I don’t know how many women you have who watch your videos but I love western boots so I enjoy your content. I live in West Texas where everyone wears boots. My absolute favorite boots are my Lucchese’s. Most comfortable boots I own. Most expensive boots, too, but well worth the price. Anyone can wear and enjoy western (cowboy) boots. I’m a 63 year old grandma and I proudly wear my boots!
Hi Valerie! There are a few women who watch but not nearly enough so I'm glad you are here. Luccheses are so comfortable right out of the box and they seem worth the price to me too! You are so right. Thanks for watching! Lots more cowboy boots content on the way!
A lot of people think these boots are really expensive but if you really think about it , it’s worth it. The materials , and work is worth it. I’d rather spend $3,000 on boots rather than spending $3,000 on some sneakers that won’t last a year lol.
I bought that same boot same color in 1981. I’m 61 now and srill wearing my 11d I bought in 1981. Still looks great with jeans or slacks. And back then it was only 400.00 . Great video on an incredible boot.
@@JeremiahCraig - mine too! I love that color. My 1994 Dan Post boots (bought in El Paso) are dark cherry color too - of course the quality doesn't compare to those Lucchese's.
Lucchese Classics are the king of boots at retailers. I've got that pair but with the highly desirable Lucchese toe. In fact, I've owned them for a decade now without any flaws. They may set you back a bit but the quality is truly there. You can't go wrong with Lucchese Boots.
Have you reviewed any Black Jack boots? I have three pairs of Lucchese classics and eight pairs of Black Jacks. In my opinion the Black Jack quality is right on par with Lucchese classics and are a much better value! Black Jack boot company was founded by a bunch of Lucchese employee's in the late 90's. Nice review and thanks for sharing!
Bought my 1st pair in Sante Fe New Mexico at the Lucchese store, they measured my foot traced it out etc. I waited 6 weeks weeks for my $1600 pair. Let me say, the rich live good. OMG best shoe I ever ever owned. They shipped them in a nice box. Came with my measurements so If I ever want another pair, etc. I would say to anyone who ever just has a small thought about buying a special shoe/ boot. DO IT!! you only live once. Might as well stand tall and comfortable while doing it.
As a longtime owner of Lucchese boots, I appreciate this video. Would you be so kind in future videos to show the pulling on of any western boot? Having worn western boots for many decades, I want a snug fit that slides on with a thunk and feels "like a good handshake." I own three pairs of Luccheses, one in black-cherry, and I look forward to more videos about this iconic brand.
A Houstonian here...and I assure you...and anyone here watching...Lucchese are the most comfortable, longest lasting boots anyone can purchase. I own three pair...and have had them since the early 90's. Wouldn't trade them for the world.
Have these exact pair, was fortunate enough to find them with the tag still on them at a second hand store. Got em for $43. Had em for the last 5 years by far the most comfortable pair I have. Fits like a glove. If you can afford it I'd really recommend pair of lucchesis. Hopefully you can be lucky like me and find a fir in a thrift store
One of my uncle's, who works at Lucchese, told me that the classics are more expensive because they use the best materials in the business. It might seem like a simple boot but it's not. The construction will make them last forever. That's why it's heavy but once you wear and walk in them they will start to mold to your foot.
I just found a pair of handmade Lucchese classic boots (model # E1994) for $19.99 at goodwill. I emailed them and they reply super fast Lol and said the msrp is $900.00 I still can't believe it!
Another awesome review, Jeremiah! Beautiful boots! Here’s a tip. If you want Lucchese boots always check Zappos. They have sales on them all the time and the sales change frequently. So check often.
Excellent facts on the traditional leather insole and build quality detail, compared to the cushioned insoles and build of the 1883 line which are excellent quality. But the Classic line longevity is so much more! 👍
Hey, nice review, man Just got my first pair of boots today (black square toe Noconas with some brass and silver stitching on shafts) - all thanks to you and your channel) I'm from Russia btw
Tecovas left a bad taste in my mouth for handmade stuff. I have a $114 pair of cowboy boots from Justin that are of a much better quality than Tecovas.
I'd love to see a video about the kinds of cowboy boots you can wear with a suit! Cause those boots in this video are definitely dressy enough to wear with a suit! You might as well save them for such an occasion if you're gonna spend nearly $1000 on one pair.
just ordered a pair of lucchese - the charles / original price listed $ 750 on sale -. i believe they were made in mexico , not in texas. this video will help with my evaluation when they arrive tomorrow . although not inexpensive , not the 'classic' . JDS/CT
Jeremiah, I've been wondering...do you make up the lyrics for your songs as you play them on the videos, as opposed to writing them out before hand? Because if you do make them up on the fly you've got quite a talent!
