#2 Brown is great. The most comfortable boot I have ever worn. I can go from work to dress and it fits the bill. I have many exotics that cost more, but none are built better.
@@JeremiahCraigI got mine in. Went trough 4 exchanges, their QC is horrible and so is their sizing. I love my Tecovas . But Chisos has been a fail. For the price. I’d get two pairs of Tecovas at least they don’t come creased and worn etc
Excellent boots that fit better than any of my other boots, to include my goatskin Luchesi, My Tecova Jacksons, My Lariats to mention a few. Chisos boots are perfect comfort right out of the box and the excellent looks are a plus. Allison was a pleasure to work with and Will is a straight shooter. These are a present to myself for my 77th Birthday. I am totally pleased with my gift to myself. Couldn't be better!! Thanks Will and Allison! 😀
They look awesome. And I love what Chisos is all about. I want both pairs lol, just wish they were more affordable. Though I know you're getting you money's worth. Hopefully one day I can buy em soon.
The Chisos boots # 1 have exactly the shape that I like: the shape of the heel, its height and the round toe. There is little chance of finding this brand on the old continent ... who knows? Very nice video Thank you so much. I wish you the best
After watching your interview with Raul, that was my first introduction to hearing about Chisos boots. Decided to order a pair of No.2 boots and should receive them tomorrow. Looking forward to trying them out and then comparing them to my other brands of boots. Will, the owner, replied and answered my questions. He said he would put aside my size and then texted a pic of the box to me. Thought that was cool.
Bought the #2’s after watching this video. Absolutely epic! Jeremiah I agree 100% they are worth the money. Big picture these are a home run and without doubt the best boots I own. Chisos you are amazing!
Purchased these boots for our anniversary (my wife No. 1, for me No. 2) and we love these boots. In fact we lead an Airstream Caravan to Big Bend National Park and showed them off while in Big Bend! So comfortable and well constructed.
Love the boots. Bought mine second hand. Prev owner said they were too small. The we’re almost too big for me but I suspect he may have attempted to stretch them out a good bit. Anyways threw some thin cork soles under the insoles and used some 70% alcohol and lighter to tighten up the vamp. Reconditioned and boom🔥 😅 Perfect fit.
Have yet to own a pair of Chisos. With what I am learning...I am going to take the plunge and get a pair. After years of wearing Lucchese, Tony Lama, Nocona, and more recently Tecovas...I want to give Chisos a chance. Have heard nothing but good things about these Texas flavored boots.
I can’t wait until I’m able to get some of these boots, I love the no. 2 although a tan boot with red or black stitching for the petroglyph would look really good too
Another excellent video, Jeremiah. This review format is so great. Will is smart to be promoting his brand in this way. I've got one more pair in the budget for 2020 and Chisos might have just stolen the spot that was meant for a Tecovas exotic. They look like such a great blend of things I love in numerous other brands. Keep up the good work and keep this style of review coming!
@@Chisos Any chance you guys will be releasing something with a lower heal like a roper or stockman? I love the look of the cowboy heel but a past ankle injury makes them a little less comfortable for me. I love EVERYTHING about your boot. It's absolutely beautiful. I would love to see one in person. Really, really rooting for you guys as a company. I hope to be wearing a Chisos boot sometime in the future.
@@bradanderson5494 Once Corona calms down, would love to show you them in Austin! Otherwise we've got free shipping right now. Regarding ropers, it's not on the docket for 2020 at least. Not saying never, but we're growing slowly and intentionally.
I wish they had a taller shaft, which is weird since I don't stuff my pants legs in the shaft anyway. They look very nice for sure. I have been a huge fan of cowboy boots since I was a kid (ever after watching the "stepping on boots" scene from For a few dollars more), but born and grown up and living in Europe I just got my first pair a few months ago. Most of what is available here is spanish made, I think. No half sizes either. Your channel is a very useful source of information for me.
Love the lighter brown welt/sole. Looks great with the darker brown tops. And that is the way a square toe should look. Not too wide, and a SINGLE stitch welt. That double stitch welt on most boots these days is ugly af
Just watch Rose Anvil cut these in half. Easily the best valued boot in the market today! Love the materials are from Guanajuato, MX (my family’s home state) and assembled in my home state, Texas. Will order soon 🤘🏼
Finally and I really enjoyed it as always!!! Great review and job once again!!! Hopefully I can get a pair of these one day when my bank account and wife allow me to do so!!!! It’s an uphill battle but I’m gonna keep fighting!!! Lol!!!
I hear you on both accounts... We're a small business and refuse outside funding, so we will be growing slowly and deliberately. That means we can't make everything we'd like to all at once! But get on our email list and you won't be disappointed by what we're working on.
