Most comfortable boot I've ever seen. The tread is great and they're surprisingly quiet for a boot. That's what impressed me the most. Even on wood floors and tiles.
I’ve had a black pair of these for about a year and wear them very frequently and I don’t treat them nicely at all. They are still in excellent condition and are seriously comfortable. Most comfortable boots I’ve ever owned and I am picky about my feet. May take a bit for break in but these are excellent everyday boots and only around 150 great value! Buy them! I’m going to get a brown pair just to change up colors from time to time. Best boot ever made.
Last year I switched from Justin's to Ariat just to try them, now I have two pairs of these and they are awesome! The rubber soles last much longer than leather soles for the terrain on which I wear them. The insole padding is divine! I can wear my boots ALL day, and I still don't want to take them off at the end of the day! I definitely recommend. 👍
I picked up a pair about a month ago, and its my first pair of western style boots that aren't work boots. I tried on about 30 pairs of boots from Justin, ariat, tony lama, and double H. By far, ariat boots fit the most comfortably out of the box in general. However, when I put the sport western boots on, it felt amazing. No folds that stabbed my toes, no uncomfortable rubbing. Just supple leather right out of the box with no break in time at all
I’m wearing them had them for 6 months wear them everyday and they are so comfy and I’m a welder I wear them to my college welding class they are all around great
I'm looking for something to wear to my daughter's wedding. The dress for the men in the wedding party is Boots, jeans, a white shirt, and a vest. Would this be a good choice to wear to a wedding? How does this compare to the Ariat Roughstock? The Groom is wearing the Ariat Rouchstock boot.
I've got a pair of these as well as many other higher end boots. Yeah, leather sole is the traditional cowboy way and they do wear like iron but so do these. Saying they're an entry level boot may be partially true but I'd recommend them to anyone. They feel a lot tougher than then my 400 dollar Tony lamas and my 700 dollar luccheses. Not to mention way more comfortable. The rubber sole holds a stirrup better than any leather sole boot I've worn. I find myself wearing these more than anything else I own. Just my two cents
I have 4 pairs of Ariats now, Western boots are just about impossible to get here in the UK without importing and paying crazy prices. I'd be lost with Ariat.
Ariats are not my preferred boot, but with that being said, Ariat was my first (western) style boot about 5 years ago. Very similar to this. I highly recommend this style to people for first time boots. Watch out though, you will be buying high end traditional western boots before you know it....speaking from experience here. 9 pairs and counting.
just picked up a pair of the sports, I am not a huge fan of non-leather soles, however these are GREAT!!! they feel as comfortable as a tennis shoe right out the box. Walked in them for a few miles yesterday and felt great! Still love my leather soles, but these were a good buy.
I have a similar boot, ariat quick draw, square toe. My first pair of western boots. Had them for 6 months now. They were the most comfortable at the store Not my first or second choice but a very good choice. There broke in very nice. Great first boot to learn how cowboy boots fit and feel ,you know the heel slip thing. Ariat seem to be true to size and very comfortable. My next pair is tacovas. Cheers !
I own them and I would sy they are true to size. i usually have a 12 and I have half an centimeter of space in front (What should be so with shoes). My feet are a little bit narrow, but they don't slip and I also could wear a pair of thick socks. A sole made of leather looks better, of course, but more practical and comfortable are those by Ariat.
I think this is the best review you have ever done Isaac. Content + production & editing quality. Great job! I'm taking the family to Chicago to see the sights in October. Where is that hot dog place again? :)
If I’m looking to get into my first pair of boots and am coming from UA military boots, what’s a good size for these? I tried some brand at the store and I was a full size down than my regular size. Is that normal?
Most comfortable boot I've ever seen. The tread is great and they're surprisingly quiet for a boot. That's what impressed me the most. Even on wood floors and tiles.
I’ve had a black pair of these for about a year and wear them very frequently and I don’t treat them nicely at all. They are still in excellent condition and are seriously comfortable. Most comfortable boots I’ve ever owned and I am picky about my feet. May take a bit for break in but these are excellent everyday boots and only around 150 great value! Buy them! I’m going to get a brown pair just to change up colors from time to time. Best boot ever made.
