I asked Tecovas directly about their boots' suitability for riding, horse training, etc. They gave me a forthright, "No." I appreciated their honesty and the fact they know their product well enough to give an answer (I've asked other boot companies and gotten the digital equivalent of a blank stare).
That might be true of all their boots with the exception of their ‘ranch wear’ boots, like “The Stockton”, which are heavy oiled bovine leather and I find them perfect for riding my motorcycles. They are my daily wear boots. Yesterday I got caught out in the rain. My feet stayed dry and my boots got a nice cleaning at the same time.
I’ve asked a company before, not Tecovas, to send me a pair for review. At first they were all excited and said yes, but after watching my channel they realized we were going to actually test these boots out and backed out. Their response was “our boots aren’t meant for work. They are meant for light wear in an office/ dinner setting” 😂
@@waynenoll1967 You wouldn't herd Cattle in a pair of dress shoes would you? You wouldn't do the same in a $300 pair of dressed up cowboy boots meant for town..
I have the Nash and the Cole both awesome boots I only wear them on tile floors for work in a retail environment but they are super comfortable and look great.
We can resole them and put a rubber sole on them. This will make it more comfortable for you to ride without having to slide when it’s wet outside or come to a light. Email is for more info at info@elvaquero.shop or text 706.601.2686
Nice video and very accurate in my opinion! I own several pairs of Lucchese Classics, 2000's & 1883's, Tony Lama, Black Jack, Nocona, Dan Post & one pair of Tecovas boots. A few pairs are $1500.00 exotics. The sole on the Tecovas as the Man states in the video is more of a dress style. It's thinner and not as robust. However, I totally agree that they are a really good value and very comfortable if fitted correctly like any cowboy boot. Personally I think Black Jack boot company in El Paso, Tx. makes the best boot for the money. I own seven pairs of them and in my opinion they are every bit the quality of the Lucchese classics I own. Thanks for sharing!
boots are boots, people just find a brand before others, that’s like judging a person from a house they buy or there name or anything in general, people that go around judging others from what they wear are the real losers, check yourself mate
I own 2 pair. A goat pair and a pair of ostrich pair. I love them both. I don’t work on a farm but I wear them often. They hold up great. Everyone I’ve talked to about their Tecova boots loves them.
Dead ass, I’ve been watching Yellowstone and I’ve been obsessed with the fits and what not, but boots have been a highlight and I Definitely have been wanting something cool and stylish for everyday use. This video helps my decision to whether I’m gonna get them or not, appreciate brother!
I’ve had ostrich tecovas since 2017, I’ve only had to resole once. No complaints whatsoever. I do my best to keep them out of dirt/water, but they are great for casual wear.
I have been wearing Tecovas for about 4 years and over that time I have had 3 models. I wear the suede model about 5 times a week and they are great everyday boots walking and being in an office they are great and very comfortable. They are also durable everyday boots. I also have the work style boots with rubber soles. I wear these for on site jobs and they have cuts and stuff but are confortable and fit my feet well. (I have narrower feet). I also have the traditional square toe leather boots and they are ok but they show wear a lot more then the suede pair, and look the cheapest in my opinion. I guess I am saying the if you are open to suede for an everyday generally light to medium toughest boot they are great. The work boot is good for pretty much anything you don’t need steel toes for(can’t comment on the rancher perspective).
I own 2 pair, Lizard and Ostrich, I’m getting ready to buy a pair of their bison boots. Their lizard round toe is hands down my favorite boot I have ever worn in my life
I own several pairs of tecovas and do all kinds of man stuff in the field and snow, mud, rain. I just take care of em. They last just as well as any field boot. I’ve had combat boots that didn’t hold up as well. Honestly, they’re great boots. If you work hard in the field, good luck finding a pair of boots that won’t need maintenance. Just take care of your boots and they last longer. Do your proper maintenance.
I have the tecovas stockton and wear them on the weekends, I wash the car and everything else i do on the weekends and no complaints so far. I wear thorogoods for work
I own my own excavation business , mainly doing forestry clearing , logging , mulching. road building. And Demolition , If I wear cowyboy boots to work I wear Ariat work because they get tore up. I usually wear Thurogood steel toe , quarter boots to work. But I bought a pair of Tecova Nile Crocodile "TheMarshall" boots for buisness , weddings , funerals as stricty dress boots. They are absolutley gorgeuous and comfortable. But I would only wear these in a dress shoe situation but I am extremely pleased with them. They also came with a free matching skin belt.
I'm looking for a pair mostly for cowboy action shooting and for causal wear outside of that. I don't need them for horse riding or hard ranch work. This review helped me decide to go ahead and buy a pair and see how they work for me.
Rubber boot soles for work leather soles for the weekend but they’re yours at the end you do what you want with them just don’t complain that they didn’t last if you put leather soled in the mud
I have 8 pair. I wear them with business suits. They look wonderful. Folk always stop me and say they look wonderful. All level of skin look and feel amazing. Buy some.
Video was super informative and am currently in the market for my first pair. Currently looking between Tecova and Los Altos. Do you have one recommendation over the other? Much appreciated!
They are are both great boots. I prefer the wide square toe that Los Altos has due to my wide foot. We carry them in our store. Being that this is your first pair email me at info@elvaquero.shop I’ll get you fitted and give you a first time buyer discount.
Okay, what boots do you recommend for riding and training horses? I had Durango's because they were the best fit in my price range at the time. I was thinking of trying out Tacova's.
Let’s be honest… We all know Tecova specializes in boots for going out on the town or just basic yardwork a.k.a. feeding the pigs stuff along that line. No riding or muddying around lol. That’s like saying, you wear your Cody James ranching. It’s just not an appropriate boot to wear. One should know this going in. However, they do make a pair of ranch boots now I would stand behind! It’s obviously not like stingray or elephant on down the line.. but they are as sturdy as anything Ariot makes!
Hi I’m in Canada and bought a pair of Boulet boots last year not because they are Canadian but because sometimes depending where you live it’s easier to get local for fitting etc. Was just wondering what you guys thought of Boulet. Thanks
For the money, yes they are pretty decent boots. In my opinion, there are better options out there, but if you have your heart set on tecovas, go ahead. :)
@@MannyTheBootmaker Since my post was a year ago, I've gotten 3 pairs of Tecovas, the Wyatt ostrich, the Emmitt square toe ostrich, and the Blake python, I'm very pleased with all 3, the comfort, quality and the look
That’s why they make work boots for the ranch and hard work. The rest are for around the town, and pretty much fashion. I wouldn’t walk all day in my Lucchese, Justin, Rios de Mercedes, etc. I know the next days I’m going to be paying for it… Now for the price Tecovas are not bad at all. Great review and good points.