Very interesting. I told myself I would never buy a boot without a leather insole again. I MIGHT have changed my mind. Did you go with your normal size?
Btw we have a triple-thick leather insole (it's thicker to accommodate our channel welt). Check the video of me cutting a pair in half on our page! I add the comfort insole (removable) on top of that.
@@Chisos hi team Chisos! I'm size 9 9.5 on regular shoes. I got a tecovas Cartwright size 10 because the 9.5 were too tight. What size I have to choose on your boots?! I'm looking for Chisos #1
Awesome detailed review JC!😀👍 I have a boot noobie question about the welt; So is a channeled welt a variation of a good year welt or is it something separate? If it is an other type of welt can it be resoled?
Not a newbie question at all! The traditional channel welt (leather-to-leather, no canvas ribbing) is the original version of the Goodyear Welt. And, YES, it can be resoled. This method is the highest quality and most traditional version of cowboy boot construction, requiring a level of skill that is increasingly uncommon. 95% of boots made today use a canvas material that is glued to the insole and therefore increases the chances of the welt failing. In the channeled method, the welt is stitched directly to a lip carved from the insole, creating a much stronger bond between the components.
I have a pair of the #5 Roughout...absolutely a fantastic boot! I have a horse farm and I wear boots a lot - these boots beat the heck out of every boot I own (under 1K).
I was thinking of buying a Black Jack pair for my birthday but I decided to buy the Chisos #2. I'll be honest here, the price range is pretty high for new boot company but if the hype is true I might turn into a long time customer. I'm looking for comfort, style and endurance. I'll be back to continue commenting on my experience with Chisos #2...
I've decided to buy a pair of the number 1 classic black round toe. Unfortunately when trying to buy them online today they said they were sold out of stock. I am so bummed! Hopefully they will be in stock soon. They do have a system we're you leave them your email address and they said they will contact me when available again. I like the idea that they are made with thicker leather were it counts and the fact they use retired dairy cows is even better! I'm not totally sold on the shock obsorbing insoles but after giving it some thought I'm going to go ahead and give it a try. I'm really afraid the insoles will make my feet hot but we will see. I might also note if you want to remove the insoles the gentleman I spoke to today advises ordering one size smaller than your size to make up for the extra space when removed. I'll let everyone know if the insoles make your feet sweat or if they make it wobbly when walking. But considering the owner is a fellow Texan and these boots are made the old fashioned way and they are reasonably priced is a win win for me!! Like I said I can't wait!!
I like these boots but for the cost, would have to have a traditional leather insole. I know many makers are doing inserts now but I expect that from lesser costing boots. Even the entry level Lucchese have traditional foot beds. Still, very nice boots.
Howdy, William! We absolutely have a leather insole. Go over to my page and watch the video of me cutting them in half. Ours is 3x as thick as the brand you mentioned, because we do a traditional channel welt. I then add a removable comfort insole on top of that. Feel free to size down and pull out the comfort insole; you're left with a traditionally made boot 🤠
Thanks for reviewing Chisos boots. I've wondered about them, especially at that price point. Call me crazy but I put shoe/boot trees in my boots (4 Tecovas and 3 Lucchese) to extend their lives and keep them looking good. None of my boot have insole inserts. I wonder if shoving a boot tree into a Chisos boot will damage the insert?
Howdy, Bob! I use shoe trees in my cowboy boots as well, so I don't think you're crazy! The insoles are removable, so I take mine out when I put the shoe trees in. This lets everything air out really well. However I don't anticipate that the shoe trees would damage the insole-it's leather topped and tough enough to take you stomping around in it all day. -Will
(My 2 cents personal review) You remember that favorite glove you had?
--STEPS TO THE PROCESS-- 1. Reach out to confirm sizing 2. Purchase boot 3. Wear boot for 4 days (at least 24 total hours in the boot and walking to work approx 2.6 miles) 4. Write the review Now here is step 4: As the title says, "You remember that favorite glove you had?" You know, when you bought it, how it felt, where you had to wear it when it counted, and who complimented you on the appearance. Easily stated it was "fantastic" across the board. I ordered true to size, they fit snug and I considered going up a size for a moment (I wear 12.5 EE in Tecovas), but a part of me said trust Will who personally told you that the 12.5 should be good because Chisos run a little wider. True as a straight edge two days into the experience the boot molded to the shape of my foot. I conditioned the outside and inside of the boot twice in that time and now I don't have a better fitting boot. I don't know what they did to this leather to make it the perfect balance between soft and sturdy but they hit it. They're worth much more than you pay and I'm truly blessed to have them made with the right purpose. Great product, great service and a fantastic experience for the foreseeable future! I'll be looking for your red stripe. God Bless
Landed here looking for some info from Jeremiah on another brand so I have to toss in my 2 cents. I've had my pair of brown #2s for a while now. They're every bit as nice as everyone says. So if anyone's on the fence, save up some money and get yourself an absolute world class pair of boots. All I need to do is get the guts to wear 'em out in the country doing some work instead of pretending they're dress shoes.
