Shopping for Used Cowboy Boots

[@bmaverick7]

When you were showing off your acquisition of the Frye boots, I could see and feel how proud and emotional you were of your new find, like a parent's unconditional love for their newborn baby. Pretty awesome...you are a true boot man, Jeremiah. May your collection of boots continue to expand and fill your life with joy!

[@JeremiahCraig]

Thanks Ron! I love finding a good boot. It’s an awesome feeling for sure

[@guitarman6742]

Beautiful comment.

[@countryboycreekfishing0088]

Good day sir. I’ve gotten my absolute best used boots from EBay. And as long as you know and understand your size per name brand, you’ll have a great experience. No breaking in period is what I love!!! Great vid

[@JeremiahCraig]

So true. You can get some great stuff on eBay!

[@toddwilliams6]

Those Frye's are ropers.......Just ordered a pair of vintage Acme roper boots from eBay today, about $33 including shipping!!!!!!!.....My first pair of "cowboy boots"......I am so excited for them to show up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@edcox6784]

That lower heel is a walking or roping heel as opposed to a riding heel which is designed to not slide through the stirrups when mounting your horse. Don't worry too much about some heel slip it's supposed to be there. Helps to pump the moist air out of your boot to keep your feet dry.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Some slipping is cool but some had way too much and it just didn’t fit at all.

[@savitriaimshoosaeng]

I love Frye boots too, in the Nederland Frye boots are expensive too

[@JeremiahCraig]

That's why I was happy to get these used! In good condition too!

[@rmsmith8098]

Those suede boots are epic! Great find. Love your videos.

[@JeremiahCraig]

I like them more and more each day. Thanks so much man!

[@MichaelJohnson-kx3ln]

I love both cowboy boots & high cavalry boots...boots are AWESOME...nuff said.

[@xrigtrk]

My first pair was 1963 when i was 9 years old,but do to living in New York well dad stop buying them but in 1986 i started back wearing them i got rid of all my shoes except house shoes and I've been wearing them every since,I discovered white compression socks by accident ,,i get the Dr Leonard catalogs so I decided to get me some of those socks,wow what a discovery I'm hooked for life,i've got so many some are still brand-new. You'll thank me if you get them.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Yeah I'm gonna have to try those socks! You went all in right from the start. That's what I'm talking about

[@subhashnamey5562]

Love from India , Kumbhoj . Your videos have something in them I just can't avoid . Like the way you speak, humorous and makes me happy. I've had only three pairs of such boots in the past 40 years ( 64) . Thanks for the info.U have a nice T shirt . Kumbhoj village.

[@n2boots389]

I got my first pair of Fry boots in the 60s. Very comfortable harness boots with squad toe. Never found another pair of their boots that fit comfortablely

[@aaronwatson7113]

Don’t know how I missed this one! Great content, love the visit to the used boot store; awesome concept!!!

[@LuisRamirez-jq4ex]

You hit the jackpot with those suede boots they look great man especially for the price 👍

[@JeremiahCraig]

Thanks! I think so too. They weren't worn very much and it's been nice to have a suede boot too

[@secretdaisy6484]

Ok so I'm subscribed because I really like cowboy boots. I've worn them since childhood & they are not popular here in Kentucky. I rode & showed horses all my life but oddly only English. I was the only kid in the horse club with Western boots. I watched a lot of black & white Western films growing up & loved the pee wee boots with fuzzy chaps & Tom Mix hats. I don't care what people think about me when I'm wearing my boots. I'm autistic & somewhat typically eccentric. I have 6 pairs, all purchased used & they are all very different. I'm saving for a pair of Rocketbuster Day Of The Deads with colorful skeletons. I've wanted them for years & I'm finally going to make it happen. Not buying a new car leaves a lot of discretionary money for fun stuff like bicycles 🚴‍♀️, motorcycles 🏍️ & high end electronics. I've been working from home since way before the pandemic & it's really cut my spending down. I'm going on a mountain biking, hiking & trail riding trip to Utah as soon as the zombie 🧟 viral Apocalypse is over & I'll be wearing my boots when I pull out of the driveway! I like 💕 your channel because you are as enthusiastic about boots as I am! Woo hoo! Keep up the good work. 👍☮️🌞🏜🌵

[@99roadglide]