I agree. I wear my boots pretty much every day. I do have lace ups I wear also, but for the most part I'm in my boots. I beat them up, so that I know what product Im selling to my customers. Thanks for watching!
So i love cowboy boots, i drive delivery, work outside landscaping and want a church boot. can you recommend 3 pairs? I use lucchese work boots but they only last about a year.
I love my Tecovas and think they’re well worth the money. I have 2 pair. Very comfortable. Having said that, I agree with you on the recommended use. The soles are very thin. I wore through mine in just a couple years of occasional wear. I can’t imagine wearing them on a ranch, but own the regular leather soled versions. Maybe the ranch line would last in that environment
Just ordered my 4th pair of Tecova’s this afternoon. The Stockton Roper in oiled Umber Bovine. These are part of the Ranch collection. I wanted a new pair of boots for riding my ‘steel horses’ and I prefer cowboy boots. I have had nothing but a great experience with Tecova’s. They fit like a glove.
I came to this video to do research on them and how they are for riding. I ride to work everyday but I work in a retail environment so not sure if I need the ranch style other than when I'm not working, I'm riding. These things will get some use.
@@IamPAYSO …. Not sure what your dress code is at work, these boots are rugged and casual but I wear them daily. I also wear them to work in a financial services firm and haven’t had anyone say anything, but I am in New Mexico where boots are normal wear around here. As far as riding, I love them! I do need to do a follow up video to go over my impressions of the boots in general. Thanks for the reminder. 🤔
My father in law rides all the time, so I know what you mean. Guys come in all the time for Rubber sole protectors for riding especially if the boot had leather soles. Here is a pair of those rubber sole protectors we just added. th-cam.com/video/XSM8LBjUuck/w-d-xo.html
Every day I wear Tecovas, that includes working at the Ranch in South Texas. I own 6 pairs. The Bandera and the Johnny are best for working, depending on what you’re doing. On the waiting list for the black alligators.
So I’m looking for my first pair of cowboy boots. I work at a ranch and I’m starting to ride, but would also be using them for general shit kicking. Any suggestions or things I should be checking out?
Tecovas are still a great boots. A couple things to look for is: 1. Make sure the boots are either made in the USA or Mexico. 2. Make sure they are all leather and not this plastic or man made material vinyl crap. 3. Make sure they are good year welted and have a stacked leather heel base. A brand I’m am currently loving is Los Altos Boots. Send me an email at info@custombootsusa.com and I’ll hook you up with a discount.
A decent pair of boots will come with steel shanks, which will be great for arch support. Depending on heel height you may or may not need your inserts. It’s also important to get fitted properly.
If you can afford it, get made to measure boots made by a small boot shop like ours. Don’t be fooled by the “custom boot” makers who farm out all their work to Mexico.
Hey Manual, does your leather shop do boot shape change outs? For instance if I sent you a pointed toe pair of boots will you change the shape to a square toe if enough leather or exotic skin accommodates it?
@@MannyTheBootmaker thanks. I’ll give y’all a call. Would like to have some goats changed out to ostriches. I’ll make sure I’ll get enough skin to cover the size of my boot.
Great video man ! Thanks for the info . What boot would recommend that will hold up a bit better than tecovas and are on the same price range ? Thanks !
I’m my experience, I’ve seen Los Altos boot hold up pretty good. From the Tecovas and Los Altos I’ve taken apart, I feel like with everything Tecovas has been going through quality wise, Los Altos is a better boot. We sell quite a few boots and have yet to have a dissatisfied customer. You can check out some of the boots on our website. You can call or text me too for info. 478.328.8162 HTTPS://mannysboots.com
Thanks for the video. Looking for my first pair of boots and Tecovas is on that I found online that seems reputable. I also found Alfa western wear but not sure about them, prices are low but not good return policy. They want you to pay return shipping. My local options are only a boot barn that is opening this week. Any advice you can offer as to what to look for in a boot for 200-300$ ?
I've walked around the alfa store in SA. I walked away empty handed. In my opinion, their boots are more of a "throw away/disposable" product. They may last a few months in the farm or ranch life. They also have a ton of animal print finishes "imitation" for one to go muddy and wet on the ranch. Not my go to store for a good or durable pair of boots.
I apologize it took this long to respond, I'm sure by now you've probably bought 20 pair of boots! haha...... As for Alfa, I don't personally have any dealings with them, but from what I have heard, I would shy away. When it comes to boots, you get what you pay for. We sell Los Altos boots and have yet to have a negative feedback from a customer. Tecovas are on par with Los Altos. You just gave me an idea for a video! thanks hope you and the family had a great Christmas!
@@MannyTheBootmaker well since I have bought 2 pair of Rujo boots 2 pair of Tony Lama's 1 of those were used from Goodwill that I had resoled and a few other pair of used boots. But no Tacovas. I have 5 pair as one pair of used Ariat went in the trash after 6 months. Im now a regular cowboy boots wearing guy and love it. Definitely looking for something new soon. I sort of got the impression Alfa was not to be good and avoided them. I think it was the return policy that sealed the fate for them.
@Manuel Gutierrez I bought a pair of there new python boots wondering why doesn’t it feel like python skin it feels like leather that was embroidered and when I rubbed on the scales it felt like rubber what do you think ? They says it’s real python
I’d like to buy a good pair of comfortable work boots. I don’t need steel toe, and I never get on a horse. I need to be able to rinse mud (usually clay) off without damaging the leather. What brands would be best?
I’d look for Bull shoulder leather. That’s typically what I’d suggest. We have some on our site. RancherMade.com if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask.
I was thinking about getting the gator tecovas. But ive had a pair of twisted X boots for 15 years and they are still going. I do ride horses and those twisted X still last. Would you think the tecvas boots would do the same? I dont buy boots that often and resole every 2 years and every 6 months i put a new heel on.
I’ve got a pair of their caiman belly boots and like how they are comfortable. As far as durability goes, not sure they’ll last 15 years on a farm and rising horses on a regular bases. Have you looked at Los Altos boots? If you haven’t send me a message on Instagram. I’ll be happy to send you a pair.
What are some of the things you need in a boot to work for you? and whats a price range? I'll see if I can some up with some options for you. Thanks for watching!
The more I wear Los Altos the more I like them. We are in the process of starting oír own boot manufacturing here in the states. Anderson bean makes a great boot also. It all boils down to your budget. Send me an email at info@elvaquero.shop let’s see if I have something that will work for you. Manny
yo i was wondering if tecovas aren't durable enough for outside work, what would be some good handmade/USA cowboy boot brands that you'd recommend for rough conditions, say anything from motorcycle riding to horseback riding
Thank you for letting me know about the comments! I replied to your message on Instagram. Los Altos seem to be a great boot. They are built well and made in the same area were Tecovas are made. We are a retailer for them and are in the process of adding them to the site. Thanks for reaching out!
