The whole Anderson Bean family would be great to see how one company meets different price points. Horsepower, Olathe, Anderson Bean, and Rios of Mercedes.
@@blakeallen8224 just received my pair today and couldn't be more happy. I'd still love to see an in depth overview or comparison between the ones I mentioned and everything we've seen thus far. Thanks for making me feel even better about my purchase.
Reviewing a skate shoe would be difficult for a non-skateboader IMO. There's a lot of context that goes into why a material is used here vs. there that a layman would not know. While I think Rose Anvil could def look into the quality of the materials used, that's only half the battle when it comes to skate shoes. The other part is having the skate knowledge to understand why each part of the shoe is reinforced differently, and if it's actually done *well* in the context of skateboarding (which is even more important for longevity) Remember that skate shoes are coming into contact with sandpaper-like material (griptape), fast concrete, gravel, etc. extremely regularly and so they're made with a very different ethos from what a traditional boot, shoe, etc. is made with. So while I think Rose Anvil could def talk about just the general build quality, I don't know how useful it would be in actually recommending a shoe for it's actual purpose without having a solid background knowledge of skateboarding and where wear-and-tear usually occurs.
@@ClaytonWillisMusic I literally just typed up an entire thing explaining why that's only half the battle lol Understanding material quality and doing cross-sections is one thing but I probably wouldn't lean on a Rose Anvil review for a specialized thing like fencing shoes, just like I probably wouldn't for skate shoes. Obviously if you don't skate and just wear skate shoes as a casual shoe then it doesn't really matter but that's not what I'm talking about. The best skate shoe reviews are the ones that are done by actual skaters who show about ~1 month of skate wear on them because that's realistically the lifespan of a skate shoe (sometimes shorter or longer depending on how much you're skating or if you're using a ton of shoe goo lol)
@@lerenardroux not sure if it's Weston, but someone on his team skates, at least a little bit. They tested Nike SB's and did a ton of ollie's to see how they held up.
Been looking for a new pair of roper boots. Went to my local boot store and 90% of the boots they had in stock are square toe, which I am not a fan of. Im gonna try these out thanks for the review.
I’d love to see you cut apart the Redwing Supersole 1159’s. I’ve had a pair for 10 years now. They were my first cowboy boot and can easily double as a work boot. They were tough on my heels breaking in but now one of my go to, can wear all day boots.
Hey Weston, based on your reviews I bought a pair of cowboy boots yesterday with confidence. Dan Posts, kind of a low-mid tier made in China. It was available with a steel toe and a waterproof lining, so my work covered part of the cost.
dan posts are great for around $200, i have several pairs that are made in mexico (presumably Leon) and they’ve lasted me 3-4 years of everyday wear with biweekly conditioning. enjoy your pair!
Interesting that you graded this leather as better than the Tecovas or TLs. Also, I looked them up and they are advertised as having a pigskin liner which I didn't hear you mention.
One thing I'd love for you to add is a fit guide, your personal sneaker size compared to the size you order in these different boots. Love all the content and to anybody who hasn't subscribed to rose anvil 2, you definitely should!
I think fit guides are worthless only because everyone has a different shaped foot. I look at reviews and sites on what they say the fit should be, order half size down. Order your normal size, etc and they never seem to be right. All these different lasts shoes are built on makes it difficult to figure out sizing. I’m a 12 in nikes and adidas, 10.5 in heritage or most lug sole boots (almost anything Goodyear welted, 11 in tactical or hiking boot and 11.5 in under armour and new balance. It’s all over the map. 😂
I agree, ive got a pair of their 8555 coming in next week, their low price point and traditional build make them top tier. Only issue with them is finding a retailer that carries the model you want
These remind me a bit of the PECOS from Redwing. Bought a used pair, barely used but i over stretched them so i got a fresh new pair nd just wore them in till they got comfy. Really like those boots. Obviously no 500+ boot but at 300 bucks im like'em !