JC...add an insole into a larger pair of boots than you normally wear and they will fit just fine. Experiment with different thicknesses of insoles. For example, I wear 10.5 D normally. A simple Dr. Scholl's insole works fine for me in a size 11. A thick work boot insole lets me comfortably wear 11.5. You can also wear different thickness of socks to compensate. [You will also find that the insole will help smooth out the foot bed of pre-owned boots. Do this and a pair of boots you would not find comfortable at first wearing will be comfortable.] The pair of boots with one boot tighter than the other is easily fixed. Water will allow leather to stretch. Put two socks on the tighter boot foot and one on the other. Spray the vamp of the tighter boot with water to soak it especially where the boot is tight on your foot.. Put the boots on and wear them until the tight boot dries out. The leather will stretch and the boot will fit your foot. If still a little tight, do the double sock/water thing again.

[@JeremiahCraig]

I'm always worried about that water trick. I don't mind if boots get wet naturally but I can't do it on purpose. That's why I've always been a fan of wearing them to stretch them. I want a pair of boots to have the spiritual experience too and that's something you just can't force

[@jeffleblanc8850]

Water will not hurt them whatsoever I’ve done to tons of boots never hurt. Pair yet

[@wesdavis6502]

Fandamntastic video and SWEEEEEET pair of suede boots! In case you do not know already you need to treat the boots with a suede leather protector. Unprotected suede does not fare well if it gets wet. A suggestion for another pair of boots...snakeskin. I recently bought a used pair of snakeskins. I too receive an extra jolt of masculinity when I wear them. I am glad your caller identified that boot-wearing feeling. I could not properly describe that feeling. Boot wearing is also a great state of mind. Please continue to make these videos. This cowboy boot wearer greatly appreciates them. 👢😜

[@JeremiahCraig]

Thanks! It's an awesome state of mind without a doubt!! What do you suggest for suede boot treatment??

[@wesdavis6502]

Jeremiah Craig You need to get a suede leather cleaning brush and "eraser" bar kit After cleaning the suede use Kiwi spray protector. A small can (4.25 oz.) will be more than enough to treat your boots You can look on KZbin for cleaning videos. The spray protector is like a Scotchguard treatment. After I treated mine water beaded up on the leather. They are not waterproof. It makes them water resistant. You can get the cleaning kit and spray at Target, Walmart, etc.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Perfect thanks man. Love it

[@BirdDogey1]

i bought some used Justin smooth ostrich on ebay. Left book was larger than right. I assume the original owner was left foot dominant. Used inserts to make them work. I've bought probably 5 used boots over the years. What have I learned? I would have been better off buying new because the too many of the boots I bought had an issue. Buy new even if it means you have fewer unless you get to try them on first.

[@crowvelle]

Great videos, cool to see others love boots as much as me. I think I have ten pairs, now. I was thinking about making my own videos, but I wouldn’t want to ...step on your toes. 😅

[@JeremiahCraig]

Dude go fo it! KZbin needs so many more cowboy boot videos. Tell your friends to start channels too!

[@jeffereyhopkins750]

I don't know how you feel about eBay but as long as you are careful and do you research and really look at the type and size of the boot you can get some really good deals on there. I got a pair of ostrich boots that were practically new and they fit fine for a very good price. Just be careful because I found out a couple of times that sometimes what they have on eBay isn't exactly what you get. Good luck to you

[@JeremiahCraig]

I'd give it a shot for the right pair. I'll have to take a look. I want to get into selling some pairs I come across in thrift stores and whatnot after a little more research.

[@LadyGTarot]

My best boot is a 5.5 B Tony Lama -- now that only goes for the vintage hand made versions - since they sold the company they are junk. My dad was a singing cowboy who had his first boots made in Mexico he wore those the whole of his life... Yep just one pair... he never owned another pair of shoes. It was torture while they were being resoled. hahahahaha but he got through it.

[@duncansalmon5718]

Those Frye boots are nice. They are now called Ropers, but in the old days we called them Wellingtons.

[@Silmapuoli]

I have Dan Post Black Cherry boots. Used ones, somewhat vintage. And the problem you had stands with mine as well: the left boot is looser. IDK why, I thought also I had a smaller left foot, but thanks to this video, I know it's the boot. Weird problem with such quality boots maker, Dan Post.

