Back Road Reporter - Armando's Boots Co.

Today we visit Armando's Boot Co. in Raymondville, TX. They'll take us step by step to the boot making process from planning to the final production.

[@thinking6307]

Thank You So Much for this history...concerning Northern Mexico and the Rio Grand Valley of South Texas...and the Rios Family tradition of fine boot making. I own and cherish their boots.

[@gmaent1]

I have had the honor of meeting this gentleman. His boots are the best in the industry. I got a tour of the shop as did this person filming. Once you put the boots on you forget what your wearing and can walk in them forever. Made to fit. God bless this family

[@grammyhall53]

what a beautiful boot.

[@deandominguez8629]

Great video!

[@rubycasteel6039]

This last year, I learned that our great, great grandfather Zeferino Rios, great grandfather Miguel Rios, grandfather Aurelio Rlios, Uncle Abraham Rios, cousin Armando Duarte Rios, and his Son Armando Duarte total six generations of boot makers.

[@antoniocuevas7051]

Hermosa botas 👍👌🖑✌

[@gartjone1846]

Awsome video thanks.

[@kevinmanderville6120]

Excellent information about cowboy boot making. I am a 'Urban Cowboy'. I enjoy my Dan Post cowboy boots.

[@antoniocuevas7051]

Gran hombre🖒

[@anthonynorris8086]

I've owned Rios Boots. I'd like to have more information on these? They look well done.

[@johnshrader1655]

Our narrator is positive in attitude but misuses boot terms many times, bless her heart.

[@JorgeDLeon-oo3kf]

Every boot/shoe maker and cobblers talk about how you should like your work to do it right and how they love what they do... I'm 30yo and I hate my job as goldsmith and I dont have faith that there's a job you would love to do like they say so... Doesn't sound like something the real world would permit to be possible