Just spent 2 hours in Tecovas store walking around in the stocktons, deciding on getting them after almost exclusively wearing Double H and redwing. Interested to see in how they do.
for work boots you almost always want to go with artiats, for me the work hogs are great! For outside of work just walking around I'm always going to either pick Justin's or Durango's but I've been wanting a pair of Tecovas something fierce.
Are the Stockton boots Blake rapid stitched rather the welted? The stitches under the removable insole makes me think it’s a Blake a rapid stitch construction.
I have a pair of Toni Lama buckaroo boots that I bought 20 years ago . Their riding heel has such a narrow base it is almost impossible to walk in them . Could you rebuild the heel with a larger base ?
I'm new to the cowboy boots. My girlfriend got me my first pair (Dan Post) now I have a pair of Justin's and Tecovas (5 pairs) and I'm looking into Double H and R. Watson...i also have a German ranch working boot because I'm stationed in Germany. Im use to being in combat boots in the mud, rain, snow...etc etc so the boots i have is for me to look presentable and I also help out this family on their ranch with the horses and fixing the barn and stuff. Where are you located?
That’s awesome!! Keep collecting. Before you know it, you’ll be getting a pair of custom boots made. I’m in Reynolds, GA. When ever you’re in the area swing by.
I will! I just had surgery on my left big toe so I would like a custom boot pretty soon. I'm from Mississippi so when visiting family I can def swing to Georgia, it isn't far at all. @@MannyTheBootmaker
Very well done sir. Thanks for the honest opinion. I’ve got a pair of Cartwrights. Fit like a bedroom slipper. Love them but would not wear them on a ranch for heavy work. I wear my double H for that.
@@MannyTheBootmaker I own Enviroguard Corporation. We manufacture mold, water, fire, odor removal, moisture control and disinfection products for the remediation, restoration and construction industries. In fact, we’re launching our 4th location in Broken Arrow, OK this month so I’ll be flying into Austin, TX next Thursday to begin seeing customers.
I have Tecovas std cowboy boots in ostrich and calfskin. Have many pairs of Justin cowboy boots and Ropers. Have Dan Post super supple cowboy boots. Have a few Noconas and cuztom made pairs each. All those are light work/office duty/daily wear. For ranch and riding I wear nothing but Olathe; the thickest leather on a boot and they go the distance, can be resoled and rebuilt. Others? Not so much. Resoled, yes, but not rebuilt. Have a pair of West Coast loggers and engineer boots. Going to put in an order for Frank's Patriot logger boot. There's nothing that fits better than a custom fitted handmade boot of any type. Well worth the money.
Just wear them. It’s hard to make them waterproof. Leather boots are water resistant not proof. It’s impossible to make anything waterproof unless it’s rubber.
@@MannyTheBootmaker Hello! I currently have A couple Tecovas, Justins and somehow found a USA made Nocona. The broad square toe Doc by Tecovas is my daily: it's like wearing a friggin slipper.
I just bought some Banderas. Nice boots and for $225 you can't beat it. They have the removable gel insol, cork filled sol, rubber good year outsol, stacked leather heal with tire treads just like the rest of the sol. All leather including leather lining. A bit hot for S FL but whatever.
I just got banderas for their beauty but also a little bit of medium intensity gardening, I would just wear gum boots for anything too too dirty or wet but do you think they’d handle central Florida?
I have seen full nile croc Tecovas for 1400, would not even want to guess how much Lucchese would build the same boot for.. My question how does regular Tecovas compare with Lucchese
I've heard good things about Hondo boots. Horsepower boots are the mexican made "Anderson Bean" boots. This means they are about the same quality as Tecovas, Los Altos and many of the boots made in Leon.
I have a pair of Wyatts in Ostrich that I've conditioned and boot tree'd after working them out and been real fine footwear. What's up with 2:39 over the shoulder, worth a visit? Bahahah
Our terminal manager has a pair of Tecovas and only wears them around the office and they look worn out even though he said that he’s only has them less than a year
If you can afford it. Go for a made to measure pair of boots from a real boot maker. Shy away from the guys in El Paso. They’ll usually buy lower grade material. This is how they keep their boot prices low. Some even sell boots as if the material was premium. lol.. Don’t get me wrong, great guys to talk with, but they will cut some corners since the competition down there is pretty rough. Go to a shop like mine where the guy actually measures your foot and makes the boot from start to finish.
For sure lol. Soles might wear off especially when that zapateado comes on, but when that happens you can either send them to your local cobbler or ship them to us! We’d love to rebuild your boots.
Heel counter I would agree. As for the toe box, most use celastic now a days. There are different qualities of celastic in my opinion. The thicker more expensive celastic works best for toe boxes. In higher end boots you’ll see the heel counters made out of leather.
Refined version: When comparing Tecovas' southern-style boots to Thursday Boots' urban city-style lace boots, it's important to note that both pairs are not intended for heavy-duty ranching or rigorous riding. Rather, they are designed for urban settings, whether it's going out on the town or engaging in basic tasks. These boots maintain the aesthetic appeal of riding and ranching boots while catering to urban wear and tear. In my opinion, the goatskin material used in these boots makes them suitable for riding a motorcycle, which is the most extreme form of riding I would personally recommend.
It’s funny that the people that ask about quality are the ones that don’t do manual labor in boots. So it doesn’t matter for them. If you work manual labor, you’ll know what boots are good.
My "The Doc" Tecovas squeak from inside the sole, I'm on my second pair after returning a pair. I will not return them again or buy any more. I wear them mostly in an office setting. Have only worn them max 5 times. $275 :\
I've heard pretty good things about Tecovas. I like their newer Stockton boots. Their prices sure beat RIos Of Mercedes, Lucchese. Andersen Bean. Their prices are ridiculous!!!! The only boot maker I have found the best for price is Wesco.
Can someone please buy my Tecovas Cartwright size 10.5? I recently received them as a gift but I don’t wear boots and tecovas wont refund me the money.
Tecovas is a good boot just as long as they ACTUALLY HAVE THE BOOT! I ordered twice and after the boots not arriving for 3 or 4 days I called Tecovas only to find the boots WEREN'T AVAILABLE!! I was able to order them and they sure as hell charged my credit card but they were NEVER COMING and NOBODY LET ME KNOW THAT! I had to do it. Last I knew, selling a product you don't have is ILLEGAL but they make a habit of it. Don't order online. CALL THEM and order that way so your sure you will be getting the boots you are paying for.
