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Same here, I’d like a pair for my wedding day but idk my size and can’t afford multiple boots

@@gabeferlin1826 measuring tape is a good friend to have around

We offer free returns and exchanges! We'll even cover the cost of shipping back and forth!

Thank you for giving us a shot! So happy you love 'em!

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Do what I did. I wanted a pair for 2 years. After 1 year of just wanting a pair, and telling myself I couldn't spend that much on a pair of boots, I then started saving money. I saved any spare money I got. Birthday money, gift cards, change, whatever. After a year of saving, I was finally able to buy a pair. I purchased the brushed brown #2's, and they are everything I imagined them to be. Start saving up, and get you a pair. You won't regret it.

Appreciate your trust and discipline, sir -Will @@dewboy13

Have an example of a boot with the tone that you prefer? Thanks, Kevin!

@@ChisosSure do! The tone of your Reserve King Roper is very similar to what I'm talking about. I do get that is a completely different leather but that's closer to the tone I'm talking about. If the Reserve King Roper and Brushed Brown #2 had a baby boot we'd be in business.

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We would leave the battle scars! But you can absolutely lesson or eliminate them. First, try using a conditioner like the Chisos Leather Balm to restore the oils and finish. Then, you can try using a color shoe cream. And finally a colored shoe polish. If that fails, you can get specific dye pens for the leather... but we think that's overkill, to be honest. Our go to is just a little conditioning.

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Shoot us a note so we can follow up howdy@chisos.com ! However, watch our video on modifications. You can put some material (like get a thin insole and cut out the heel) underneath the Chisos removable comfort insole. This will make just the heel area fit more snugly. You could also take your hands and literally push in the sides of the heel counter to cup your heel more. Hope this helps!

@@Chisos thank you !

You can stretch your left boot. Try the baseball method. Put a baseball down in there, and stretch the leather where it's tight. Or just keep wearing it. It will stretch. There are other methods you can look up to stretch the particular part that's bothering you.

Agree with dewboy13, we'd start by taking a look at different stretching techniques. Handy guide linked below. We don't have a thin version of our insole yet, but perhaps another brand insole would be thinner and find that happy middle ground? But we'd say try the stretch first! chisos.com/blogs/cowboy-boot-blog/cowboy-boot-modifications-guide

@@Chisos I'll try it out, while you're here. Is there a specific boot tree you reccomend for the NO.2?

Get one that has a spring in it that allows it to expand horizontally @@sotohc96

You really know how to make a team feel special, John. Thank you for all the support, sir! We've got some new stuff in mind this year that we hope you'll like.

@@Chisos Y’all are the best! My wife keeps asking about a little something. ;-). And I’m curious about something a bit more exotic for myself.

Oh, I think I know what you're taking about. Unfortunately that exotic got squashed by the Mexican government :( -Will @@johnlyon8403

This guy gets it!

Have you tried the roper Chisos No. 6 with lower heel?

@@Chisos I haven’t, the style of roper boots doesn’t stand out to me, what would you think of putting a short western heel on a western boot?

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@@Chisos have a good day

🍐 pears are pretty cheap. I'm sure you can get one.