So two questions. Could you do like a comparison video of cowboy boots and work cowboy boots? There's a lot of differences that can be seen and felt but as far as the actual construction im curious to see if there's a difference or not. And secondly, could you do Justin boots? I'm not too sure if they're any different from Tony lamas I think. I don't remember which company is a sister brand to them. The pair of Justin's I bought however broke in really fast I was able to swap out soles and now they're one of my favorite pairs of boots
Learned a lesson before you were born. Always buy the best tool there is. Ouch on the wallet or credit card. No matter, it will pay back in service and last your lifetime. Probably your progeny 😎💪🇺🇸
Another trick for getting on a tight pair of boots… cut a long strip from a plastic milk jug. It works as a flexible “shoehorn” but reduces friction between your sock and the boot. Then simply pull the shoehorn out…it’s reusable. Works great
Love me some Rhodes boots. Suggestion. Could you do a breakdown of hunting boot brands such as crispi, danners, Irish setler, etc... More of the modern back country style of hunting and the footwear used... Or a coolant 😂😂😂
I’m actually wearing a pair of these right now. I’m a big fan of Huckberry - I try to buy American when I can and Flint and Tinder makes a bunch of MITUSA clothes for a very affordable price. Overall, I dig these boots but they are a BITCH to break in - the upper is VERY stiff. The toe is a bit narrow, but I’m hoping once fully broken in that wont be an issue. I’d also prefer the tow to be a smidge less pointy. Worth the money? Well, I got them on sale for about $130, so yeah definitely.
Please if you could do a review of Whites Hill yard Boot 8 inch that would be amazing! I bought a pair about 6 months ago and they are awesome all around versatile boot for a better price around $330. They need a review for sure
Hey rose, do you think you could use meat glue to put these boots back together? I’d love to see videos of you trying things to get them back together.
Check out georgia boot wellington style pull on work boots. They're pretty nice for around $200, I'm curious whats on the inside. They're nubuck leather too
Wish Wes would’ve shown him wearing the wedge sole Roper. I’ve been eyeballing that for about a year in the same color. I used to wear an Ariat Workhog while at work & while it was comfy under foot, the shaft could be annoying. I’m no longer in the field and I now own a pair of the Tecovas Roy & trying to get used to the feel of them.
The boots look good, the price is good, but they do not offer wide widths. Great for skinny feet I guess. Any chance they will be offering wide widths? I hate shoe / boot makers telling to go up a half size or a whole size. The footwear looks goofy when they are too long by doing that and never fit right with all the extra area in the toe area.
I have a pair of cowboy boots my ex-in-laws got me in 1986 or 1987 from Mexico they paid $25 in cash for them. If I didn't still wear them it would be fun to have you cut them up. Maybe next time the ex calls me I will get irritated enough to send them to you guys, lol. Boots are amazingly comfortable, I wore them attempting to dance many times years ago, just a comfortable boot. I probably wear them 40-60 times a year depending on where I am, never wear them in snow as they are bad on ice. Some of the other boots I have had lasted a few years these really have done well.
I got a pair of the 1883 Mad Dog Goat boots. I love em. Got em used for a hundo. They are (according to dude I bought them from) 10/12 years old, on their second resole. Leather is awesome. Feels like glove-leather, but has almost no visible wear. That's crazy on decade old boots that have been worn a lot. Would I spend the 550$ they sell for new? I guess I would, now that I know how good they are. But I also don't I'll ever need to.
I went with the Tecovas, but I also didn't see this video before buying them. I wanted some Rios of Mercedes but they didn't have my size in the ones I wanted. The Chisos seem like the best bang for the buck, but for a first cowboy boot it's hard to justify almost $600
Would love to see a comparison of roper type work boots in say $350 price range. Maybe any style, as long as it’s a slip on low heel suitable as a work boot.
please review the new thursday boots' line of western boots! specifically the Desperado boots. im really interested in buying but want to know that they're worthy the price.. thanks
I appreciate huckberry sponsoring every channel that I watch, but lay off my Michael. It’s been waaaaay too much. Huckberry is gonna turn every channel into the Carl murawski channel. Ads that “aren’t ads.”