I Can understand that. We are also retailers for a cowboy boot brand out of Leon and sometimes we have trouble getting boots in. Sometimes it take them 3 weeks to 3 months to stock. Luckily the majority of customers are willing to wait once notified.
Where are you a police officer at? I was a police officer for years myself. I would add rubber sole guards. As long as your department approved them, I don't see why not. here is a video of the rubber sole protectors. th-cam.com/video/XSM8LBjUuck/w-d-xo.html
@@MannyTheBootmaker hello and thank you for the reply. Since I made that comment I was just entering the academy in South florida, and since then I decided it was not for me, and walked away with a new found respect for those who are able to do that job on a continuous basis. Also thanks for the reply.
Hard to form an opinion about my nolans because they are a full size bigger than what they are stamped. Because of that I'm not pleased and probably won't order another pair from them. Their jackets aren't sized very well either
I would definitely get in touch with Tecovas and let them take care of you. It could very well be a defect or QC issue. Even if you've already worn them, I'd still contact them about this. Can't say much on their jackets, I've heard mixed opinions also.
I asked Tecovas directly about their boots' suitability for riding, horse training, etc. They gave me a forthright, "No." I appreciated their honesty and the fact they know their product well enough to give an answer (I've asked other boot companies and gotten the digital equivalent of a blank stare).
That might be true of all their boots with the exception of their ‘ranch wear’ boots, like “The Stockton”, which are heavy oiled bovine leather and I find them perfect for riding my motorcycles. They are my daily wear boots. Yesterday I got caught out in the rain. My feet stayed dry and my boots got a nice cleaning at the same time.
That was good on them, means they know their product.
Boots for “drugstore cowboys”, lol….all hat and no cattle
I’ve asked a company before, not Tecovas, to send me a pair for review. At first they were all excited and said yes, but after watching my channel they realized we were going to actually test these boots out and backed out. Their response was “our boots aren’t meant for work. They are meant for light wear in an office/ dinner setting” 😂
@@waynenoll1967 You wouldn't herd Cattle in a pair of dress shoes would you? You wouldn't do the same in a $300 pair of dressed up cowboy boots meant for town..
I have Lucchese, Dan Post and several exotic Tecovas. I love them. I would never wear any of those to work in. I have my Double H for work.
Thanks! Really appreciate your common sense/no BS approach - you have a lot of integrity, Brother. ☮
Thank you sir! I appreciate the kind words. I apologize for the late reply, its been crazy around here! happy holidays!
I have a the Tecovas Bendara for work. I wear them everyday rain, snow, mud. They are holding up great.
those 100% are the ones I have eyeballed for my work boots, my Cartwrights are too damn nice to work in
Thanks for the input, just helped me make up my mind on getting a pair
Glad I was able to help. I need to do an updated version.
I have the Nash and the Cole both awesome boots I only wear them on tile floors for work in a retail environment but they are super comfortable and look great.
Tecovas I own was wore thrown in about 7months. I used it for motorcycle riding and working. I still love them for comfort it's well worth it for me.
We can resole them and put a rubber sole on them. This will make it more comfortable for you to ride without having to slide when it’s wet outside or come to a light. Email is for more info at info@elvaquero.shop or text 706.601.2686
Nice video and very accurate in my opinion! I own several pairs of Lucchese Classics, 2000's & 1883's, Tony Lama, Black Jack, Nocona, Dan Post & one pair of Tecovas boots. A few pairs are $1500.00 exotics. The sole on the Tecovas as the Man states in the video is more of a dress style. It's thinner and not as robust. However, I totally agree that they are a really good value and very comfortable if fitted correctly like any cowboy boot. Personally I think Black Jack boot company in El Paso, Tx. makes the best boot for the money. I own seven pairs of them and in my opinion they are every bit the quality of the Lucchese classics I own. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the informative comment! We are in the works into possibly starting our own boot line.
@@MannyTheBootmaker That would be cool. Keep me posted!
I will!
i doubt anyone is really wearing Tecovas to work on a ranch anyway. Most guys who were cowboy boots don't own cows....... or get that dirty. lol
Lol true!
Lol don’t know where you from but almost everyone I know wears steel toe boots to work. Justin boots are better lol
Bs. Banderas are tough as shit.
We just wear muck boots and wear our cowgirl boots to church
boots are boots, people just find a brand before others, that’s like judging a person from a house they buy or there name or anything in general, people that go around judging others from what they wear are the real losers, check yourself mate
I own 2 pair. A goat pair and a pair of ostrich pair. I love them both. I don’t work on a farm but I wear them often.
They hold up great. Everyone I’ve talked to about their Tecova boots loves them.
They are great boots for the money, no doubt! Happy Holidays!
Cowboy boots will always be in style they're very comfortable and very cool the walking
Dead ass, I’ve been watching Yellowstone and I’ve been obsessed with the fits and what not, but boots have been a highlight and I Definitely have been wanting something cool and stylish for everyday use. This video helps my decision to whether I’m gonna get them or not, appreciate brother!
sorry took me this long to get back to you. Hope all is well!
I’ve had ostrich tecovas since 2017, I’ve only had to resole once. No complaints whatsoever. I do my best to keep them out of dirt/water, but they are great for casual wear.
thats great to hear!
I was just looking for some reviews and was surprised you guys are in Warner Robins I’ll definitely stop by some time soon 👍
Yes sir! Swing by any time!
I have been wearing Tecovas for about 4 years and over that time I have had 3 models. I wear the suede model about 5 times a week and they are great everyday boots walking and being in an office they are great and very comfortable. They are also durable everyday boots. I also have the work style boots with rubber soles. I wear these for on site jobs and they have cuts and stuff but are confortable and fit my feet well. (I have narrower feet). I also have the traditional square toe leather boots and they are ok but they show wear a lot more then the suede pair, and look the cheapest in my opinion. I guess I am saying the if you are open to suede for an everyday generally light to medium toughest boot they are great. The work boot is good for pretty much anything you don’t need steel toes for(can’t comment on the rancher perspective).
I own 2 pair, Lizard and Ostrich, I’m getting ready to buy a pair of their bison boots. Their lizard round toe is hands down my favorite boot I have ever worn in my life
Great review, thank you! I live in Middle, GA and will swing by the shop.
Swing by anytime! I’d love to meet you!
I own several pairs of tecovas and do all kinds of man stuff in the field and snow, mud, rain. I just take care of em. They last just as well as any field boot. I’ve had combat boots that didn’t hold up as well. Honestly, they’re great boots. If you work hard in the field, good luck finding a pair of boots that won’t need maintenance. Just take care of your boots and they last longer. Do your proper maintenance.
I agree!