Cork is a brilliant material because it's naturally antibacterial/antifungal...it's why cork is used in bottling liquor. Someday, I'll get a pair of Chisos ;)
They look fantastic , I am in the process of trying to get some. For me though it’s the sizing. I have to get it right, its a long way to Australia to return a product lol.
There's a hard leather insole under their removable insole. you might have to size down a size to wear without but they build them with the insole in mind so it might not feel right still.
Two different brands at two price points. If you like the feel of sneakers and insoles, Chisos will be the way to go. Boulet is more traditional and has soft and hard leather insoles. Otherwise they are made pretty similar besides for a hung lining on the Chisos
Great content! In a perfect world I would most certainly buy a number #1 in Brown 9 EE but I don't think it's available. I love the profile of the medium round toe. Maybe one day, I'm only a short drive away in San Antonio as well. These just look damn comfortable, like I could wear them on stage comfortably in gigs and I have a plate and screws in my left foot after a bad accident. Keep up the great work yal and I will definitely keep looking at the Chiso's page til that combo becomes available. Chris James
Nice boots! 👍👍But I think the price is too high for just cowhides. Also, Lucchese has some Exotics for around the same price but only at the outlets here in El Paso.
I'm always careful to do that and often times I cut it from the actual video because I'm a 12B and very few companies make that size. It's tough for me to make recommendations for that reason. I will say that for me they feel a bit smaller of an 11D. Similar to the Tecovas round toe 11D except these are wayyyy more comfortable. The square toe is a better fit than the Tecovas too. Where Tecovas feels like their square toe is a bit bigger. These translate very well so you probably won't need to size down from your usual on the square toe.
I'm thinking chisos roper or rujos roper for casual wear.i have worked b on concrete for over 30 years, so indeed a boot with good arch support and good cushion.which one would you recommend?
The question I have doesn’t apply to this video I am Going to order some Boulet boots I read where if you were a 10 d that I should order a 9 1/2 e what is your take on that
i hate see cowboy boots videos because i dont get a pair and i want a pair, i just have a pair of boots that looks like a cowboy boots but they aren't (sorry for my bad english) PD: I love your videos
I am so torn. they look like really nice quality boots, but at the same time for $500 I wouldn't go shit kicking in them. I would have to own them for a few years because I could even think about that.
My true size is 12B so I usually have to size down to fit into D widths. These seem pretty true to me and similar to vintage Tony Lamas, Justins and Dan Posts
Trying to find justification to spend double the price over a comparable Tecova boot.....I'm not sure the synthetic insole has me sold on assuring better long term comfort.....using leather from retired dairy cows may make me feel good for a bit and the creative stitching reflecting the indigenous mountains of Texas is cool but I'm really struggling w the price point.
Healthy skepticism, I support it. Just about everything is different between the two production processes; channel welt vs gemming, leather thickness and durability, heel counter construction. I go into some of the details here if you're interested: chisos.com/blogs/cowboy-boot-blog/thou-shalt-not-cut-corners
@@Loveall247 I like them so they've earned the hype. So I've order the pair through Klarna which helps you finance your purchase (I did mine for 4 partial payments every two weeks). My order was lost for a couple of days thanks to UPS and during that wait time customer service touched base with me and were about to send me another pair but was able to get the original pair. Once I got my package and open up the box I was overwhelmed with the most satisfying leather smell ever. Just thinking about it makes me smile lol. I've ordered the #2 and I have to say the design is traditional but still modern. They based the stitching on the petroglyphs of big bend national park which is cool. The boot shaft is not wide but leans more towards the narrow side which surprised me in a positive way. The size fit me perfectly on the first try, I ordered an 8.5 and the fit was exact. With other brands I have to order a 9 or an 8 and they rarely get it right but Chisos got the sizing correct. The only thing that made it uncomfortable was that the heel and insoles were a bit too high for what I'm used to... However, at that point I was still breaking in the boots. Im sure that with time the insoles will accommodate to my feet. Other than that it is a beautiful pair of boots and it is worth the money. I would consider buying again from Chisos, I recommend their boots.