Rickin leather is a very shady company lots of complaints but lots of happier campers. I got some I'm in the middle cut some rockin leathers open and let's see if they r walmart boots with lipstick or actually good
I have a pair of FootJoys. Not golf shoes. Full on dress shoes all leather. I put them on to go to the shoe shine. 😎 Great Olde black man is amazing. Tip🤷♂️ food for a month. Lady shiner she is pretty and such. Shine not the best. She forgot the spit and chamois. What will freak out you kids. First ya gotta melt off the olde wax. Fire is best. For a parade Lincoln Stain Wax.
Oh wow, that wedge sole could get me into a pair of cowboy boots - all about as [reasonably] minimal heel rise as I can get. Maybe my next shop/pavement pounding boots?
I have a pair of these in the side zip version. They fit true to size in my opinion. I’m enjoying them and for under 300 bucks, Rhodes roper boots are great.
Anderson Bean Boots? Marketed squarely at Western Equestrian crowd, even though they neglected a good spur ledge on their boots. I really miss Olathe of Kansas who did not neglect the spur ledge. I don’t believe Olathe was able to survive the onslaught of Ariat.
Can you do a review on the ‘Alberta Boot Company’ cowboy boots out of Calgary, AB Canada. They’ve made some good boots worn in western films filmed in Alberta.
There may be some thing to nitpick, but at that price point this is a strong showing. Cardboard sandwiching the shank is quite typical, often seen in older mid-range dress shoes, and it can last quote a while if it doesn‘t get wet (wouldn‘t like to see it on a work or hiking boot, on these it should be fine). The recycled material looks interesting, no idea how that would hold up though.
Can you review Olathe? I'm from UK, and even I've heard of them. In uk, no one wears cowboy boots. And if they do, they are the kind of guy that wears a thong.
At least when at work and the Justen truck just in for the newb. Make em work in those. They won’t be back after lunch. BTW ya owe me for those boots. Take it out of your paycheck. Dang ya still owe me. We start work 05:00. Work them boots off. They ain’t made for walking 🎼
Can I make a suggestion as a long time fan? I think there is too much jumping around in your videos now. Too many inserted shots, too much jumping around, I can't even focus on exactly what is going on. Should go back to the way it was and just slowly go over the individual boot you are talking about
I always laugh at cowboy boots, and I have a couple of pair, having grown up on a 5th generation dairy farm, we NEVER wore cowboy boots they were for the farmers pretending to be "ranchers" there is no difference work boots far outperform cowboy boots in duration of life, able to run in, and to put overshoes over
I’m loving everything in this channel and I’ve binge watched most of your videos, I noticed you have a lot of motorcycle themed content… How about tearing down a motorcycle boot like a Dainese/Icon/RevIt? I’d be really interested in seeing how those are constructed!
Not sure maybe missed it. How you will use the boots have to most important as you try to find quality and price. If you are genuinely using them for real work (not behind a desk), or as a dress or everyday boot. I know our society is now about how do I look in them instead of practicality. You can always ask a real cowboy or cowgirl not a buckle bunny, lol.
Thanks Weston, brought back memories of my first cowboy boots; Acme. Had know idea what I was buying, but I liked the look, they fit and they were cheap. Years later when I could afford custom I went with Stewart’s hand made. What a difference!
I live in Tucson where I was lucky enough to thrift a pair of gently used vintage Stewart’s and even though I’m not a big cowboy boot person, I love them. They aren’t super gaudy so they fit in well with other heritage style boots in my collection and are extremely well made from my relatively untrained eye. Would love to see a video on Stewart’s Handmade Boots.
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Last time I was this early, I was single the next day.
Amen brother
Well played Sir
Good God man are you admitting pre marital eye contact with a woman!?
Keeping the trend alive, good for you sir
Rip mate
This is a $250 boot now
Did they start cutting corners?
Really enjoying the cowboy boot series! I would love to see Olathe boots in a video; they are the best American made boots I've ever had!
The whole Anderson Bean family would be great to see how one company meets different price points. Horsepower, Olathe, Anderson Bean, and Rios of Mercedes.
@@mathiassmith5667 Agreed. I'm interested in seeing which one is the best value for me
14:19 I agree, I’d love to see inside of a pair of Olathe boots with the rawhide counter.
Wonder if there's any chance we'll see the 1907's from Red Wing covered this year. I'd also love to see the Irish Setter Wingshooters too.