[@JeremiahCraig]

It's normal to have one foot wider than the other. Usually your dominate foot will be a bit larger. My right foot is for me because I'm right handed. Maybe you got your boots from a southpaw whose left foot was a bit larger so on you it's just more apparent. There could be lots of different reasons that would happen

[@Silmapuoli]

@@JeremiahCraig Makes sense. Thanks for responding.

[@lauriemclaren8268]

My favorite boots are a couple pairs I have from 1996. I was stationed in Korea and I got them custom made. Crazy, right-Get custom cowboy boots in Korea. But they are so comfortable. I mean they’re 23 years old and have held up beautifully. And they are so friggin’ comfortable. I stopped wearing them for a while ‘cause I got made fun of for wearing them and now I just don’t care anymore. I wore those things all over Korea walking miles and miles. They are money well spent.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Wow that's incredible! Great story. That's what I love about boots. You can always count on them to hold up

[@050156jg]

Your boot videos are awesome man. I am the owner of five pairs and totally relate to what you say in your videos. Right on!

[@JeremiahCraig]

Thanks! More to come. I just got my fifth pair too

[@050156jg]

Are you referring to the suede pair or another pair?

[@JeremiahCraig]

The suede pair

[@050156jg]

Great. People who don't wear boots just don't understand how comfortable they really are.

[@JeremiahCraig]

050156jg It’s so true. We gotta spread the word!

[@614XJ]

What do you think of the dingo Amsterdam or dingo concho strap harness boots for a first pair? My foot is 9.5 also what would that translate to boots roughly? Thank you!!

[@StevesFunAdventures]

Awesome video thank you

[@geslinam9703]

I have a lot of second hand boots. I look for new to like new condition, and under $100. Mostly I pay $50 to $75. I get a kick out of getting them for a lot less than retail. Not a lot of western boots in the thrift stores in my area, and if I do see them, it’s almost always in the men’s section and they are too big, so I get mine mostly online. I’m a 7.5 across the board, so buying online is easy. (Except for Dan Post, I find their sizing to be inconsistent) My latest score - a pair of Durango tan nubuck snip toes I found on Poshmark for $45. Since my earliest days on Pinterest, I have had a picture saved of a girl from the bare knees down in the same exact boots, distressed, scuffed, totally cool. I wasn’t sure of the brand, but have kept a lookout for them, and was so excited to finally find them on Poshmark. When I opened the box I was slightly disappointed - the stacked striped heel isn’t real, the stripes are painted on, and the soles are some kind of hard vinyl - BUT - they fit perfect and look great on me. I’m guessing maybe Durango is a more cheaply made brand, this is my first pair, so I didn’t know. But who cares. They look good, cost me peanuts, and I’ll enjoy them. My right foot always fits slightly tighter than my left. It’s not unusual.

[@fleetwin1]

I love shopping for used boots, try to hit the thrift stores often....Will definitely hit this store if I get a long seattle layover... Like you say, it is hit and miss, usually miss...So frustrating to see a great pair only to find they are to damn small. But, I have found a few good pairs that I enjoy wearing and playing in. I LOVE Frye boots, especially their banana colored campus boots with stacked heels. I also love Frye cowgirl boots with higher heels, but real tough to find them in a larger size....I have one pair of women's size 10s, that I can squeeze into...They are slowly stretching out...

[@JeremiahCraig]

It's even more special when you hit it at a used boot store. Like a diamond in the rough. How do you stretch boots? Do you just wear them around or do you use a wood boot stretcher?

[@fleetwin1]

I usually just get them wet and wear them until they dry out....Don

[@StudioGMinistry]

Nice song brother 😎👍🏼

[@johnfountain7196]

I'm a cowboy boot man because I just love cowboy boots. I will always be a cowboy boot man till the day I die

[@JeremiahCraig]

Me too. 👍

[@gmc0422]