Im a plumber im on concrete, ladders, digging in the dirt, water, mud ,snow ,100 degree days the Ranch line Midlands have done awesome
I am thinking of getting a pair of bandera boots for my first pair of boots
I have the tecovas stockton and wear them on the weekends, I wash the car and everything else i do on the weekends and no complaints so far. I wear thorogoods for work
Thanks for the feedback!
I own my own excavation business , mainly doing forestry clearing , logging , mulching. road building. And Demolition , If I wear cowyboy boots to work I wear Ariat work because they get tore up. I usually wear Thurogood steel toe , quarter boots to work. But I bought a pair of Tecova Nile Crocodile "TheMarshall" boots for buisness , weddings , funerals as stricty dress boots. They are absolutley gorgeuous and comfortable. But I would only wear these in a dress shoe situation but I am extremely pleased with them. They also came with a free matching skin belt.
Can't beat that free belt! lol.... Its all about the fit. IF they fit your foot then you are good to go! Thanks for watching!
Tecova Ranch Line is the work boot section.
I'm looking for a pair mostly for cowboy action shooting and for causal wear outside of that. I don't need them for horse riding or hard ranch work. This review helped me decide to go ahead and buy a pair and see how they work for me.
Glad we were able to guide you in the right direction!
I'm a cowboy boot man myself. I have several pairs. I have ariats, justins, durangos, dan post, and tony lamas. I love them!
Sounds like you need some Los Altos to add to your collection! Have you tried them?
How much do they cost?
Depends on the skin. Send me an email with what type of skin you like and I’ll get you a price. Info@custombootsusa.com
I have 3 pair of Tecovas. Most comfortable of all my boots.
Rubber boot soles for work leather soles for the weekend but they’re yours at the end you do what you want with them just don’t complain that they didn’t last if you put leather soled in the mud
I have 8 pair. I wear them with business suits. They look wonderful. Folk always stop me and say they look wonderful. All level of skin look and feel amazing. Buy some.
Thats great!! thanks for watching!
I own 11 pairs and I love them all
Thats Great! Thank you for watching and being a subscriber!
Video was super informative and am currently in the market for my first pair. Currently looking between Tecova and Los Altos. Do you have one recommendation over the other? Much appreciated!
They are are both great boots. I prefer the wide square toe that Los Altos has due to my wide foot. We carry them in our store. Being that this is your first pair email me at info@elvaquero.shop I’ll get you fitted and give you a first time buyer discount.
Tecovas boots are for show , you know Friday night dancin
Okay, what boots do you recommend for riding and training horses? I had Durango's because they were the best fit in my price range at the time. I was thinking of trying out Tacova's.
Whats your price range and how often do you ride?
Let’s be honest… We all know Tecova specializes in boots for going out on the town or just basic yardwork a.k.a. feeding the pigs stuff along that line. No riding or muddying around lol. That’s like saying, you wear your Cody James ranching. It’s just not an appropriate boot to wear. One should know this going in.
However, they do make a pair of ranch boots now I would stand behind! It’s obviously not like stingray or elephant on down the line.. but they are as sturdy as anything Ariot makes!
Hi I’m in Canada and bought a pair of Boulet boots last year not because they are Canadian but because sometimes depending where you live it’s easier to get local for fitting etc. Was just wondering what you guys thought of Boulet. Thanks
Don’t know much about them, I’ll definitely look them up!
Just ordered “the Jamie” to wear for line dancing. I will update you if and when they come in!
Awesome! enjoy them! Let me know how they are holding up!
Spot on, I prefer my tecovas for office, event like things, a night out, stuff like that they are pretty good 👍
I'm thinking about buying a pair, so, are they good quality?
Thank you for watching! I agree!
For the money, yes they are pretty decent boots. In my opinion, there are better options out there, but if you have your heart set on tecovas, go ahead. :)
@@MannyTheBootmaker Since my post was a year ago, I've gotten 3 pairs of Tecovas, the Wyatt ostrich, the Emmitt square toe ostrich, and the Blake python, I'm very pleased with all 3, the comfort, quality and the look
That’s why they make work boots for the ranch and hard work. The rest are for around the town, and pretty much fashion. I wouldn’t walk all day in my Lucchese, Justin, Rios de Mercedes, etc. I know the next days I’m going to be paying for it… Now for the price Tecovas are not bad at all. Great review and good points.
I agree. I wear my boots pretty much every day. I do have lace ups I wear also, but for the most part I'm in my boots. I beat them up, so that I know what product Im selling to my customers. Thanks for watching!
So i love cowboy boots, i drive delivery, work outside landscaping and want a church boot. can you recommend 3 pairs? I use lucchese work boots but they only last about a year.
When you say “they only last a year” what do you mean by that? Do they completely fall apart or do the soles wear out?
My Stockton boots just shipped today. They’re bison and should hold up for casual wear and some yard work.
Awesome!! keep us posted! Thanks for watching!
Normal wear break in makes them look good. And if the soles wear out we got you guys to fix em. 😊
True! I’d be happy to fix them any time! Lol
I love my Tecovas and think they’re well worth the money. I have 2 pair. Very comfortable. Having said that, I agree with you on the recommended use. The soles are very thin. I wore through mine in just a couple years of occasional wear. I can’t imagine wearing them on a ranch, but own the regular leather soled versions. Maybe the ranch line would last in that environment
I have had customers wear them out in just months. I believe on the pair I have it was about 6 months. lol
Just ordered my 4th pair of Tecova’s this afternoon. The Stockton Roper in oiled Umber Bovine. These are part of the Ranch collection. I wanted a new pair of boots for riding my ‘steel horses’ and I prefer cowboy boots. I have had nothing but a great experience with Tecova’s. They fit like a glove.
I came to this video to do research on them and how they are for riding. I ride to work everyday but I work in a retail environment so not sure if I need the ranch style other than when I'm not working, I'm riding. These things will get some use.
@@IamPAYSO …. Not sure what your dress code is at work, these boots are rugged and casual but I wear them daily. I also wear them to work in a financial services firm and haven’t had anyone say anything, but I am in New Mexico where boots are normal wear around here. As far as riding, I love them! I do need to do a follow up video to go over my impressions of the boots in general. Thanks for the reminder. 🤔
My father in law rides all the time, so I know what you mean. Guys come in all the time for Rubber sole protectors for riding especially if the boot had leather soles. Here is a pair of those rubber sole protectors we just added. th-cam.com/video/XSM8LBjUuck/w-d-xo.html
@@MannyTheBootmaker …just watched your video. Very nice! That’s a great idea
Yes sir. We do quite a few of them.
Every day I wear Tecovas, that includes working at the Ranch in South Texas. I own 6 pairs. The Bandera and the Johnny are best for working, depending on what you’re doing. On the waiting list for the black alligators.