I have been wearing 1907s daily for about 10 years and love them, only sent them in for resole one time
@@blakeallen8224 just received my pair today and couldn't be more happy. I'd still love to see an in depth overview or comparison between the ones I mentioned and everything we've seen thus far. Thanks for making me feel even better about my purchase.
you should do a skate shoe series. i think it would be interesting.
The globe chet 4's the best dam sk8 shoe ever made.
Reviewing a skate shoe would be difficult for a non-skateboader IMO. There's a lot of context that goes into why a material is used here vs. there that a layman would not know. While I think Rose Anvil could def look into the quality of the materials used, that's only half the battle when it comes to skate shoes. The other part is having the skate knowledge to understand why each part of the shoe is reinforced differently, and if it's actually done *well* in the context of skateboarding (which is even more important for longevity)
Remember that skate shoes are coming into contact with sandpaper-like material (griptape), fast concrete, gravel, etc. extremely regularly and so they're made with a very different ethos from what a traditional boot, shoe, etc. is made with. So while I think Rose Anvil could def talk about just the general build quality, I don't know how useful it would be in actually recommending a shoe for it's actual purpose without having a solid background knowledge of skateboarding and where wear-and-tear usually occurs.
@@lerenardroux he knows shoes, if they are well made he will be able to tell.
@@ClaytonWillisMusic I literally just typed up an entire thing explaining why that's only half the battle lol
Understanding material quality and doing cross-sections is one thing but I probably wouldn't lean on a Rose Anvil review for a specialized thing like fencing shoes, just like I probably wouldn't for skate shoes.
Obviously if you don't skate and just wear skate shoes as a casual shoe then it doesn't really matter but that's not what I'm talking about. The best skate shoe reviews are the ones that are done by actual skaters who show about ~1 month of skate wear on them because that's realistically the lifespan of a skate shoe (sometimes shorter or longer depending on how much you're skating or if you're using a ton of shoe goo lol)
@@lerenardroux not sure if it's Weston, but someone on his team skates, at least a little bit. They tested Nike SB's and did a ton of ollie's to see how they held up.
SICK Review - appreciate it man!
Been looking for a new pair of roper boots. Went to my local boot store and 90% of the boots they had in stock are square toe, which I am not a fan of. Im gonna try these out thanks for the review.
Square toe is awful
If I had to get my first cowboy, I think I'd go with Alberta Boot Company. Would love to see those cut in half
I’d love to see you cut apart the Redwing Supersole 1159’s. I’ve had a pair for 10 years now. They were my first cowboy boot and can easily double as a work boot. They were tough on my heels breaking in but now one of my go to, can wear all day boots.
Hey Weston, based on your reviews I bought a pair of cowboy boots yesterday with confidence. Dan Posts, kind of a low-mid tier made in China. It was available with a steel toe and a waterproof lining, so my work covered part of the cost.
dan posts are great for around $200, i have several pairs that are made in mexico (presumably Leon) and they’ve lasted me 3-4 years of everyday wear with biweekly conditioning. enjoy your pair!
Interesting that you graded this leather as better than the Tecovas or TLs. Also, I looked them up and they are advertised as having a pigskin liner which I didn't hear you mention.
The Tecovas was also a bison vamp which I believe was missed in the tear down.
He says he wasn’t sure if it was pigskin or calfskin.
Thursday just released 3 cowboy boots that it would be awesome to see you review. They are looking pretty good
I hope you guys get a chance to review a couple Canadian boots. Boulet and Canada West.
One thing I'd love for you to add is a fit guide, your personal sneaker size compared to the size you order in these different boots. Love all the content and to anybody who hasn't subscribed to rose anvil 2, you definitely should!
I think fit guides are worthless only because everyone has a different shaped foot. I look at reviews and sites on what they say the fit should be, order half size down. Order your normal size, etc and they never seem to be right. All these different lasts shoes are built on makes it difficult to figure out sizing. I’m a 12 in nikes and adidas, 10.5 in heritage or most lug sole boots (almost anything Goodyear welted, 11 in tactical or hiking boot and 11.5 in under armour and new balance. It’s all over the map. 😂
Values in ascending or descending order for the graphs would be nice
You should do a Hondo Boot. Great traditionally made boot.