@@Chisos Thank you, I've had the boots now for little more than a month and I can say that I'm pretty satisfied. Whenever I'm at home I put the boots in a place where I can look at them and enjoy the view lol. Great job! I'm looking forward for yall's new models.
#2 Brown is great. The most comfortable boot I have ever worn. I can go from work to dress and it fits the bill. I have many exotics that cost more, but none are built better.
Hell yeah!
Love to hear this, Ken! Thank you, sir!
@@JeremiahCraigI got mine in. Went trough 4 exchanges, their QC is horrible and so is their sizing. I love my Tecovas . But Chisos has been a fail. For the price. I’d get two pairs of Tecovas at least they don’t come creased and worn etc
@@JeremiahCraigdid you watch rose anvil lucchese vs chiscos????
Excellent boots that fit better than any of my other boots, to include my goatskin Luchesi, My Tecova Jacksons, My Lariats to mention a few. Chisos boots are perfect comfort right out of the box and the excellent looks are a plus. Allison was a pleasure to work with and Will is a straight shooter. These are a present to myself for my 77th Birthday. I am totally pleased with my gift to myself. Couldn't be better!! Thanks Will and Allison! 😀
Thank YOU! So glad you're pleased!
I just wish they had the brown color for the round toe
Noted...!
Now we do!
@@Chisos just saw it for the first time, looks really good!!!
@@Chisos and the brown #1s look fantastic
@@ChisosWoah i really love how y’all actually listen to customers and make great boots. Definitely gonna get a pair for when I graduate HS
I was just reading about the new upcoming company. Good timing
They are hustling! I have a lot of respect for this company
They look awesome. And I love what Chisos is all about. I want both pairs lol, just wish they were more affordable. Though I know you're getting you money's worth. Hopefully one day I can buy em soon.
We have payment plans as well, just select the "Klarna" option at checkout!
@@Chisos awesome thanks
The Chisos boots # 1 have exactly the shape that I like: the shape of the heel, its height and the round toe. There is little chance of finding this brand on the old continent ... who knows?
Very nice video
Thank you so much.
I wish you the best
Yeah sorry I don't think you'll be able to get these outside the US for quite sometime. You're always welcome to visit and go home with a pair though!
Feel free to give us a shout and maybe we can work something out! howdy@chisos.com
After watching your interview with Raul, that was my first introduction to hearing about Chisos boots. Decided to order a pair of No.2 boots and should receive them tomorrow. Looking forward to trying them out and then comparing them to my other brands of boots. Will, the owner, replied and answered my questions. He said he would put aside my size and then texted a pic of the box to me. Thought that was cool.
It was a pleasure! Tons of fun to text back and forth with y'all. Can't wait to hear what you think!
How do they fit?
You should revisit this pair again with another video, would be useful to share your sizing experience with them too 🤠
Bought the #2’s after watching this video. Absolutely epic! Jeremiah I agree 100% they are worth the money. Big picture these are a home run and without doubt the best boots I own. Chisos you are amazing!
SWEEET! Thats awesome. I'm glad you like them!
Hell yeah, Eric! Love having you in the Chisos family of owners s
Purchased these boots for our anniversary (my wife No. 1, for me No. 2) and we love these boots. In fact we lead an Airstream Caravan to Big Bend National Park and showed them off while in Big Bend! So comfortable and well constructed.
Love the boots. Bought mine second hand. Prev owner said they were too small. The we’re almost too big for me but I suspect he may have attempted to stretch them out a good bit. Anyways threw some thin cork soles under the insoles and used some 70% alcohol and lighter to tighten up the vamp. Reconditioned and boom🔥 😅 Perfect fit.
Super great video. Thanks for shedding light on these folks. Well done.
Orgullosamente hechas en León Guanajuato México !!!!
Have yet to own a pair of Chisos. With what I am learning...I am going to take the plunge and get a pair. After years of wearing Lucchese, Tony Lama, Nocona, and more recently Tecovas...I want to give Chisos a chance. Have heard nothing but good things about these Texas flavored boots.
Awesome boots, can’t wait till I’m able to get me some!!
I can’t wait until I’m able to get some of these boots, I love the no. 2 although a tan boot with red or black stitching for the petroglyph would look really good too
Another excellent video, Jeremiah. This review format is so great. Will is smart to be promoting his brand in this way. I've got one more pair in the budget for 2020 and Chisos might have just stolen the spot that was meant for a Tecovas exotic. They look like such a great blend of things I love in numerous other brands.
Keep up the good work and keep this style of review coming!
Thanks Brad! I appreciate it. I like the fit of these much better than Tecovas tbh. Plus I like what Chisos stands for too. I'm a fan
We're ready for you, Brad! Appreciate the kind words.