Depends. Usually I work it out in my head for a minute beforehand, sometimes I write them out and others they just float off the dome. I'm no stranger to writing songs several different ways in general. I absolutely love it!
I am proud to say I bought these boots, before they were considered and labeled Classic, almost 30 years ago and I still wear them. Great boots and the reason I have bought other Lucchese boots. For these boots, now at $895, spread that over 30 years and you're paying $30/year (plus maintenance). Not a bad deal at all.
It's been almost 40 years ago... I bought my grandfather a pair of Lucchese boots exactly like these... actually I stole some money out of the miscellaneous household expense cash box.... took him down and said, "Pick out any boot you want... " well he picked out this boot... looks to be exactly the same one in goat in the black cherry with the formed piping detailing on the shaft, I believe all Lucchese boot where handmade... actually every one I ever bought was... it was cost no object deal. I tried to get him to pick a more expensive boot but no right from the beginning it was these and they had his perfect 9.5 e size too. He hardly made it a year afterwards and he cherished those boots and the halve dozen wool Pendleton shirts, and belts. My grandmother let my uncle have the boots etc... he wore them until the end of his life too.
So I know my question has nothing to do with this video, but what I'm wondering is I'm looking for a steel toe leather sole cowboy boot. Someone suggested I check out double H, or Or another brand. Do you have any suggestions? I definitely want a leather sol I have a couple of pairs that have a ruvver soul, but would prefer a leather one any help/advice you would be willing to give I would greatly greatly appreciate it I look forward to your response thank you in advance for your help
A steel toe boot with a leather sole might be hard to find. Leather soles don't have as much traction as rubber soles so it isn't a material used in work boots often because on work sites where you need the steel toe you also will need the rubber sole. That said, Double H does have some hybrid soles boots with a piece of rubber in the middle of a leather sole which also has a steel toe but for the most part I don't see leather soles and steel toes paired together often
Hey Jeremiah, i live in the high deserts of California so it get quite hot here. 110°F+ often. When i wear my boots in this heat they get pretty sweaty and wet. Will this rot the inside leather of my boot? How do i dry them? Will the hot arid sun damage them if i sun dry them? Thanks again, really enjoying your content. It's been a whole lot of help.
Get some unfinished wood shoe trees. They will obsorb the moisture. Air dry them in the shade. No direct sunlight. You want the dry air to dry them, not hot sun rays. Then every so often oil them or put a leather cream on them. Polish if you want that shine!
The leather insoles and vamp lining leather have been developed over more than 1000 years of bootmaking, and cowboy boots specifically for over 130 plus years. Good bootmakers use special pit tanned leather for the insoles and orthopedic goat ,cow or pig skin for vamp liners ( the foot of the boot ) these leathers wick perspiration away from your foot efficiently and dry without getting damaged, even over 30 years of wear. In hot climates I recommend Kangaroo leather vamps and tops. The leather is very light yet VERY tough. Also get 12" or even 10 " inch tops they will be cooler than 14 or 16s !
At that price, you should consider Paul Bond custom handmade cowboyboots. They are entirely hand made for each of the customer's feet. Great quality and they use a leather quality not used by manufaturers of mass produced cowboy boots.
I bought the Diego classics Ultra caiman boots. Paid 1,900 dls for them, and about 4 months that I have owned them, a split or cut on the leather and I was bummed about it, called Lucchese customer support and I was told they could repair it and put a patch on it for 250 dollars. What a rip off, pay an extra 250 dls for a boot I've only worn less than 15 times? Decided not to fix them and still wore them and another split showed up. Worse 1900 dls ever spent.
I've got to break mine out. The ones I own are made of the same leather but the cording is different. Also, my boots have the Lucchese toe (French toe).
I don’t doubt that boot is extremely nice. Probably a “spiritual” experience wearing them 😂. I feel like if I spent $800+ on a boot I’d be terrified to wear the things. To the point I couldn’t enjoy them
I've tried a few Lucchese boots and some have the inside sole curled up on the sides. At least three of the many books that I've slipped on. I've tried others that the inside were cut too short. These boots felt awesome but the cut was on the outside of the foot toward the small toe and made them unbearable to wear for long periods of time. I ware cowboy boots all the time down here in Texas. I'm still looking for a pair of Lucchese's without having them custom made starting around $2,500 dollars or higher depending on the leather you choose. I did see and held a pair of 15,000 Lucchese's hand made boots made out of baby alligator's. They do make beautiful boots but they ones they sell at Cavender's just don't fit my feet. Maybe these are tier 2 boots from people they are training. I will continue to try them on without having to go to the Lucchese boot store/boutique.