So I’m looking for my first pair of cowboy boots. I work at a ranch and I’m starting to ride, but would also be using them for general shit kicking. Any suggestions or things I should be checking out?
Tecovas are still a great boots. A couple things to look for is:
1. Make sure the boots are either made in the USA or Mexico.
2. Make sure they are all leather and not this plastic or man made material vinyl crap.
3. Make sure they are good year welted and have a stacked leather heel base.
A brand I’m am currently loving is Los Altos Boots. Send me an email at info@custombootsusa.com and I’ll hook you up with a discount.
Man try chisos best damn boots I’ve ever purchased they are made to last
Manuel thanks for the video. I have flat feet. Can I find boots with an ok arch or do I need to put my inserts in the boot.
A decent pair of boots will come with steel shanks, which will be great for arch support. Depending on heel height you may or may not need your inserts. It’s also important to get fitted properly.
@@MannyTheBootmaker thank you.
Nice video. What boot brand do you recommend for actual ranching and riding?
If you can afford it, get made to measure boots made by a small boot shop like ours. Don’t be fooled by the “custom boot” makers who farm out all their work to Mexico.
The Parker by Tecovas is a great riding boot with spur ledge! The bovine roughout will last a long time and damn they look good! Can wear casually too
This video was made way before they had any of these newer boots out. lol… I really need to do an updated video soon. Thank you for watching.
@@MannyTheBootmaker It would be nice to see your take on Tecovas ranch and riding line of boots.
It depends which ones you buy? I have a pair of Stocktons that I wear to the Ranch and they are built for ranch life.
Hope all is well! Glad they are working for you. happy holidays!
Hey Manual, does your leather shop do boot shape change outs? For instance if I sent you a pointed toe pair of boots will you change the shape to a square toe if enough leather or exotic skin accommodates it?
Yes! Absolutely!
@@MannyTheBootmaker thanks. I’ll give y’all a call. Would like to have some goats changed out to ostriches. I’ll make sure I’ll get enough skin to cover the size of my boot.
Absolutely give us a call or text at 706.230.8855 or email manuel@RancherBoots.com
Great video man ! Thanks for the info . What boot would recommend that will hold up a bit better than tecovas and are on the same price range ? Thanks !
I’m my experience, I’ve seen Los Altos boot hold up pretty good. From the Tecovas and Los Altos I’ve taken apart, I feel like with everything Tecovas has been going through quality wise, Los Altos is a better boot. We sell quite a few boots and have yet to have a dissatisfied customer. You can check out some of the boots on our website. You can call or text me too for info. 478.328.8162
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For everyday boot I’d choose a bull shoulder skin.
Thanks for the video. Looking for my first pair of boots and Tecovas is on that I found online that seems reputable. I also found Alfa western wear but not sure about them, prices are low but not good return policy. They want you to pay return shipping. My local options are only a boot barn that is opening this week. Any advice you can offer as to what to look for in a boot for 200-300$ ?
I've walked around the alfa store in SA. I walked away empty handed. In my opinion, their boots are more of a "throw away/disposable" product. They may last a few months in the farm or ranch life. They also have a ton of animal print finishes "imitation" for one to go muddy and wet on the ranch. Not my go to store for a good or durable pair of boots.
I apologize it took this long to respond, I'm sure by now you've probably bought 20 pair of boots! haha...... As for Alfa, I don't personally have any dealings with them, but from what I have heard, I would shy away. When it comes to boots, you get what you pay for. We sell Los Altos boots and have yet to have a negative feedback from a customer. Tecovas are on par with Los Altos. You just gave me an idea for a video! thanks hope you and the family had a great Christmas!
@@MannyTheBootmaker well since I have bought 2 pair of Rujo boots 2 pair of Tony Lama's 1 of those were used from Goodwill that I had resoled and a few other pair of used boots. But no Tacovas. I have 5 pair as one pair of used Ariat went in the trash after 6 months. Im now a regular cowboy boots wearing guy and love it. Definitely looking for something new soon.
I sort of got the impression Alfa was not to be good and avoided them. I think it was the return policy that sealed the fate for them.
That’s awesome! You’re part of the boot wearing club now lol
We sell Los Altos and for the price you can’t beat it.
@Manuel Gutierrez I bought a pair of there new python boots wondering why doesn’t it feel like python skin it feels like leather that was embroidered and when I rubbed on the scales it felt like rubber what do you think ? They says it’s real python
Should be real python. Was it the belly or back? if it was belly, won't feel the scales like you would a back python. Thanks for watching!
I’d like to buy a good pair of comfortable work boots. I don’t need steel toe, and I never get on a horse. I need to be able to rinse mud (usually clay) off without damaging the leather. What brands would be best?
I’d look for Bull shoulder leather. That’s typically what I’d suggest. We have some on our site. RancherMade.com if you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask.
I have a pair of ostrich skin Tecovas and I love them
Thats awesome!! Thanks for watching!
I was thinking about getting the gator tecovas. But ive had a pair of twisted X boots for 15 years and they are still going. I do ride horses and those twisted X still last. Would you think the tecvas boots would do the same? I dont buy boots that often and resole every 2 years and every 6 months i put a new heel on.
I’ve got a pair of their caiman belly boots and like how they are comfortable. As far as durability goes, not sure they’ll last 15 years on a farm and rising horses on a regular bases. Have you looked at Los Altos boots? If you haven’t send me a message on Instagram. I’ll be happy to send you a pair.
Howdy, i dont think i heard of that brand? But im not on any social media, never was on it.
@@erikbetancourt7194 send me an email at Info@custombootsusa.com I’ll send you info.
@@MannyTheBootmaker Is it your company?
So city boy Cowboy boots. Are their any good boots that are work and riding. I used to love the old red wings
What are some of the things you need in a boot to work for you? and whats a price range? I'll see if I can some up with some options for you. Thanks for watching!
What boot would you recommend for daily ranch work, horse riding for a living?
The more I wear Los Altos the more I like them. We are in the process of starting oír own boot manufacturing here in the states. Anderson bean makes a great boot also. It all boils down to your budget. Send me an email at info@elvaquero.shop let’s see if I have something that will work for you.
Manny
Anderson bean with the hybrid soles
yo i was wondering if tecovas aren't durable enough for outside work, what would be some good handmade/USA cowboy boot brands that you'd recommend for rough conditions, say anything from motorcycle riding to horseback riding
Thank you for letting me know about the comments! I replied to your message on Instagram. Los Altos seem to be a great boot. They are built well and made in the same area were Tecovas are made. We are a retailer for them and are in the process of adding them to the site. Thanks for reaching out!
Just spent 2 hours in Tecovas store walking around in the stocktons, deciding on getting them after almost exclusively wearing Double H and redwing. Interested to see in how they do.