@@Chisos Any chance you guys will be releasing something with a lower heal like a roper or stockman? I love the look of the cowboy heel but a past ankle injury makes them a little less comfortable for me.
I love EVERYTHING about your boot. It's absolutely beautiful. I would love to see one in person.
Really, really rooting for you guys as a company. I hope to be wearing a Chisos boot sometime in the future.
@@bradanderson5494 Once Corona calms down, would love to show you them in Austin! Otherwise we've got free shipping right now.
Regarding ropers, it's not on the docket for 2020 at least. Not saying never, but we're growing slowly and intentionally.
@@Chisos Got it. Thanks for the reply!
My Brown #2s are coming this Saturday and I can't wait.
They look so beautiful. I want a pair now
Beautiful and sooo comfortable!!
Excellent video and superior analysis! Well done ✅✅
This is my favorite video you’ve ever made great job 👍👍👍
Just ordered my brown #2 today, can't wait! I have some ariat boots that are taking forever to break in😩
I wish they had a taller shaft, which is weird since I don't stuff my pants legs in the shaft anyway.
They look very nice for sure.
I have been a huge fan of cowboy boots since I was a kid (ever after watching the "stepping on boots" scene from For a few dollars more), but born and grown up and living in Europe I just got my first pair a few months ago. Most of what is available here is spanish made, I think. No half sizes either. Your channel is a very useful source of information for me.
I love the square toe. Its not like other square toes that are too wide.
Thank you, Rylan!
@@Chisos yes French Square Toe is my jam
Love the lighter brown welt/sole. Looks great with the darker brown tops. And that is the way a square toe should look. Not too wide, and a SINGLE stitch welt. That double stitch welt on most boots these days is ugly af
Thanks, Don!
Exactly square toes these days mostly look like spatulas or shovels. Chisos is actually made a square toe that I could get on board with
Love the look of these boots but haven't tried them out yet. Breaking in too many pairs right now as it is LOL.
Just watch Rose Anvil cut these in half. Easily the best valued boot in the market today! Love the materials are from Guanajuato, MX (my family’s home state) and assembled in my home state, Texas.
Will order soon 🤘🏼
Finally and I really enjoyed it as always!!! Great review and job once again!!! Hopefully I can get a pair of these one day when my bank account and wife allow me to do so!!!! It’s an uphill battle but I’m gonna keep fighting!!! Lol!!!
We understand!
Haha You got this!
Awesome looking boots. I wish they made the No. 1 in brown, or even tan. Hopefully wide widths will be available soon as well.
I hear you on both accounts... We're a small business and refuse outside funding, so we will be growing slowly and deliberately. That means we can't make everything we'd like to all at once! But get on our email list and you won't be disappointed by what we're working on.
We've got the No 1 in brown and the No 2 in EE, sir!
Very interesting. I told myself I would never buy a boot without a leather insole again. I MIGHT have changed my mind. Did you go with your normal size?
We'd love to have you give them the 'ol test drive, Tommy!
@@Chisos I almost did...out of stock in 10d.
@@2wheeltommy996 we're hustling to get new ones finished up ASAP!
Btw we have a triple-thick leather insole (it's thicker to accommodate our channel welt). Check the video of me cutting a pair in half on our page! I add the comfort insole (removable) on top of that.
@@Chisos hi team Chisos! I'm size 9 9.5 on regular shoes. I got a tecovas Cartwright size 10 because the 9.5 were too tight. What size I have to choose on your boots?! I'm looking for Chisos #1
I hope Chisos has harness boots in the future.
I also hope to get the No. 6 in the future. Saving my pennies for the day!
These are the next boots on my list, I am waiting for 15 EE to come back in
Awesome detailed review JC!😀👍
I have a boot noobie question about the welt; So is a channeled welt a variation of a good year welt or is it something separate? If it is an other type of welt can it be resoled?
Not a newbie question at all! The traditional channel welt (leather-to-leather, no canvas ribbing) is the original version of the Goodyear Welt. And, YES, it can be resoled.
This method is the highest quality and most traditional version of cowboy boot construction, requiring a level of skill that is increasingly uncommon. 95% of boots made today use a canvas material that is glued to the insole and therefore increases the chances of the welt failing. In the channeled method, the welt is stitched directly to a lip carved from the insole, creating a much stronger bond between the components.
@@Chisos Thanks for the reply/answers :D
JC- this is a complete breakdown on cowboy boots. JDS/CT
Just trying to answer the questions I saw around this brand haha! It did go a bit more thorough but there's a lot going on with these boots haha
I have a pair of the #5 Roughout...absolutely a fantastic boot! I have a horse farm and I wear boots a lot - these boots beat the heck out of every boot I own (under 1K).
