OMG. You actually know what you are talking about. I learned a lot from this video. Thanks!

I can not wait to get my first pair of cowboy boots and chiso is the only way I’m going! Thank you for this as I live in Washington and haven’t been able to get to Austin to slip into a pair of these bad boys! Good things are worth the wait I’m not skimping on this

I have a pair of Roughout No. 2 en route to me. Hoping to get the perfect fit. Cheers!

Great video I feel better about my 1st pair of new boots that are a bit snug.

Nice video on boots. Howdy from Dallas.

great advise

Great information and awesome delivery. Gonna try your advice today!

This is an EXCELLENT video!

Good video Will.. still on the east coast visiting and getting a bunch of compliments on my Chisos.. I’ll be heading back to Odessa the 1st week of February.. I’m going to try and stop in and say howdy to y’all…. Keep up the good work

Can’t wait to see y’all in early March and find the perfect pair of boots.

#2 Rough out, #6 brushed brown, #2 ostrich, and just ordered #2 brushed brown. Love my Chisos, thank you Will

I've got three pairs (#1's, #2's, and #6's), and I love the fit on all of them. It was a little bit of a challenge finding the right fit on the ropers, but Kris got me squared away.

I have a high Arch and its hard to get my foot past the center point when i do the boot fits fine.

Anybody know how the Chisos boots fit compared to Ariat boots? I’m a 9.5D in Ariats and I hope that the 9.5D Chisos that I just ordered will fit since they already sold out of the 9D.

Really thinking about ordering a pair. I always preferred the round toe.

Should I follow this if I’m trying to grow into them?

I plan on stopping in on my way to Fredericksburg

I just got some Durangos square toes for work, but they fill a lil loose. Putting them on isn't a problem. They'll slip right on. Should I go half a size down or wait to see what happens? Steel toe slip resistant boots

i had a cowboy phase when I was younger and as I watch videos about boot fitting I'm realizing how bad my mom was at giving me the right size, its also a reason I was almost hit by a train too.

Wore cowboy boots some yrs ago but over time my foot grew from lifting heavier. Is that due to the arch in my feet? Orr do I have to order a size as you say smaller or in my case perhaps bigger? Thanks. Oh. Also, im a 11 1/2 generally. or 11.

What if the boot is comfortable in the toe box, but loose in the vamp? I’m getting like 3/4-1” of heel slip and a sloppy vamp, but the width and length are comfortable. Current boot is 12 EE.

Can you also just remove the cushion insole if they’re a little too tight?

Got my first boots, Roper size 10D. They fit good on the instep but slightly loose on the heel and when i walk my feet slip a little to the front. Is this normal? I dont find them uncomfortable

Most shoes I wear, work boots and tennis shoes, are 11.5 US. I measured my feet using a Brannock device and was exactly 11 with socks on. I want to order a pair of #2s. Should I order size 11?

Hey a quick question, what if their loose. I mean I've got a inch of heel slip approx so is it fine or should i do something about it? Cause I'm confused if I'm just dumb and don't know these how boots work or I'm onto something and their loose. Please guide me

Love watching videos like this. Half sizes are just a way to tease people. I should wear a 13.5. Nobody makes a 13.5. So I either have heels sliding around in 14s or get a python squeeze in a 13. You know the answer. You make that answer for every size below mine. Illogical that those of us with larger feet are expected to just suck it up.

Is it okay for them to crease on the top part of your foot?

Got mine a few months ago brown No. 1). Ordered half size down but it was too tight on the top of the boot. Ordered half size up and they felt better but stretched to the point of being too floppy. Feels like I’m wearing flip flops. Tried adding a thin insole on the one that felt looser and it ended up stretching to the point of being floppy again. I suppose it wasn’t meant to be.

I CAN NOT find a cowboy boot to fit my feet. I have a long foot, wide toe box and a super flat/thin knuckle area just before the ankle. I've tried almost everything to get boots to fit and the closest I can get is finding an all leather boot made without an insole and adding my own to fill up the space. If I size down, my toes get absolutely squashed, if I get a narrow (which no one makes) they are more snug on the front half of my foot but almost no improvement around the vamp area when snugness really matters. I am ready to give up 😆

What sort of socks are needed ?? Sheers or thick ?

If your toes are snug left to right wouldn't you go up a width not a size? If they are snug at the end then sure go a bigger size?

I want a pair of cowboy boots but I have one major concern... Well two actually. 1. I have extremely wide feet. 2. I don't want to get bunions. I've tried on running shoes with a "wide toe box" and my toes still felt extremely squished. Is it a bad idea to size up so that the widest part of the boot is at my toes so the boot is more anatomical and foot shaped or am I completely mad? Thanks! TLDR: Can I size up boots to allow the boots widest part to be at my toes and let them REALLY splay out or am I completely mad?

WHERE DID YOU GET YOUR HAT AT? IS IT A CUSTOM-FITTED HAT? THANKS

Is heel slip up and down? Or forward and back

Do you guys ship to United Kingdom?

You don’t offer any wide sizing E/EE. I’m not into sizing up to accommodate for width when the length becomes excessive (keeping in mind most leather footwear accounts for to wiggle and adds about 1-1.5inch in length.) How do you accommodate for this variance in foot width? Is Your D standardized like most shoes. In most leather I’m EE. But i wear a standard 11D in Vans sk8 high/ Jordan 1 mid, without any fitment issues. Which doesn’t translate to leather. One brands E = D (engineer boots)

Every single brand says go up if your toes are cramped, but once I go up the boot is loose…

What size for a 12EE

I have wide feet like a duck could i comfortably wear a pointed toe boot?

I love Chisos quality based on my buddy who has met Will and picked up a pair, but I disagree with Will; you can't beat a quality hard leather, permanent insole (when fitted correctly). Yes it takes time to break in as he mentioned, but quality absolutely suffers by cutting that corner in my opinion. Removable synthetic insoles are not as durable and will need replacing; and do not mold to your foot permanently to perfection like a hard leather insole. And it really doesn't lock that foot in place like a traditional hard leather insole (in my experience albeit I have not tried Chisos insoles, but this has been claimed by many bootmakers and they never feel as good in my experience). It is the only thing holding me back from your boots because I love the offerings and the quality everywhere else. Till then I gotta stick with my Hondos. Traditional through and through for a better price and equal quality construction. One day I will have to bite the bullet because they look too damn good and Will just seems like a good dude, but I just have PTSD from every other boot manufacturer telling me how great their insoles are.

Damn these boots are pricey!

I bought cowboy boots in Rapid City in the 70's and there wasn't any "breaking period" needed.

Does anyone know how chisos sizing is compared to Red Wing Boots? I live in Germany and unfortunaly redwing and solovair are the only Boots i can compare sizing in. In Red Wing ironrangers i have us12 so im thinkinking about getting the No. 2s in 12,5 :) Greetings from Germany