Cut em in half and probe it. Theyre for style, people. Dont think that theyll hold ip just because theyre expensive. A 200-300 dollar pair of ropers will hold up better than these.
I don’t know how many women you have who watch your videos but I love western boots so I enjoy your content. I live in West Texas where everyone wears boots. My absolute favorite boots are my Lucchese’s. Most comfortable boots I own. Most expensive boots, too, but well worth the price. Anyone can wear and enjoy western (cowboy) boots. I’m a 63 year old grandma and I proudly wear my boots!
Hi Valerie! There are a few women who watch but not nearly enough so I'm glad you are here. Luccheses are so comfortable right out of the box and they seem worth the price to me too! You are so right. Thanks for watching! Lots more cowboy boots content on the way!
Hi Valerie, I am watching from Germany, and I love western boots so much!
@@joyoffilming9500 where in Germany are you? From 1978-1981 I lived in Kaiserslautern. Beautiful country. I loved living there.
Hi Valerie, I live with my wife 30 miles west from Duesseldorf.
I have 3 pairs of western boots so far: Lucchese, Tony Lama and LaGrange. The Lucchese are my favorite! They fit so beautifully!
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A lot of people think these boots are really expensive but if you really think about it , it’s worth it. The materials , and work is worth it. I’d rather spend $3,000 on boots rather than spending $3,000 on some sneakers that won’t last a year lol.
That's true and they are made to be repaired as well. Much better ROI
And they will last forever if you restore them.
and i quote "the shaft is super thick"
😂 Put it on my gravestone
Why do Irish men have such hairy eyebrows, I never observed that until I went to Boston...irish men have thicker brows than Arabs.
That's what she said
And super stiff too! 🤩🤩
The leather was tanned in viagra
$8.95?! What a deal!
Seriously, though. Those boots are pure sex.
Hahahaha 😂😂😂
I found a pair of luccheses at a thrift store got em for 30 bucks🤣 ;same material different look tho
Whoa what a deal! congrats
I got a similar pair for 120 dollars off of ebay. Did I do alright?
@@TheMHGuild I think you did pretty good you saved 800.00.
@@armondoblake35 I got a pair of Ariat boots, the seams ripped open in about one month. Lucchese is the way to go. Also justin, justin is good too.
@@robertkincaid3731 , never buy those , the last pair I saw were made in China , I only buy boots made in the US or Mexico
I bought that same boot same color in 1981. I’m 61 now and srill wearing my 11d I bought in 1981. Still looks great with jeans or slacks. And back then it was only 400.00 . Great video on an incredible boot.
I found this boots exact same ones at Goodwill in Dallas for $6 dollars 😂😂 not my size but my uncle loved them!
Wow - those are some of the most beautiful boots that I've ever seen. That dark cherry color! Awesome.
One of my favorite colors in footwear!
@@JeremiahCraig - mine too! I love that color. My 1994 Dan Post boots (bought in El Paso) are dark cherry color too - of course the quality doesn't compare to those Lucchese's.
Lucchese Classics are the king of boots at retailers. I've got that pair but with the highly desirable Lucchese toe. In fact, I've owned them for a decade now without any flaws. They may set you back a bit but the quality is truly there. You can't go wrong with Lucchese Boots.
Have you reviewed any Black Jack boots? I have three pairs of Lucchese classics and eight pairs of Black Jacks. In my opinion the Black Jack quality is right on par with Lucchese classics and are a much better value! Black Jack boot company was founded by a bunch of Lucchese employee's in the late 90's. Nice review and thanks for sharing!
Bought my 1st pair in Sante Fe New Mexico at the Lucchese store, they measured my foot traced it out etc. I waited 6 weeks weeks for my $1600 pair. Let me say, the rich live good. OMG best shoe I ever ever owned. They shipped them in a nice box. Came with my measurements so If I ever want another pair, etc. I would say to anyone who ever just has a small thought about buying a special shoe/ boot. DO IT!! you only live once. Might as well stand tall and comfortable while doing it.
I'm speechless! My holy grail boot! I'm in love with the 1883s and I can't imagine how amazing the hand made line is. I'm gonna make it happen!