Jeremiah, those Frye boots you got are would be classified as a "roper" style boot, with the rounder toe and the lower, almost standard shoe-height heels. With that rubber sole, I'd also say those would be more of a work boot. Nice pair of boots. I am a transplanted Southern Californian, now living in Oklahoma, in the heart of boot-wearing country. I wasn't a boot wearer until I moved here to live and work, but one day some close friends of mine visited me from central Missouri, and they wanted to have a good steak for supper, so I took them to an institution here in Oklahoma City, the Cattlemen's Steakhouse right in the heart of the "Cowtown" district. After we finished our meal, we walked across to the street to a western haberdashery where my buddy wanted to look around and maybe find a "souvenier" T-shirt. While he and his wife were browsing, I went around the corner and grabbed a pair of boots and slipped them on, and went around the corner to ask them if they fit my character and looked good on me. They both agreed that they liked them. I went back around the corner to take them off and put them back on the shelf, and before I got done, they came around the corner with a salesman and they asked if I liked the boots. I said I did, so since it was about a month from my birthday, they told the salesman to box them up. Those Ariats were my first pair of boots I owned. Frankly, I wore them out, I liked them so well. They were almost my daily-wear shoes. I currently own four pairs of boots -- a black, smooth ostrich pair of Justin "AQHA Remuda"-series wide square toes with 14" shafts, all leather, a pair of plain black deer hide wide square-toe Justins with 12" shafts with rubber soles that I use when the weather is ugly, a pair of full-quill ostrich Justin Techno Crepe 12" shaft boots in a neato sort of lighter rust color, and a narrower "Rancher" square toe, and a pair of 12" shaft standard dark brown cowhide wide square toe Tony Lamas. All of these boots have been purchased off eBay -- kinda risky, but these pairs have all been good fits, thank goodness. My personal preference is for the wide square or the so-called "rancher" square-toe boots, since being diabetic, I shouldn't wear things that fit me too snugly. Another thing I've invested in is some of the Ariat insoles that you can slip into most boots, and they give you good support and a little bit of "cushy" underfoot. If you buy boots a half size large, you might like to try these insoles. They're worth the 10-12 bucks they cost.

[@MercyMinister]

Always go for quality. You can still find used quality boots at fair prices.

[@JeremiahCraig]

So true. It's pretty awesome to find those "like-new" pairs

[@Pain-hh8bz]

Awesome pair

[@paulogoulart5309]

Hey Jeremiah. I like to purchase used cowboy boots. Here in Brazil they are cheaper than the new ones and sometimes they cost 80% less than the new ones... I am used to buying them online. But, like you... sometimes I hit and sometimes I miss. Unfortunately I can't try them on, so when I miss, I sell them online again. And funny you mentioned the wierd fact of the Dan Post boots being loosed in one foot and tight in another because I have one pair of Dan Post boots with same issue. Here in Brazil Goyazes and Jacomos are very popular and easy to find them online. You can buy them for around R$ 200,00 [around U$60,00]. I would like to have American brands boots, but they are rare to find here in Brazil. Maybe one day I go to US and I can have one of them.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Maybe I tried on a pair of Dan Posts from the same previous owner of yours!!

[@datmeme6590]

Order some from Tecovas. Com

[@joevarga5982]

3:54 OMG, this happened to me! I bought a virtually new condition used pair of current boots off of eBay and the right boot was a bit tighter to put on and take off, and the left one was looser. I put them away for months, and so I missed the return window. When I got around to using them I discovered that even though they were both labeled size 9, the right boot was definitely a half-size smaller than the right. I measured the sole length and found that the left one was 3/16" longer than the right. I measured several other features molded into the rubber sole and verified without a doubt that the left boot was larger in all aspects. It's no wonder these almost-new boots were on the market. Argh! I'm told that this isn't all that uncommon.

[@donavina.9066]

I have a question. Is it normal to go up in size as the toe box in cowboy boots gets smaller? For example i'm size 8 1/2 in square toe and size 8 1/2 in snip toe for me is really tight and small. 9 1/2 in snip toe ended up fitting. Is normal to go up in size like that? Thank you

[@JeremiahCraig]

I don’t know about snip toes specifically but my others boots do range in sizes base on the type and the brand so it is normal. I have 10, 10 1/2, 11, and they all fit perfect.

[@kfjal77418]

Oh man! I was pulling for the black cherry boots! Ugh! The ones you bought are real good. The ostrich were real good too. Look for Dan Post black cherry boots. I have a pair and they are the real deal.

[@JeremiahCraig]

I was too haha. I'm gonna have to get a pair someday!

[@kfjal77418]

Jeremiah Craig you will. Hope you keep looking.