I agree, ive got a pair of their 8555 coming in next week, their low price point and traditional build make them top tier. Only issue with them is finding a retailer that carries the model you want
The cowboy boot series is 10/10. Keep it up. Do ranch road boots!
Plastic bag to put a boot on? Does anyone still know what a shoehorn is? 🤣
These remind me a bit of the PECOS from Redwing. Bought a used pair, barely used but i over stretched them so i got a fresh new pair nd just wore them in till they got comfy. Really like those boots. Obviously no 500+ boot but at 300 bucks im like'em !
So two questions. Could you do like a comparison video of cowboy boots and work cowboy boots? There's a lot of differences that can be seen and felt but as far as the actual construction im curious to see if there's a difference or not. And secondly, could you do Justin boots? I'm not too sure if they're any different from Tony lamas I think. I don't remember which company is a sister brand to them. The pair of Justin's I bought however broke in really fast I was able to swap out soles and now they're one of my favorite pairs of boots
Right now $147 on sale? Yesterday they were $250. Last week when I ordered mine they were $210 😒🤨😫.
Would also love to see Hondo Boots on here!
Can you do a video about the Dior B22 sneakers cut in half? They have “great” leather as many people say..
Learned a lesson before you were born. Always buy the best tool there is. Ouch on the wallet or credit card. No matter, it will pay back in service and last your lifetime. Probably your progeny 😎💪🇺🇸
"Buy once, cry once"
I’ve been saying it for a year now do real work boots with metatarsals, hytest, Georgia, keen all have real work boots please !!!!!
After this nobody should tell mo (or anybody else) that good quality leather makes boots/shoes expensive. That is bullcrap.
Sorry, but this sounded like an advertisement. Honestly disappointed. Bias shows.
"Rattlesnake"... Sorry, snakes can bite through just about any non-dedicated snakeboot.
Another trick for getting on a tight pair of boots… cut a long strip from a plastic milk jug. It works as a flexible “shoehorn” but reduces friction between your sock and the boot. Then simply pull the shoehorn out…it’s reusable. Works great
Thanks I didn’t think of that
@@CrashCarson14 it works really well… try it :-)
Great video. No removable insole, and poron = garbage boots. Save your money. At least you can change out the insoles in Ariats,
I am a Singaporean living in an Australian city now. I know nothing about cowboy boots.
What is the most authentic cowboy boot brand?
Love me some Rhodes boots.
Suggestion. Could you do a breakdown of hunting boot brands such as crispi, danners, Irish setler, etc... More of the modern back country style of hunting and the footwear used... Or a coolant 😂😂😂
I’m actually wearing a pair of these right now. I’m a big fan of Huckberry - I try to buy American when I can and Flint and Tinder makes a bunch of MITUSA clothes for a very affordable price. Overall, I dig these boots but they are a BITCH to break in - the upper is VERY stiff. The toe is a bit narrow, but I’m hoping once fully broken in that wont be an issue. I’d also prefer the tow to be a smidge less pointy. Worth the money? Well, I got them on sale for about $130, so yeah definitely.
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One thing I noticed was the poor job on the sewing of outsole.
Please if you could do a review of Whites Hill yard Boot 8 inch that would be amazing!
I bought a pair about 6 months ago and they are awesome all around versatile boot for a better price around $330.
They need a review for sure
You should try hondos they are cheaper and traditionally made
Hey rose, do you think you could use meat glue to put these boots back together? I’d love to see videos of you trying things to get them back together.
Check out georgia boot wellington style pull on work boots. They're pretty nice for around $200, I'm curious whats on the inside. They're nubuck leather too
you should do a combat boot series. start with some basic Belleville 533s. they cant seem to make a straight pair.
This video seems like an ad for the company 🧐
Wish Wes would’ve shown him wearing the wedge sole Roper. I’ve been eyeballing that for about a year in the same color. I used to wear an Ariat Workhog while at work & while it was comfy under foot, the shaft could be annoying. I’m no longer in the field and I now own a pair of the Tecovas Roy & trying to get used to the feel of them.