Haha I feel the same way. We got plenty of life left!
As a longtime owner of Lucchese boots, I appreciate this video. Would you be so kind in future videos to show the pulling on of any western boot? Having worn western boots for many decades, I want a snug fit that slides on with a thunk and feels "like a good handshake." I own three pairs of Luccheses, one in black-cherry, and I look forward to more videos about this iconic brand.
I have been wearing Lucchese boots for forty years I can buy whatever ones I want both I would never buy anything else and i have tried others
Just found these EXACT boots in a thrift store with minimal wear for $60, best find EVER!
Damn I'm so jealous!! Great find!!
I saw then and had to pick them up, I wouldve regretted it if I didnt after I saw the price!
Those look so cool, I wish to have a pair like those. I love the color, toe shape, decor, and the way that boot is manufactured.
I like all those things about this boot too
A Houstonian here...and I assure you...and anyone here watching...Lucchese are the most comfortable, longest lasting boots anyone can purchase. I own three pair...and have had them since the early 90's. Wouldn't trade them for the world.
Have these exact pair, was fortunate enough to find them with the tag still on them at a second hand store. Got em for $43. Had em for the last 5 years by far the most comfortable pair I have. Fits like a glove. If you can afford it I'd really recommend pair of lucchesis. Hopefully you can be lucky like me and find a fir in a thrift store
Whats the name or model of those boots? Thanks!
That’s a beautiful boot, way out of my price range though lol
Mine too!
One of my uncle's, who works at Lucchese, told me that the classics are more expensive because they use the best materials in the business. It might seem like a simple boot but it's not. The construction will make them last forever. That's why it's heavy but once you wear and walk in them they will start to mold to your foot.
I just found a pair of handmade Lucchese classic boots (model # E1994) for $19.99 at goodwill. I emailed them and they reply super fast Lol and said the msrp is $900.00 I still can't believe it!
Beautiful boot, reminds me of the Dan Post Milwaukee.
Yes but so so so so so much better!
The workers who used to work at Dan Post now work at Lucchese some have 30+ years experience.
This is one of the most renowned American brands and its quality is really very good. That model looks really great.
It really is. This boot is reflective of that quality hands down
Another awesome review, Jeremiah! Beautiful boots! Here’s a tip. If you want Lucchese boots always check Zappos. They have sales on them all the time and the sales change frequently. So check often.
Good tip!! Thanks Shawn. I'll keep my eyes open for it. That's dangerous knowledge haha
The boots are masculine sexy like the color but very expensive so save up to buy them. So when are you coming to the south like to meet you sometime.
Hopefully I'll be touring down that way in the next year or so
Those boots shouldn’t be in that filth Massachusetts
I have no words. Like you said, spiritual experience, and I wasn't even there!
It's enlightening!!
I have an exact pair and they are excellent pair of boots and these boots lucchesi ae the big dogs of the boot world 💪🏿💯
Gorgeous boots! Love the color and the toe box. Thanks J!
Thanks for watching. They are pretty incredible!
Excellent facts on the traditional leather insole and build quality detail, compared to the cushioned insoles and build of the 1883 line which are excellent quality. But the Classic line longevity is so much more! 👍
So true! Thanks for watching Jim!
Hey, nice review, man
Just got my first pair of boots today (black square toe Noconas with some brass and silver stitching on shafts) - all thanks to you and your channel)
I'm from Russia btw
Congrats man! That's a badass first pair! Thanks for watching. I'm glad I was able to help!!
Try the rancho natural Urban shepherd boots, they are made in Portugal and have a portugueses horse riding style. Also keep up the great work.
Thanks! Cool sounds interesting. I'll check those out!
I bought a pair while waiting for a flight in Dallas over 20 years ago,,,,,these boots outlasted my other 3 pairs……
Tecovas left a bad taste in my mouth for handmade stuff. I have a $114 pair of cowboy boots from Justin that are of a much better quality than Tecovas.
Technically I think Tecovas are "hand crafted" ... And these are so much better. Pure awesomeness
I had 3 pair of their boots (Tecovas) when they first came out. Very disappointed. Then again, they were really cheap when first introduced.
GOT MY 1ST PAIR OF GOATS LUCCHESE. FELL IN LOVE. HARD TO WEAR ANY OTHER BOOT
What! 10 dislikes what is there not to love about these beautiful boots!
Lucchese is my everyday wear. Love them!!
They scream a man with money driving a super high end car would wear...Very classy...
Perfect comparison!
