Soto BootsMen's Roper Cowboy Boots, Genuine Leather Men's Cowboy Boots, Western Boots For Men H4003

Great boots really great quality for the price Note they are quite high on my calf.

An ankle injury resulted in a fusion with almost no ankle flexion and being unable to wear a western pull on boot. That is until I discovered these, placed an order being prepared for failure...I was so wrong. Was able to put the boots on easily, good fit and good quality all leather construction. Now I frequently wear them around the ranch...townhouse condo in New England...and am very pleased with my purchase. Breaking them in has been painless, however I am a believer in the liberal use of leather conditioner and judicious use of a hair drier. Love the soft glow of well conditioned oiled leather, and comfort of medium weight padded boot socks.Now as I sit by the fire reading a good western novel, I glance down at my Levis and boots and let out a few quiet Yee Haws, trying not to alarm my wife, and am back in the 1870's.

Perfect fit and style. The zipper tab is a bit small for my old weak fingers and when new the zipper was stiff to operate initially. It loosened up well and functions perfectly.I love the leathers Sole but it does slide a bit on pavement. It could use a round rubber area on the ball of the foot to give some traction there.

I have a prostedic leg an never could wear boots.. since it has a zipper I can where boots again.. the only down fall is there is no traction on the bottom an you slip around like you walking on ice... Other than that the boots are nice an you will have to wear an insole cause the boot is loose an wide.. I ordered a 10.50 regular an they come a little wide so I put in a insole an that helped...

I just got them, the initial reaction is that the manufacturing quality looks good and they’re comfortable in the fit. I wear a 7.5 usually and they fit perfectly. I have attached a picture of them with Tecovas and Lucchese‘s for comparison. Black ones are Soto, brown are Tecovas EE, and the tans are Lucchesse’s.So far the only thing about Soto boots that I don’t like is the more rounded toe than the Tecovas and Luchesses.I am going to wear them and provide an update after some time to see how they hold up.