[@balkee42]

My dad has a pair of dan post black cherry lizard boots. Got them back in mid 80’s. He doesnt wear them offen anymore and i tried to get him to hand em down to me but he wont lol. Theyre ridiculously comfy

[@garyhollywood85]

I was told to never buy used footwear. They are bad for your feet and back? What do you think?

[@JeremiahCraig]

I think that's BS. I've never had a problem

[@ontariocowboy5763]

Living in rural Ontario Canada there are many local villages each with a thrift store and once a week I check about 5 stores and with luck have found many pairs bought so cheap such as $3 for a vintage pair of Boulet to $30 for similar cherry Dan Post....Also paid $10 for a pair of Tony Lama Ostrich.... if the boots are a size larger I just wear a heavier pair of socks.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Ostrich boots for 10 bucks!? What a steal. I gotta go thrifting there!

[@ontariocowboy5763]

+Jeremiah Craig So many local cowboys/farmers already own Cowboy boots so used Cowboy boots are hard to sell so I have been lucky to pay between $3 up to $35 max for all my used boots collection. My biggest treasure find was a new $1,000 black Ostrich Tony Lama pair for only $40....worn only once for a wedding.

[@laouaryassine9893]

This is important to my ,thank's

[@jerricho11]

Went to a thrift shop in California and found two Frye boots, each was 10$ but I only got one. It was a year ago and I'm still kicking myself for that. They both fit perfectly. I did get a very nice leather jacket also for 10$ +the one pair of Fry boots... so it was still a great shopping trip but... STILL!!! Frye for 10$??? And I passed it UP?!?! What was I thinking???

[@JeremiahCraig]

Wow sounds like a great deal! Even if you didn't want the other pair you could've flipped them. I've been seeing more and more people do that. Still really cool you were able to find some for that price

[@jerricho11]

@@JeremiahCraig I know right? and I'll never find them that cheap again. The store just didn't know what they had. Guess that's one good thing about people underestimating cowboy boots. you can get them for a song if someone selling them doesn't care to read up on what they are selling.

[@TimSmyth23]

I LOVE your cool curly hair 👍🏼

[@leoluxx5120]

When you wear a lower boot or shoe your hamstring will stretch some so if you wear taller heels you will shorten your hamstring in essence you will be lengthening and shorting. this could keep you flexible. I know! Also many boots have no arch support so your arches will settle over the years and your feet will lengthen a little. so that's my take guys.

[@JeremiahCraig]

I dig that! The benefits of having several different types of boots

[@kanki183]

Love all you videos.Can you do a video about sendra cowboy boots and La Gran Bota boots.They are my favourites.I would love to see your opinion wearing them.Cowboy boots are to me as worn by roy rogers,Gene Autry etc., I mean that style of underslung heel and toe.Like the boots worn by Dwight Yoakam.Sendra boots are similar.But most of the roper style cowboy boots normally appear like dress boots or pretty bland.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Sure! I still don't have a pair of sendras but I will do a video when I find a pair. No doubt. I've heard so much and I'm really interested in thr brand now

[@franklinmagnum8544]

Jeremiah Craig hell yeah!Sendra is of fine quality.However you need to try them on first cause the heel is kinda different from the average cowboy boot and you may not like it. Hope you find a pair!

[@JeremiahCraig]

Franklin Magnum Thanks! Me too!

[@kanki7037]

Lone Wolf Just like me.I too love the underslung heel ,pointed toe and overall design of sendra boots.

[@DPPOfficial]

I don‘t like suede boots! But everyone has his own taste!

[@JeremiahCraig]

It's totally different and it's been fun to work the different look into my rotation but I understand why someone wouldn't be down with it

[@londonwatson7342]

I personally love suede, but its incredibly difficult to keep clean

[@adinahirschmann3112]

Your new Frye boots are what's known as "ropers." Still cowboy boots, they're meant for working in the stalls and for roping bulls . Your other, more traditional boots are made for riding and walking, hence the higher heel designed to lock the boot into stirrups. A riding heel is usually higher and a bit more underslung than one made for walking. And the tapered toe is engineered to slide in easier. BTW, there are many toe designs as well, from square to pointed. Details can be found on Google.

[@JeremiahCraig]

No doubt. Fyre calls these their Ropers. I meant they are not the traditional cowboy boot to me. Not even the traditional roper. There is no scallop in the top of the shaft at all (stovetop) and the toe doesn't taper enough before toe rounds making it more remincient of a motorcycle boot to me.