I understand what you mean but in Texas, NM or AZ, they'd be on the feet in a truck with mud. That's how boots are supposed to be worn
Do you have a video explaining the difference on Lucchese 1883, Classic, Heritage, and collection?
Nice boots! I love Lucchese black cherry!
Me too Jason! They're incredible
Proud to say i bought mine last year in a cognac color. Surreal to say the least.
I'd love to see a video about the kinds of cowboy boots you can wear with a suit! Cause those boots in this video are definitely dressy enough to wear with a suit! You might as well save them for such an occasion if you're gonna spend nearly $1000 on one pair.
You know it! I wanna do so much more boot and suit content. Coming soon! Thanks
It's a frickin' beautiful boot, and not overpriced when you consider the quality and simply the name Lucchese. I want a pair!
Just picked up a pair of these... amazingly comfortable and beautiful! Worth the $
Such a good look and so comfortable. Nicely done!
I'm in size 11 wide,
What the hell is a high end boot ACTUALLY COST??????? high end means nothing to most of us unless we actually had boots ,and from LUCCHESE?
just ordered a pair of lucchese - the charles / original price listed $ 750 on sale -. i believe they were made in mexico , not in texas. this video will help with my evaluation when they arrive tomorrow . although not inexpensive , not the 'classic' . JDS/CT
Yep Lucchese has Mexican factories too! Congrats on the new boot!
Bought my 3rd pair of GBOT! Very pricey indeed, but I love a good pair of boots. By the way, this same boot and same color.
Please make leather gloves review
I got married in a pair of classics, they are my favorite boots.
What a beauty and I love that black cherry.
$1000 for a pair of boots I’ll have for the rest of my life. How many pairs of footwear can you say that about?
I love my Luc's.
I bet! They're awesome
This boot is $ 599.00 at lebos now. Should I pull the trigger?
Those. Are. Beautiful. Boots.
Jeremiah, I've been wondering...do you make up the lyrics for your songs as you play them on the videos, as opposed to writing them out before hand? Because if you do make them up on the fly you've got quite a talent!
Depends. Usually I work it out in my head for a minute beforehand, sometimes I write them out and others they just float off the dome. I'm no stranger to writing songs several different ways in general. I absolutely love it!
I am proud to say I bought these boots, before they were considered and labeled Classic, almost 30 years ago and I still wear them. Great boots and the reason I have bought other Lucchese boots. For these boots, now at $895, spread that over 30 years and you're paying $30/year (plus maintenance). Not a bad deal at all.
I have a pair in the black cherry and they are awesome
It's been almost 40 years ago... I bought my grandfather a pair of Lucchese boots exactly like these... actually I stole some money out of the miscellaneous household expense cash box.... took him down and said, "Pick out any boot you want... " well he picked out this boot... looks to be exactly the same one in goat in the black cherry with the formed piping detailing on the shaft, I believe all Lucchese boot where handmade... actually every one I ever bought was... it was cost no object deal. I tried to get him to pick a more expensive boot but no right from the beginning it was these and they had his perfect 9.5 e size too. He hardly made it a year afterwards and he cherished those boots and the halve dozen wool Pendleton shirts, and belts. My grandmother let my uncle have the boots etc... he wore them until the end of his life too.
Great story for a great pair of boots. Love that quality boots can be passed down like other heirlooms
What is the exact name/model of this boot? It this from the Carson range?
To lucchese can you donate a.pair of these beautiful boots
So I know my question has nothing to do with this video, but what I'm wondering is I'm looking for a steel toe leather sole cowboy boot. Someone suggested I check out double H, or Or another brand. Do you have any suggestions? I definitely want a leather sol I have a couple of pairs that have a ruvver soul, but would prefer a leather one any help/advice you would be willing to give I would greatly greatly appreciate it I look forward to your response thank you in advance for your help
A steel toe boot with a leather sole might be hard to find. Leather soles don't have as much traction as rubber soles so it isn't a material used in work boots often because on work sites where you need the steel toe you also will need the rubber sole. That said, Double H does have some hybrid soles boots with a piece of rubber in the middle of a leather sole which also has a steel toe but for the most part I don't see leather soles and steel toes paired together often
Thank you very much for answering my question. I greatly appreciate it
Hey Jeremiah, i live in the high deserts of California so it get quite hot here. 110°F+ often. When i wear my boots in this heat they get pretty sweaty and wet. Will this rot the inside leather of my boot? How do i dry them? Will the hot arid sun damage them if i sun dry them? Thanks again, really enjoying your content. It's been a whole lot of help.
