ARIATMen's Rambler Phoenix Western Cowboy Boot

Las compré x que DICE QUE SON IMPERMEABLES pero fue engaño la simple humedad del pasto llega inmediatamente a los pies ya para que decir el lodo y los charcos

The boot is beautiful. I like the stitching and design of the Phoenix and after 45 minutes of walking in them they started to break in and stretch out. I wish I could have get them in a 12 wide because that would have been perfect. But like I said they are super comfortable now that they are breaking in . I'd definitely buy another pair from Ariat and I'm planning on getting a few just in different styles.

I think the reason a lot of boots get sent back is because people don't know how to break them in and fit them to their feet. Don't expect boots to be super comfortable right out of the box. I've worn cowboy boots all my life and I always break them in well before I even wear them all day for the first time. This process involves oiling them down several times and putting them on and taking them off several times in the process. It's easy to do.First, put them on and check the fit right out of the box. If they feel a little tight, and are a bit hard to put on, that's OK. But, they shouldn't be so tight they hurt your feet or you can't get them on. If they are, they are too small. Send them back.Next, use a good leather conditioner with a high concentration of oils to soften up the leather and allow it to stretch and mold to your feet. I'm sure many people have their favorites, but I like to use Weiman's spray leather conditioner and cleaner. This contains nut oils and boot leather seems to really drink this stuff up. Liberally spray the boots down good with this stuff and rub it in with your hands/fingers. Make sure you really work this stuff into the seams that hold the boots together. Let the boots stand for a few minutes to let the Weiman's soak in and put them on and walk around for a bit. Take the boots off and repeat the spray and wear process two or three more times. I promise you, as you do this, you will feel the boots start to loosen up, soften up, and mold to your feet. You will find that where these boots once felt tight, they have stretched a good one-half size and are starting to fit your feet really well. This whole break-in process shouldn't take more than a few hours. Don't try to wear them all day until you get them feeling really good on your feet. You don't want to get turned off by them starting to hurt or cause a blister. Repeat the treating process as many times as you need to. When you get them right, they will feel really good. Once you are able to wear them all day, treat them with the leather conditioner once a week more for about a month. Before long, they will feel better on your feet than your best tennis shoes. I have used this method on every pair of boots I have ever owned, and it works. And, it worked great on this inexpensive pair of Ariat boots. And, these are now comfortable boots, even though they have no fancy cushioned lining. The leather conditioner has darkened their color, but they still look good. We'll see how long they last.

Love these boots! Had them for a while now. Very durable and very comfortable! Highly recommend!

Overall very nice boot. 2 days wearing it had compliments. Quality is there.*only shocker that the heel is a little too high compared to real western boots. I’ve worn all my life.. anyways il get used to it.Nice grip! For work..Dancing might be hard lolBroke in 2 days of wearing and stretching out. More days to go.Happy with purchase and early arrival