Men's Original Ride Roper Western Cowboy Boot

My husband loves these boots. They were well good price highly recommended. They are the best boots great price and nice to dress up and go out in or to work in.

Excellent quality, great color, durable material and adequate weight, ideal for work or casual wear if your style is rancher

Very nice leather, soft and in good condition. Took about 8-12 hrs of general wear on the wknd for my foot to break in the insole. The next day I wore them an they were as comfortable as most boots that I’ve worn that cost 150-200 dollars. I got mine for every day use outside of work and im sure they’ll hold up for quite awhile. If you don’t need steel toe or water proof then I definitely recommend these. I mink oil mine to have some water resistance, which is what most general boots for my life style. I’ll update after a yr and if they hold up I’ll buy another pair if the price is the same a the quality is the same.

I've always bought Ariat and Georgia thought I would give these a try since they were on sale for a good price it is hard to find a good pair of boots for $100 but they are well made not as comfortable as Georgia boots they are about the same as Ariat size was correct

Son botas muy suaves y confortables

Great, the quality is amazing,

Nice boot for a good price . I use them for yard work for hours at a time. Very comfortable boot.

Clothes and footwear can be a tricky thing to purchase online. But having owned a number of Rocky products in the past, I figured I could make an informed purchase and if needed, make it work. Nope. Out of the box, on my feet, 40 steps later, I knew these boots had to go back.Build quality. At $117, I wasnt expecting to much but its a stretch to say the quality is equal to the price. With most boots, even of lower quality there are "skids" in place to help your foot slide into the boot and or to protect you foot from the seems. These have nothing like that. The main reason for my return is the seam on the heel is rough and digs painfully into the back of your heel. A thicker pair of socks might help this but no way I am going to wear these in triple digit temps with thick socks. These are not winter boots. They were meant to be light and usable in summer months.Fitment: Not really even close. I wear a 10.5 to 11 boot. I have wide feet so I typically move up a size with normal shoes and boots. But reading the reviews and how these boots ran big, I stuck with my normal 10.5. There was a wide option, so I took it. Boots go on nicely. Not a lot of struggle. And thats where the fitment stops. My foot floated around inside the boot. They were to long AND to wide. I thought maybe an insole would be needed and that would make the boots not only usable but more comfortable. Cause there is no comfort in this boot. But the seem on the heel, would not allow it. The ball of your heel fits into the pocket area. An insult would simply run that horrible seam lower on your heel and dig in even more. Then the 40 step test walk totally killed any hope of keeping these boots.And finally the sole of the boot. At $117 these are not that much cheaper then your typical $160ish Rocky boots. But its obvious they saved a bunch of money on the sole. I dont know what its made of. It literally looks like plastic. Its horribly poor quality. Though at least its not that walmart foam sole material.Conclusion. I have loved all my other Rocky shoes and boots. But these give me pause as to the future of me purchasing anything more from them if this is any indication of their current production processes. Hopefully its just the $117 price tag that was the cause. I didnt want to jump up to a top tear boot cause I am going to wear them around the farm. But maybe I will give their better boots a try. I dont know. I do now that I opened these boots a couple of hours ago and they are not sitting on my porch waiting for UPS to pick them up. They are so bad, they dont even warrant me wasting my time and money taking them to a drop off.