I was thinking of buying a Black Jack pair for my birthday but I decided to buy the Chisos #2. I'll be honest here, the price range is pretty high for new boot company but if the hype is true I might turn into a long time customer. I'm looking for comfort, style and endurance. I'll be back to continue commenting on my experience with Chisos #2...
Cool looking forward to seeing your thoughts. Happy birthday!
@@JeremiahCraig Thank you! I'm looking forward for those Chisos #2 boots.
After realizing you sound like Stimpy from Ren & Stimpy I can’t unhear it. Oh and nice video, those boots are awesome.
I've decided to buy a pair of the number 1 classic black round toe. Unfortunately when trying to buy them online today they said they were sold out of stock. I am so bummed! Hopefully they will be in stock soon. They do have a system we're you leave them your email address and they said they will contact me when available again. I like the idea that they are made with thicker leather were it counts and the fact they use retired dairy cows is even better! I'm not totally sold on the shock obsorbing insoles but after giving it some thought I'm going to go ahead and give it a try. I'm really afraid the insoles will make my feet hot but we will see. I might also note if you want to remove the insoles the gentleman I spoke to today advises ordering one size smaller than your size to make up for the extra space when removed. I'll let everyone know if the insoles make your feet sweat or if they make it wobbly when walking. But considering the owner is a fellow Texan and these boots are made the old fashioned way and they are reasonably priced is a win win for me!! Like I said I can't wait!!
I like these boots but for the cost, would have to have a traditional leather insole. I know many makers are doing inserts now but I expect that from lesser costing boots. Even the entry level Lucchese have traditional foot beds. Still, very nice boots.
Howdy, William! We absolutely have a leather insole. Go over to my page and watch the video of me cutting them in half. Ours is 3x as thick as the brand you mentioned, because we do a traditional channel welt. I then add a removable comfort insole on top of that. Feel free to size down and pull out the comfort insole; you're left with a traditionally made boot 🤠
Thanks for reviewing Chisos boots. I've wondered about them, especially at that price point. Call me crazy but I put shoe/boot trees in my boots (4 Tecovas and 3 Lucchese) to extend their lives and keep them looking good. None of my boot have insole inserts. I wonder if shoving a boot tree into a Chisos boot will damage the insert?
Howdy, Bob! I use shoe trees in my cowboy boots as well, so I don't think you're crazy! The insoles are removable, so I take mine out when I put the shoe trees in. This lets everything air out really well. However I don't anticipate that the shoe trees would damage the insole-it's leather topped and tough enough to take you stomping around in it all day. -Will
Do you take out the insert before putting in the boot tree? I also use boot trees.
@@chirpchirp8011 Yes
(My 2 cents personal review)
You remember that favorite glove you had?
--STEPS TO THE PROCESS--
1. Reach out to confirm sizing
2. Purchase boot
3. Wear boot for 4 days (at least 24 total hours in the boot and walking to work approx 2.6 miles)
4. Write the review
Now here is step 4: As the title says, "You remember that favorite glove you had?" You know, when you bought it, how it felt, where you had to wear it when it counted, and who complimented you on the appearance. Easily stated it was "fantastic" across the board. I ordered true to size, they fit snug and I considered going up a size for a moment (I wear 12.5 EE in Tecovas), but a part of me said trust Will who personally told you that the 12.5 should be good because Chisos run a little wider. True as a straight edge two days into the experience the boot molded to the shape of my foot. I conditioned the outside and inside of the boot twice in that time and now I don't have a better fitting boot. I don't know what they did to this leather to make it the perfect balance between soft and sturdy but they hit it. They're worth much more than you pay and I'm truly blessed to have them made with the right purpose. Great product, great service and a fantastic experience for the foreseeable future!
I'll be looking for your red stripe.
God Bless
Landed here looking for some info from Jeremiah on another brand so I have to toss in my 2 cents. I've had my pair of brown #2s for a while now. They're every bit as nice as everyone says. So if anyone's on the fence, save up some money and get yourself an absolute world class pair of boots. All I need to do is get the guts to wear 'em out in the country doing some work instead of pretending they're dress shoes.
My dad just got some and he loves them he uses them for riding and going to dinner
Cork is a brilliant material because it's naturally antibacterial/antifungal...it's why cork is used in bottling liquor. Someday, I'll get a pair of Chisos ;)
They look fantastic , I am in the process of trying to get some. For me though it’s the sizing. I have to get it right, its a long way to Australia to return a product lol.
