Old WestWomen's Lf1529

I thought the boots were cool as a gift but I chose the wrong size. I still the boots are cool but it's too difficult to buy for someone who lives across the country.

Great looking boot, but wide/ roomy in the heel.

Exactly what I was looking for! Look, fit and style - excellent price point!

They broke in quickly and were comfortable to dance in.

I returned my first pair of these boots for a full size smaller than my normal size and still have plenty of length. I knew I'd have a problem with the width because I have narrow feet, but the B width is actually pretty narrow on these boots. The heels, however, are VERY wide, so I'm going to have to experiment with multiple heel pads and see if I can fill them up. The color of the boots is NOT as described . . . neither of the pairs that I received had any "distressing" on them. They're plain brown, but not a bad color, so I'm going to try to make them fit.

It's about time!!! I'm 70 and was anxious to get a really nice pair of cowboy boots. However, I was a little reluctant to spend a lot of money not really knowing what to expect. I'm 5'1" tall, usually wear a size 6 and these boats were near perfect. I did lots of research before buying and wearing. I understood that the heel should slip some and the boot part that fits over the top of the foot should be a little snug. One site suggested wearing the boot each morning for an hour or until it starts feeling uncomfortable. Good advice, it works. For anyone buying their first pair I would suggest Googling breaking in new boots, quite a science to the process.I would not hesitate to recommend these boots.UPDATE: 1/30/2014. I still LOVE these boots. I wear them often and find them very comfortable. They get more comfortable the more I wear them which I understand is very typical with leather cowboy boots. Looking forward to getting a second pair.

I had been looking all over for a nice pair of all leather boots that didn't cost a fortune. I went to the mall, Western stores, and I even considered buying some more "known" brands here on Amazon like Ariat, Justin Boots, etc. All of these options were at least 50 - 100 dollars more and I didn't want to spend 200$. I also was looking for a "plain" boot - one that didn't have tons of tacky embellishments or different colors. I stumbled across these while browsing on Amazon - I was a little weary b/c I didn't know the brand and the price was almost too good to be true for leather - but I LOVE THEM!! They fit great - I broke them in in no time at all and they look so cute with jeans and dresses! I didn't want much of a heel so I could wear them all day - these fit the bill perfectly! I get many compliments :)

I truly like the style of the boots because the distressed look goes with just about anything , but the distressing is not consistent on top of the foot bed from the arch to the end of the toe. Also the softness of the leather from one boot top to the other is not consistent because one boot stands up tall with good grade leather ( not too stiff and not too flexible), and the other had folds after just a few wears. I am keeping the boots because they had the slimmer width (B) that fit my narrow foot like a glove, and I normally only wear boots with jeans, not skirts where the tops show. I had never heard of Old WestBoots and had been looking at more familiar brands, but they were all leather,( even the soles), price was not exorbitant, and they were comfortable and fit me, so I opted to give them a try.