Just depends. It may take some time for your feet to adjust. Keep me updated.
for work boots you almost always want to go with artiats, for me the work hogs are great! For outside of work just walking around I'm always going to either pick Justin's or Durango's but I've been wanting a pair of Tecovas something fierce.
I've been looking at the same ones please tell me how they have been holding up
How did they fair for you?
You need to do the Prescott in sharkskin. They are supposed to be for horse riding
I will soon.
It’s just depends on witch boot you buy from tecovas they have riding boots dress boots and work boots just depends what you want and buy
Mainly depends on the person wearing them. Some people are just harder on their boots than others.
Are the Stockton boots Blake rapid stitched rather the welted? The stitches under the removable insole makes me think it’s a Blake a rapid stitch construction.
They are good year welted as far as I know.
@@MannyTheBootmaker Gotcha, the stitching through the lasting board/non removable insole made me think it’s a Blake rapid.
What boot brands would you buy to do real farm work or riding??
There are a couple of brands that come to mind, but our line of boots that we are launching in the near future will work great for you!
I have a pair of Toni Lama buckaroo boots that I bought 20 years ago . Their riding heel has such a narrow base it is almost impossible to walk in them . Could you rebuild the heel with a larger base ?
Sorry it took this long to get back to you, but yes sir, we can rebuild your heel bases and make them wider.
@@MannyTheBootmaker thank you for getting back to me . I will check out your website .
Absolutely don’t hesitate to reach out!
I heard yo say Warner Robins, GA. My old stomping grounds. Do you have a store front? Next time im home id like to stop by and take a look.
Yes sir we are on Watson Blvd. 2218 Watson Blvd is the address
@@MannyTheBootmaker recognized watson as you where driving.
That’s awesome! Lol... I’ve had a few people swing by the shop from watching the videos because they recognized “strippers” lol
What brand of boots do you recommend for someone who is hard on shoes? I get like 5 months out of sneakers.
Depending on what you do, but tennis shoes will be softer than a well built boots. Are you looking for Lace ups or pull on cowboy boots?
I'm new to the cowboy boots. My girlfriend got me my first pair (Dan Post) now I have a pair of Justin's and Tecovas (5 pairs) and I'm looking into Double H and R. Watson...i also have a German ranch working boot because I'm stationed in Germany. Im use to being in combat boots in the mud, rain, snow...etc etc so the boots i have is for me to look presentable and I also help out this family on their ranch with the horses and fixing the barn and stuff. Where are you located?
That’s awesome!! Keep collecting. Before you know it, you’ll be getting a pair of custom boots made. I’m in Reynolds, GA. When ever you’re in the area swing by.
I will! I just had surgery on my left big toe so I would like a custom boot pretty soon. I'm from Mississippi so when visiting family I can def swing to Georgia, it isn't far at all.
@@MannyTheBootmaker
Very well done sir. Thanks for the honest opinion. I’ve got a pair of Cartwrights. Fit like a bedroom slipper. Love them but would not wear them on a ranch for heavy work. I wear my double H for that.
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Can you recommend a solid work Wellington? Thanks much.
Red Wing pecos 1155 worked for me
I’d be more than happy to go over some options. Send me a text at 706.601.2686 and we can set a time to chat on the phone.
@@volhusky yes probably one of the best boots I have had in awhile
Double h is my go to boot brand
Good boots, been around for a while! We've rebuild quite a few of them! heard they are a B*&% to break in though.
I see you’re selling a large line of boots. Any recommendations for a daily pair that look nice but will hold up to work?
What type of work do you do?
@@MannyTheBootmaker I own Enviroguard Corporation. We manufacture mold, water, fire, odor removal, moisture control and disinfection products for the remediation, restoration and construction industries. In fact, we’re launching our 4th location in Broken Arrow, OK this month so I’ll be flying into Austin, TX next Thursday to begin seeing customers.
I actually want to buy some. A lil expensive but I drop way more on my work boots. Ima get some just to wear like my af1. The Stockton look bad🩸.
They aren’t bad. We may have some in stock at your price point check out out site!
I have Tecovas std cowboy boots in ostrich and calfskin. Have many pairs of Justin cowboy boots and Ropers. Have Dan Post super supple cowboy boots. Have a few Noconas and cuztom made pairs each. All those are light work/office duty/daily wear. For ranch and riding I wear nothing but Olathe; the thickest leather on a boot and they go the distance, can be resoled and rebuilt. Others? Not so much. Resoled, yes, but not rebuilt. Have a pair of West Coast loggers and engineer boots. Going to put in an order for Frank's Patriot logger boot. There's nothing that fits better than a custom fitted handmade boot of any type. Well worth the money.
I agree with you. 100%
What other brands are out there. I'm not a cowboy. I live in LA
Too many to list lol Los Altos, Anderson Bean, Tecovas, and a ton of other ones.
I just ordered Tacovas ostrich and wondering what to do to them upon arrival before wearing? Condition and waterproof??
Your product recommendations?
Just wear them. It’s hard to make them waterproof. Leather boots are water resistant not proof. It’s impossible to make anything waterproof unless it’s rubber.
We use Bickmore products. We are also a dealer for them. If you need conditioners let me know, I’ll be more than happy to ship them to you!
Don't wear them when it's wet or raining. That will ruin ostrich or any other type of leather.
Tecovas are the most comfortable footwear I've owned. They just so happen to be cowboy boots. No cowboying, I ride a desk.
That’s great! They are great boots for the money. What other brands do you own?
@@MannyTheBootmaker Hello! I currently have A couple Tecovas, Justins and somehow found a USA made Nocona. The broad square toe Doc by Tecovas is my daily: it's like wearing a friggin slipper.
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I just bought some Banderas. Nice boots and for $225 you can't beat it. They have the removable gel insol, cork filled sol, rubber good year outsol, stacked leather heal with tire treads just like the rest of the sol. All leather including leather lining. A bit hot for S FL but whatever.
I just got banderas for their beauty but also a little bit of medium intensity gardening, I would just wear gum boots for anything too too dirty or wet but do you think they’d handle central Florida?
@@clairewithbanjo4992 I can't see why not. They are not water proof though so you'd have to spray some waterproofing solution on them.
I’m going to the Tecova store in Charlotte tommorow. I’m torn between the Jaspers or the Cartwright’s.
Which pair did you end up with and how are they holding up?
@@MannyTheBootmaker I went with the Jaspers. Roughly a year in to wearing them and they are holding good.
That’s awesome to hear!
I have seen full nile croc Tecovas for 1400, would not even want to guess how much Lucchese would build the same boot for.. My question how does regular Tecovas compare with Lucchese
Lucchese is obviously a far better quality boot. Tecovas are great budget boots.