I love the look of the brown boots
I have 3 pairs, and I love them!
I found some Dan Post for 250 that are very similar. Would you take the Dan Post or the Chisos for 500?
No contest Chisos all the way
Dayam! those boots look good. I wish, but 500 bucks, nope. Rich people boots. Is there a great boot out there for 200 or so?
Double H is good at that price point. Never want to cheap out on boots, will pick up a pair of these. Just hesitant on sizing.
$200 boots have the quality of $20 Walmart sneakers.
You're reaction to stickers!!!
Haha I like stickers
I like to see you bring that boot to the beach nice look like sand proof right at 11:33 you bring it 😁
I would love a pair. Any chance Chisos makes a hard leather insole?
There's a hard leather insole under their removable insole. you might have to size down a size to wear without but they build them with the insole in mind so it might not feel right still.
@@JeremiahCraig thanks for the answer!
But now you can choose from 3 different finishes when it comes to these boots. ...I think that is what I saw on their website.
Looking to buy boots myself. Im torn between Boulet or Chisos! Whats your opinion Jeremiah??!!
Two different brands at two price points. If you like the feel of sneakers and insoles, Chisos will be the way to go. Boulet is more traditional and has soft and hard leather insoles. Otherwise they are made pretty similar besides for a hung lining on the Chisos
Hi Jeremiah
Do you buy each each pair of boots you review or how do you get them?
Thanks
Do you think these would be comfortable standing all day in and could these handle snow ❄️ in Michigan?
Great content! In a perfect world I would most certainly buy a number #1 in Brown 9 EE but I don't think it's available. I love the profile of the medium round toe. Maybe one day, I'm only a short drive away in San Antonio as well. These just look damn comfortable, like I could wear them on stage comfortably in gigs and I have a plate and screws in my left foot after a bad accident. Keep up the great work yal and I will definitely keep looking at the Chiso's page til that combo becomes available.
Chris James
I like pink socks.
Could you please review beatles boots? I would be happy to know your opinion about it!
I can but they wouldn't get very high enthusiasm from me. If I have the chance I'll do it though
Nice boots! 👍👍But I think the price is too high for just cowhides. Also, Lucchese has some Exotics for around the same price but only at the outlets here in El Paso.
Exotics are immoral. Chisos has great moral standards.
@@crosisofborg5524 Animals are animals bro. You value the life of one animal over another ? A cow has less of a moral value than a snake ?
Noticed your favorite boots are Boul (not sure how to spell this) I noticed they are only E width or wider. How do you fit these? I am a 12 A/B also.
Love the Boulet. I wear a 10.5 E for them
Great looking boots! I'm hoping y'all come out with a roper heel.
That would be sweet
They actually did just now and they're selling like hotcakes
They look so beautiful. I want the pair now brown colour how much
Howdy! Each boot runs $495
You did not mention the sizing - how does their sizing compare to other boot brands?
I'm always careful to do that and often times I cut it from the actual video because I'm a 12B and very few companies make that size. It's tough for me to make recommendations for that reason. I will say that for me they feel a bit smaller of an 11D. Similar to the Tecovas round toe 11D except these are wayyyy more comfortable. The square toe is a better fit than the Tecovas too. Where Tecovas feels like their square toe is a bit bigger. These translate very well so you probably won't need to size down from your usual on the square toe.
@@JeremiahCraig Thanks - that helps. I will get a pair, I'm sure, sometime this year.
@@JeremiahCraig Can't imagine a boot more comfortable than Tecovas
@@drd8251 You should try on a pair, Bob. My Chisos are actually more comfortable, and they'll last a lot longer!
@@JeremiahCraig I am a 12b too. What size fit you in Chisos?
Can you review Republic Boots
Should I order my normal size or go up a side or down ? I used 9.5
Great job man
The black boot is really beautiful 👢👢👍
I like how the square toes are still semi-round. Most square toes I see look like spatulas and remind me of people who drink white claw
The box is fire no cap
I'm thinking chisos roper or rujos roper for casual wear.i have worked b on concrete for over 30 years, so indeed a boot with good arch support and good cushion.which one would you recommend?
I'd say Chisos... but I might be biased
The question I have doesn’t apply to this video I am
Going to order some Boulet boots I read where if you were a 10 d that I should order a 9 1/2 e what is your take on that
It depends on your true size but I would say that would work generally. That works for my brother
I love these boots. Where can I buy them ?
This is their website: chisos.com/collections/mens-boots/products/chisos-no-1
@@Kazlide they're expensive but i like them a lot. I'd buy them, i just don't know my size. Just recently got into boots and only have two pairs.