Man I like the wedge sole, good price too and great color
When we get to Christmas we better see a look at a Santa's boot lol
See how old Saint Nicks foot huggers compare to other boots 😄
Review the diemme everest hiking boots leather??
The boots look good, the price is good, but they do not offer wide widths. Great for skinny feet I guess. Any chance they will be offering wide widths? I hate shoe / boot makers telling to go up a half size or a whole size. The footwear looks goofy when they are too long by doing that and never fit right with all the extra area in the toe area.
Hey Mike, I passed your feedback along to our Rhodes team - we are working towards expanding sizes and fits across all items we make!
Roper boots are the only kinds of cowboy boots I love. I have like 4 different pairs of ropers, Dbl H/Justin/Chippewa/Work N Sport.
I chuckled at the Tremors reference, well done :)
Growing up I have always aspired to be like Bert.
Could you please review Tricker's Stow Country boot? UK quality brand made of Kudu leather.
You’re really doing a great job with the editing. Looks good.
Well I'm watching tremors today thanks Weston
Tremors was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid in the early 90's.
I have a pair of cowboy boots my ex-in-laws got me in 1986 or 1987 from Mexico they paid $25 in cash for them. If I didn't still wear them it would be fun to have you cut them up. Maybe next time the ex calls me I will get irritated enough to send them to you guys, lol. Boots are amazingly comfortable, I wore them attempting to dance many times years ago, just a comfortable boot. I probably wear them 40-60 times a year depending on where I am, never wear them in snow as they are bad on ice. Some of the other boots I have had lasted a few years these really have done well.
a start up from san francisco not interested at all
I'd like to see how the Justin Roper compares to this one. The Justin roper being the classic roper and can be found for just over $100.
In my experience as a western boot salesman, the majority of Justin Ropers are Chinese made of low quality materials that don't last.
double h is by far the best boot ive had in the 10 plus years of wearing boots
Same here
great video. Please do a hiking boot series. Limmer's, Danner's mountain light, etc.
I got a pair of the 1883 Mad Dog Goat boots. I love em. Got em used for a hundo. They are (according to dude I bought them from) 10/12 years old, on their second resole. Leather is awesome. Feels like glove-leather, but has almost no visible wear. That's crazy on decade old boots that have been worn a lot. Would I spend the 550$ they sell for new? I guess I would, now that I know how good they are. But I also don't I'll ever need to.
Would be great to see how the redwing pecos stacks up to this. Specifically the 866.
I went with the Tecovas, but I also didn't see this video before buying them. I wanted some Rios of Mercedes but they didn't have my size in the ones I wanted. The Chisos seem like the best bang for the buck, but for a first cowboy boot it's hard to justify almost $600
Cut apart some ballet pointe shoes
I use thin dress socks with tight boots
I think it's perfect pair for 1st Cowboy boot. Even the shape isn't that much defined.
You gotta cut some Anderson Beans in half! I have a pair and love them. But would like to see you cut some in half!
Still waiting for you to do haix
Would love to see a comparison of roper type work boots in say $350 price range. Maybe any style, as long as it’s a slip on low heel suitable as a work boot.
I'm from Spain and I would totally wear those.
Huckberry has good customers service and also frequent sale prices!
Beautiful tan honey roper
thank you for telling me about rich and tony’s ski trips.
Big skiers over here - in case you didn't know
I would have liked this if there were higher shaft versions
Dissect a Double H boot! They are an interesting outsole and I would like to know how exactly they are built
please review the new thursday boots' line of western boots! specifically the Desperado boots. im really interested in buying but want to know that they're worthy the price.. thanks
I appreciate huckberry sponsoring every channel that I watch, but lay off my Michael. It’s been waaaaay too much. Huckberry is gonna turn every channel into the Carl murawski channel. Ads that “aren’t ads.”
Do a review on cuadra boots
Rickin leather is a very shady company lots of complaints but lots of happier campers. I got some I'm in the middle cut some rockin leathers open and let's see if they r walmart boots with lipstick or actually good
Can you do a hondo boots
I have a pair of FootJoys. Not golf shoes. Full on dress shoes all leather. I put them on to go to the shoe shine. 😎 Great Olde black man is amazing. Tip🤷♂️ food for a month. Lady shiner she is pretty and such. Shine not the best. She forgot the spit and chamois. What will freak out you kids. First ya gotta melt off the olde wax. Fire is best. For a parade Lincoln Stain Wax.
