fact that I'm more of a 14A (US) person, and thus give good side support. There could be a little bit more space for my pinky toe despite the wide-square toe, and they taper down towards the nose a bit too much. We'll see what that does to the inner lining; it'll probably end up shredding as all cloth lining always does for me; the lack of space probably doesn't help with breathability either. A few days into wearing them (indoors too, for breaking in) I already had white stains on them from perspiration (and this isn't kind on the leather!). I never had this with my 2 pairs of all-leather Noconas, nor with my textile-lined Crispi Swat rangers.Another thing that must be due to the textile lining and the slightly tight fit: I keep having to pull up my socks (up and out from around my toes...). Never had that too in my Noconas.I do find they take a while to break in: the leather is thick and unco-operative at first so there's some discomfort from it not bending in the most ideal places, including the shaft and the reinforcements in the toe box and around the heel (presses into my foot just below the anklebone); I suspect those reinforcements are made of plastic and not leather.Overall those are all things I was more or less prepared for, so overall I'm quite happy. Cleaning the clay out of the soles is a b***h, but that too I was prepared for, as for the fact the soles tend to slip on our pebblestone roads when wet ;)What I'm much less happy about is the fact that the rims of my heels are already showing significant wear after less than a week (!!) of walking the dog. See the picture. We don't have sharp rocks here, only soft limestone and a some gravel. I haven't been walking on metal grating either. Maybe I got a pair of Durashred soles instead of Duratread...?+ good fit and support+ good quality leather, well oiled, (almost) identical for the boot and the shaft+ leather-lined shaft0 tapered nose styling means less place for the toes0 wide-square nose in size US 12 and up means the boot catches onto panelling when I work the clutch in my car- some QC issues, notably in the sewing of the outer sole which isn't routed perfectly through the groove it should follow and will thus wear through sooner rather than later-- soles not as durable as claimed: the heels are already shredding after less than a week of what should be the kind of use these are made for.