Last year I switched from Justin's to Ariat just to try them, now I have two pairs of these and they are awesome! The rubber soles last much longer than leather soles for the terrain on which I wear them. The insole padding is divine! I can wear my boots ALL day, and I still don't want to take them off at the end of the day! I definitely recommend. 👍
I picked up a pair about a month ago, and its my first pair of western style boots that aren't work boots.
I tried on about 30 pairs of boots from Justin, ariat, tony lama, and double H. By far, ariat boots fit the most comfortably out of the box in general. However, when I put the sport western boots on, it felt amazing. No folds that stabbed my toes, no uncomfortable rubbing. Just supple leather right out of the box with no break in time at all
I just got a pair of these as my first Cowboy boots since I was a baby. They are so comfortable, can easily be dressed up or down. Love them!
I like Ariat and Justins. Insole inserts are game changers, especially if your feet get sore easy. Both are excellent boots, can’t go wrong!
Love my pair! I got the EE so I can wear thicker socks in the winter time. I did add a heel insole to add a little more care for my plantar fasciitis.
I’m wearing them had them for 6 months wear them everyday and they are so comfy and I’m a welder I wear them to my college welding class they are all around great
Still holding up?
I love leather soles the smell they have plus grip once there worn in
me too, but the sport boot is nice to have in your closet for a long day of walking.
Bought a pair of these today, great review, looking forward to breaking these in and wearing them.
Nice, these do look like a great starter style. Compromises where it counts, heritage where it matters.
I own the sport western boots and I put the ATS insoles in and now I've been wearing them for 5 months and they feel like shoes I give em a 10/10
I'm looking for something to wear to my daughter's wedding. The dress for the men in the wedding party is Boots, jeans, a white shirt, and a vest. Would this be a good choice to wear to a wedding? How does this compare to the Ariat Roughstock? The Groom is wearing the Ariat Rouchstock boot.
I've got a pair of these as well as many other higher end boots. Yeah, leather sole is the traditional cowboy way and they do wear like iron but so do these. Saying they're an entry level boot may be partially true but I'd recommend them to anyone. They feel a lot tougher than then my 400 dollar Tony lamas and my 700 dollar luccheses. Not to mention way more comfortable. The rubber sole holds a stirrup better than any leather sole boot I've worn. I find myself wearing these more than anything else I own. Just my two cents
I have 4 pairs of Ariats now, Western boots are just about impossible to get here in the UK without importing and paying crazy prices. I'd be lost with Ariat.
Ariats are not my preferred boot, but with that being said, Ariat was my first (western) style boot about 5 years ago. Very similar to this. I highly recommend this style to people for first time boots. Watch out though, you will be buying high end traditional western boots before you know it....speaking from experience here. 9 pairs and counting.
just picked up a pair of the sports, I am not a huge fan of non-leather soles, however these are GREAT!!! they feel as comfortable as a tennis shoe right out the box. Walked in them for a few miles yesterday and felt great! Still love my leather soles, but these were a good buy.
I have a similar boot, ariat quick draw, square toe. My first pair of western boots. Had them for 6 months now. They were the most comfortable at the store Not my first or second choice but a very good choice. There broke in very nice. Great first boot to learn how cowboy boots fit and feel ,you know the heel slip thing. Ariat seem to be true to size and very comfortable. My next pair is tacovas. Cheers !
These are my first pair of cowboy boots and idk if it’s just me but they seem long from the front
I own them and I would sy they are true to size. i usually have a 12 and I have half an centimeter of space in front (What should be so with shoes). My feet are a little bit narrow, but they don't slip and I also could wear a pair of thick socks.
A sole made of leather looks better, of course, but more practical and comfortable are those by Ariat.
I think this is the best review you have ever done Isaac. Content + production & editing quality. Great job! I'm taking the family to Chicago to see the sights in October. Where is that hot dog place again? :)
I know this is an older video review but what was the model number of the Ariat Sport? Was this the Fiddle Brown color?
i want to buy these on amazon should i get a size up or down of what i usually wear?
If I’m looking to get into my first pair of boots and am coming from UA military boots, what’s a good size for these? I tried some brand at the store and I was a full size down than my regular size. Is that normal?
Easy to resole them?
Very comfortable boots
Can't go wrong with Ariat's.
that's so true.
👍👍👍
Bootguy you are the men!
What is the women's equivalent to these boots? Anyone know?
Made in China?