If you don't mind my asking Jeremiah, Where are you originally from?
Geneseo, NY
i hate see cowboy boots videos because i dont get a pair and i want a pair, i just have a pair of boots that looks like a cowboy boots but they aren't (sorry for my bad english)
PD: I love your videos
I will get a pair at some point
Are these able to be resoled?
Yes!
Can you try and find exotic leathers for under 150$?
I have! You have to buy them used. I would NOT recommend buying exotics for that cheap new. They would most likely be a scam
@@JeremiahCraig ok, thank you!
Chisos vs. hondo, Which do you like best?
Personally I like Hondo better because they have traditional hard leather insoles and B widths
I am so torn. they look like really nice quality boots, but at the same time for $500 I wouldn't go shit kicking in them. I would have to own them for a few years because I could even think about that.
So true. I feel that 100%
Real nice boots 😁
Does any body know roughly the weight of these boots?? Particularly the NO.1
Did you have to size down or up or do they run true to size?
My true size is 12B so I usually have to size down to fit into D widths. These seem pretty true to me and similar to vintage Tony Lamas, Justins and Dan Posts
@@JeremiahCraig awesome thanks
I’m stuck between these or Tony Lamas!!
That red line is the only thing keeping from these I love everything else though
Are these better than Tecovas’ boots?
Super yes, Tecovas boots will not last as long as Chisos because of its construction.
Are these good for welders as well?
Tony Romo changed his name to Will Roman? He needs to make a Dallas cowboys edition boot.
😂😂 totally!
hahaha I get this all the time! -Will
Trying to find justification to spend double the price over a comparable Tecova boot.....I'm not sure the synthetic insole has me sold on assuring better long term comfort.....using leather from retired dairy cows may make me feel good for a bit and the creative stitching reflecting the indigenous mountains of Texas is cool but I'm really struggling w the price point.
Healthy skepticism, I support it. Just about everything is different between the two production processes; channel welt vs gemming, leather thickness and durability, heel counter construction. I go into some of the details here if you're interested: chisos.com/blogs/cowboy-boot-blog/thou-shalt-not-cut-corners
Son botas hermosas !!!
there are great boots, but i just dont like the red line on the heel. It just be purely black. It will look nicer in my view
Just great! 👍
I appreciate it!
What’s the weight like on these boots?
About 3lbs a piece, depending on size
$500 a pair? Too expensive for my blood. I like Luccheses, but I would think twice about dropping 500 on a pair.
That's what I thought too. So I bought them just to see if the hype is true. Put them to the test.
Texas Kaiser what have your thoughts been on them for the last month?
@@Loveall247 I like them so they've earned the hype. So I've order the pair through Klarna which helps you finance your purchase (I did mine for 4 partial payments every two weeks). My order was lost for a couple of days thanks to UPS and during that wait time customer service touched base with me and were about to send me another pair but was able to get the original pair. Once I got my package and open up the box I was overwhelmed with the most satisfying leather smell ever. Just thinking about it makes me smile lol. I've ordered the #2 and I have to say the design is traditional but still modern. They based the stitching on the petroglyphs of big bend national park which is cool. The boot shaft is not wide but leans more towards the narrow side which surprised me in a positive way. The size fit me perfectly on the first try, I ordered an 8.5 and the fit was exact. With other brands I have to order a 9 or an 8 and they rarely get it right but Chisos got the sizing correct. The only thing that made it uncomfortable was that the heel and insoles were a bit too high for what I'm used to... However, at that point I was still breaking in the boots. Im sure that with time the insoles will accommodate to my feet. Other than that it is a beautiful pair of boots and it is worth the money. I would consider buying again from Chisos, I recommend their boots.
Thanks @texas kaiser! So glad you're happy! And I remember Katie chasing down your pair. Alls well that ends well
@@Chisos Thank you, I've had the boots now for little more than a month and I can say that I'm pretty satisfied. Whenever I'm at home I put the boots in a place where I can look at them and enjoy the view lol. Great job! I'm looking forward for yall's new models.
Love ❤️
Exelentes👌
What's your favorite boot brand?
Boulet
Dude....Chisos is my saddest pair of boots. I own 16 pair of boots. The only one that I can't wear with comfortably is my Chisos number 5.
I don’t understand if this comment is good or bad? Are chisos better than your 16 other pairs?
Incredible price that aligns with Frye's Duke roper price. No thanks! Wolverine BLVD pull on is in my budget.
Made in Mexico ?
Yes
Chisos states they're in Austin Texas.
Chisos HQ is in Austin but gets their boots made in Mexico
@@JeremiahCraig ok thanks.