That cut was centered to gold medal standards.
Oh wow, that wedge sole could get me into a pair of cowboy boots - all about as [reasonably] minimal heel rise as I can get. Maybe my next shop/pavement pounding boots?
What is the worlds best boot?
WESCO Boots
Why haven’t Rose Anvil cut them in half?
Because they are charging WESCO to have their boots on the channel.
I have a pair of these in the side zip version. They fit true to size in my opinion. I’m enjoying them and for under 300 bucks, Rhodes roper boots are great.
Anderson Bean Boots? Marketed squarely at Western Equestrian crowd, even though they neglected a good spur ledge on their boots. I really miss Olathe of Kansas who did not neglect the spur ledge. I don’t believe Olathe was able to survive the onslaught of Ariat.
Can you do a review on the ‘Alberta Boot Company’ cowboy boots out of Calgary, AB Canada. They’ve made some good boots worn in western films filmed in Alberta.
There may be some thing to nitpick, but at that price point this is a strong showing.
Cardboard sandwiching the shank is quite typical, often seen in older mid-range dress shoes, and it can last quote a while if it doesn‘t get wet (wouldn‘t like to see it on a work or hiking boot, on these it should be fine).
The recycled material looks interesting, no idea how that would hold up though.
found this channel just yesterday and have alr watched about 20 vids
Can you review Olathe? I'm from UK, and even I've heard of them.
In uk, no one wears cowboy boots. And if they do, they are the kind of guy that wears a thong.
At least when at work and the Justen truck just in for the newb. Make em work in those. They won’t be back after lunch. BTW ya owe me for those boots. Take it out of your paycheck. Dang ya still owe me. We start work 05:00. Work them boots off. They ain’t made for walking 🎼
Can I make a suggestion as a long time fan? I think there is too much jumping around in your videos now. Too many inserted shots, too much jumping around, I can't even focus on exactly what is going on. Should go back to the way it was and just slowly go over the individual boot you are talking about
I have several pairs of cowboy boots in my collection. Those look well made, but they’re ugly AF. They don’t interest me at all.
I’d like to see Olathe and Hondo boots!!
I always laugh at cowboy boots, and I have a couple of pair, having grown up on a 5th generation dairy farm, we NEVER wore cowboy boots they were for the farmers pretending to be "ranchers" there is no difference work boots far outperform cowboy boots in duration of life, able to run in, and to put overshoes over
You lost me and my interest when you mentioned San Francisco,that and how you turned into the biggest Huckberry fanboy ever.
As I said before, cut alternative shoes. Keep the mismatched and donate them. Don’t write off taxes all that bs. Patties all crap. Give folks shoes 👟
Tremors, classic movie. I've killed a couple grabboids myself. Rock, paper, scissors!
Suggestion. Pro spikes, cleats all sports. I never ran faster with shoes on vs .bare foot. It’s the lightest😎🏁🇺🇸🤫
I’m loving everything in this channel and I’ve binge watched most of your videos, I noticed you have a lot of motorcycle themed content… How about tearing down a motorcycle boot like a Dainese/Icon/RevIt?
I’d be really interested in seeing how those are constructed!
Not sure maybe missed it. How you will use the boots have to most important as you try to find quality and price. If you are genuinely using them for real work (not behind a desk), or as a dress or everyday boot. I know our society is now about how do I look in them instead of practicality. You can always ask a real cowboy or cowgirl not a buckle bunny, lol.
Hipsterberry?
Thank you kindly again
Thanks Weston, brought back memories of my first cowboy boots; Acme. Had know idea what I was buying, but I liked the look, they fit and they were cheap. Years later when I could afford custom I went with Stewart’s hand made. What a difference!
I live in Tucson where I was lucky enough to thrift a pair of gently used vintage Stewart’s and even though I’m not a big cowboy boot person, I love them. They aren’t super gaudy so they fit in well with other heritage style boots in my collection and are extremely well made from my relatively untrained eye. Would love to see a video on Stewart’s Handmade Boots.