Close to $2,000+ for Lucchese
Have 3 pairs of tecovas they are very comfy but they're for special occasions not for everyday wear I got my justin boots for everyday wear
That sounds like a good plan! Thanks for watching!
Any thoughts on Hondo boots or Horsepower boots for comfort and long term durability?
I've heard good things about Hondo boots. Horsepower boots are the mexican made "Anderson Bean" boots. This means they are about the same quality as Tecovas, Los Altos and many of the boots made in Leon.
@@MannyTheBootmaker I sent my hondos back due to the sizing but they looks nice. My Horsepower and AB's are excellent thus far.
That’s awesome to hear!!
I live in the city, great value boot just to wear casual.
Absolutely!!
I have a pair of Wyatts in Ostrich that I've conditioned and boot tree'd after working them out and been real fine footwear. What's up with 2:39 over the shoulder, worth a visit? Bahahah
Good eye!! Haha to be honest not worth the visit lol
Our terminal manager has a pair of Tecovas and only wears them around the office and they look worn out even though he said that he’s only has them less than a year
Could depend on leather. Goat skin has a tendency to look worn out after a short period of wear.
What do you think of Chiso boots
I need to buy a pair for myself to really feel, but from what I’ve heard and seen, they are worth the money.
Which brand of boots are the best for ostrich boots?
If you can afford it. Go for a made to measure pair of boots from a real boot maker. Shy away from the guys in El Paso. They’ll usually buy lower grade material. This is how they keep their boot prices low. Some even sell boots as if the material was premium. lol.. Don’t get me wrong, great guys to talk with, but they will cut some corners since the competition down there is pretty rough. Go to a shop like mine where the guy actually measures your foot and makes the boot from start to finish.
Are Tecovas good for quinceañeras, weddings or bailes?
For sure lol. Soles might wear off especially when that zapateado comes on, but when that happens you can either send them to your local cobbler or ship them to us! We’d love to rebuild your boots.
In rose anvils deconstruction video of the tecovas, he came to the conclusion they use a really shity toe and heel counter. Would you agree?
Heel counter I would agree. As for the toe box, most use celastic now a days. There are different qualities of celastic in my opinion. The thicker more expensive celastic works best for toe boxes. In higher end boots you’ll see the heel counters made out of leather.
Rose Anvils needs to do some videos on the Ranch Line instead of the leather soled variety.
Celastic toe boxes aren’t too bad. But I don’t agree in using them on the heels. You need the extra support in the heel
Refined version:
When comparing Tecovas' southern-style boots to Thursday Boots' urban city-style lace boots, it's important to note that both pairs are not intended for heavy-duty ranching or rigorous riding. Rather, they are designed for urban settings, whether it's going out on the town or engaging in basic tasks. These boots maintain the aesthetic appeal of riding and ranching boots while catering to urban wear and tear. In my opinion, the goatskin material used in these boots makes them suitable for riding a motorcycle, which is the most extreme form of riding I would personally recommend.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I agree with your comment.
Where do you rank El Dorado boots?
To be honest I don’t have much experience with that particular brand. I can look into them and see what I think.
It’s funny that the people that ask about quality are the ones that don’t do manual labor in boots. So it doesn’t matter for them. If you work manual labor, you’ll know what boots are good.
Do you make lace up work boots
We've been focusing on pull on boots, but I'm sure we could work something out for you if you were interested.
My "The Doc" Tecovas squeak from inside the sole, I'm on my second pair after returning a pair. I will not return them again or buy any more. I wear them mostly in an office setting. Have only worn them max 5 times. $275 :\
The bad thing about the Tecovas is the shank. The shanks in these boots are very brittle. We replace them all the time!
I've heard pretty good things about Tecovas. I like their newer Stockton boots. Their prices sure beat RIos Of Mercedes, Lucchese. Andersen Bean. Their prices are ridiculous!!!! The only boot maker I have found the best for price is Wesco.
I have a lot of boots. Some Lucchese costing close to a grand. But, nothing wears like Wesco!
They are more like a simple dress boot with safe colors .
If your working I’d hope you have an actual work boot.
Lol absolutely!
Can someone please buy my Tecovas Cartwright size 10.5? I recently received them as a gift but I don’t wear boots and tecovas wont refund me the money.
There is a facebook group with people that would probably buy these form you. It’s called Tecovas Enthusiast
Where is your shop located?
Our shop is in Warner Robins Georgia
We do offer mail in services.
How do your handmade boots compare in price with tacovas elephant skin
They’ll vary. Our elephant 🐘 made to to measure boots start out at $2900.
Tecovas are more for going out or wearing them as business casual. Georgia boots, Chippewa, and Justin are better as work boots.
I agree. I do have a customer that wears them to work on farm. we see his boots multiple times a year. lol
Tecovas is a good boot just as long as they ACTUALLY HAVE THE BOOT! I ordered twice and after the boots not arriving for 3 or 4 days I called Tecovas only to find the boots WEREN'T AVAILABLE!! I was able to order them and they sure as hell charged my credit card but they were NEVER COMING and NOBODY LET ME KNOW THAT! I had to do it. Last I knew, selling a product you don't have is ILLEGAL but they make a habit of it. Don't order online. CALL THEM and order that way so your sure you will be getting the boots you are paying for.
I Can understand that. We are also retailers for a cowboy boot brand out of Leon and sometimes we have trouble getting boots in. Sometimes it take them 3 weeks to 3 months to stock. Luckily the majority of customers are willing to wait once notified.
@@MannyTheBootmaker It's the "notified" part they're failing to do.
I got you. Lol calling will insure they have them in stock too.
All boots are eventually work boots. I guess some folks live differently.
Eventually lol… I know some keep their fancy boots for going out. Lol
I want to use these as a pair of duty boots as a police officer. Yes or no?
Where are you a police officer at? I was a police officer for years myself. I would add rubber sole guards. As long as your department approved them, I don't see why not. here is a video of the rubber sole protectors. th-cam.com/video/XSM8LBjUuck/w-d-xo.html
@@MannyTheBootmaker hello and thank you for the reply. Since I made that comment I was just entering the academy in South florida, and since then I decided it was not for me, and walked away with a new found respect for those who are able to do that job on a continuous basis. Also thanks for the reply.
Any time I just hate it took this long to reply. It’s definitely a career that many don’t know the whole story. At least you got to see how it works.
Hard to form an opinion about my nolans because they are a full size bigger than what they are stamped. Because of that I'm not pleased and probably won't order another pair from them. Their jackets aren't sized very well either
I would definitely get in touch with Tecovas and let them take care of you. It could very well be a defect or QC issue. Even if you've already worn them, I'd still contact them about this. Can't say much on their jackets, I've heard mixed opinions also.