Get some unfinished wood shoe trees. They will obsorb the moisture. Air dry them in the shade. No direct sunlight. You want the dry air to dry them, not hot sun rays. Then every so often oil them or put a leather cream on them. Polish if you want that shine!
I agree with Saleem!
@@saleemwaheed9956 thanks alot man, i really appreciate the advice
The leather insoles and vamp lining leather have been developed over more than 1000 years of bootmaking, and cowboy boots specifically for over 130 plus years. Good bootmakers use special pit tanned leather for the insoles and orthopedic goat ,cow or pig skin for vamp liners ( the foot of the boot ) these leathers wick perspiration away from your foot efficiently and dry without getting damaged, even over 30 years of wear. In hot climates I recommend Kangaroo leather vamps and tops. The leather is very light yet VERY tough. Also get 12" or even 10 " inch tops they will be cooler than 14 or 16s !
You are really good at what you do Jeremiah. Keep up the great work my friend ✌🏻😎
Thanks man! Will do
How are the boots holding up ?
Why is Pancho Villa picture?
Beautiful boots
At that price, you should consider Paul Bond custom handmade cowboyboots. They are entirely hand made for each of the customer's feet. Great quality and they use a leather quality not used by manufaturers of mass produced cowboy boots.
Good to know! I’ve heard of their boots but haven’t tried them yet. Can’t wait til I get the chance
You can get Lucchese custom made for you with a boot last kept at the factory if you’re willing to pay the price
I bought the Diego classics Ultra caiman boots. Paid 1,900 dls for them, and about 4 months that I have owned them, a split or cut on the leather and I was bummed about it, called Lucchese customer support and I was told they could repair it and put a patch on it for 250 dollars. What a rip off, pay an extra 250 dls for a boot I've only worn less than 15 times? Decided not to fix them and still wore them and another split showed up. Worse 1900 dls ever spent.
That's too bad! Sorry to hear that
@@JeremiahCraig Well, can you get me a refund since you promote this boot? JAJA, just kidding.
Those boots look so good.... I could eat them ! 😁
Hey JC .. awesome boots bro 👏.. ❤ MJ
Right?! They're incredible
Wow man! those are some damn fine & sexy boots 💯.
“The shaft is super thick guys!”
The Beck brothers wore Lucchese boots
Muy bonitas pero no se lucen las tapa mucho el pantalon
I've got to break mine out. The ones I own are made of the same leather but the cording is different. Also, my boots have the Lucchese toe (French toe).
That's a nice toe shape. Great boot!
I can see them fit me like a pair of gloves
I LOVE the color of those boots!
What is the model name on these?
Love boots cowboy ❤❤❤
How much prize bro
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Great boots but just wondering why these boot review guys are so cringe. Jesus.
Funny, I was wondering the same thing about the commenters. Buddha.
very nice boots !
Wheres the store isit?
I don’t doubt that boot is extremely nice. Probably a “spiritual” experience wearing them 😂. I feel like if I spent $800+ on a boot I’d be terrified to wear the things. To the point I couldn’t enjoy them
I hear ya but I know we'd find a way! Haha
Luchese is the best!!
Awesome boots
Hey Jeremiah!Could you do in future a video with Sandra boots?
Without a doubt! They are on the list. Coming soon!
I want one 😱
Me too
I've tried a few Lucchese boots and some have the inside sole curled up on the sides. At least three of the many books that I've slipped on. I've tried others that the inside were cut too short. These boots felt awesome but the cut was on the outside of the foot toward the small toe and made them unbearable to wear for long periods of time. I ware cowboy boots all the time down here in Texas. I'm still looking for a pair of Lucchese's without having them custom made starting around $2,500 dollars or higher depending on the leather you choose. I did see and held a pair of 15,000 Lucchese's hand made boots made out of baby alligator's. They do make beautiful boots but they ones they sell at Cavender's just don't fit my feet. Maybe these are tier 2 boots from people they are training. I will continue to try them on without having to go to the Lucchese boot store/boutique.
How munch
Great boots.
Another great, informative video. Keep up the great work!
Thanks will do!
What was the model number of this boot? Thanks
If I didn't say it in the video I don't remember at this point. You could call the boot store and ask. They have good customer service rhere
How much ???
Cut em in half and probe it. Theyre for style, people. Dont think that theyll hold ip just because theyre expensive. A 200-300 dollar pair of ropers will hold up better than these.
My first car was $399 cheap than those
And probably should have been $500 cheaper
Lol