[@jeffleblanc8850]

I’d say every pair of boots he wears are ropers he need some cool Cuban heel pointy snip toe boots ther are we’re it’s at

[@guitarman6742]

I have six pair of "cowboy" boots. Two pair of Lucchese. a pair of Justin, a Dan Post, a burgundy Eldorado and a custom, commerative pair of beautiful "Nevada" boots in silver and blue. Yeah! I swagger some. It's called walking.

[@anduril4747]

What size would fit you if you are size 9 in a caterpillar safety boots?

[@JeremiahCraig]

Depends on the brand. I would try 8.5 to 9

[@anduril4747]

@@JeremiahCraig thank my friend.. I am Asian and I am really interested to cowboy boots... We don't have a store here selling cowboy boots so we have to order it online... What brand would you recommend for starters? All I am seeing is ariat and luchese..

[@JeremiahCraig]

Those two brand are good although very different If you can find Boulet, they are the best quality for the money in my opinion. Try a half size or whole size lower than you caterpillars if you go with Lucchese or Boulet

[@anduril4747]

@@JeremiahCraig Ok I will try to find a boulet boots... It is hard to find it here at Saudi... How about the ostrich and Cayman leather for ariat my friend? Thank you for the reply it really help me to have it a go...

[@JeremiahCraig]

Both are great leathers. I have both in Boulet boots. Just make sure they feel nice right when you put them on. If they feel weird, they will always feel weird. If they feel amazing, they will always feel amazing. Trust the moment you first try them on.

[@governorbrown1277]

Hope you get a pair of ostrich soon.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Me too buddy. Keeping my eyes on the lookout 👀

[@fleetwin1]

You would look great in ostrich boots for sure....

[@manuwebmb]

Nice ones, y#we need to see u wearing them now Jeremiah love

[@JeremiahCraig]

Thanks! I'm wearing them at 6:16

[@manuwebmb]

Thanks man, I meant in another new video, seeing you as well in one shot man, cheers dude

[@6.7cummins]

I have owned the exact same pair of noconas and have for 2 years.. sucks that I grew out of them.

[@JeremiahCraig]

They were awesome. Wish those fit me.

[@6.7cummins]

Did notice they fit very small I was a 9 d-e and I wore a 9.5 EE witch was unusual and am now back to a square toe , but I’m only 14 and grew and am now where 10.5 D , and a rubber soul boot. I like in northern Canada and where I live rodeos are VERY common and when you are still getting heavy snow fall in March I kind of needed them. Love your content.

[@JeremiahCraig]

@@6.7cummins No doubt. Rubber soles are vital in the winter! Thanks for watching

[@tubes5150]

Hello again - Do you have any videos of you wearing the Narrow Square toed boots ? ( almost a snip toe but not quite ). I just got a pair and I feel like they make my foot look small when I look down at them on my feet . Would like to see someone else wearing them to get another perspective. Crazy request I know but have you ever felt that wearing certain types of cowboy boots !? Could be all in my head . Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks ❤️🤠🔪🇺🇸🔥

[@JeremiahCraig]

It does sort of have that effect. I tried some in this video when I got a pair on Craigslist kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2mrgIBji9KHd7c

[@joshgould8412]

I got mine at a local country store they were expensive but worth the money

[@JeremiahCraig]

Nice! Congrats!

[@joshgould8412]

@@JeremiahCraig thanks,man. It's hard to find a good pair of boots

[@brianjoachim1631]

I wear cowboy boots to and I like wearing them they're comfortable Cowboy Up

[@thippeswamymg2949]

I love ur 💗 video

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

100 bones for a like new pair of those?? Score!! That said, suede boots are not on my agenda as my boots need to survive the woods as well. Sadly that also means no exotics, maybe later on when I can justify a specific pair of Church boots.

[@JeremiahCraig]

These have held up very well in the woods. I went camping and hiking in them this summer and was very impressed

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

@@JeremiahCraig Ild be concerned about water myself, we have a lot of lower areas here.

[@leedunn786]

Can you do another video on the boots thanks

[@crackityjones6564]

Great videos man. I also love boots, I wear them all the time everywhere haha. I own 5 pairs of cowboy boots **blushes** 1 pair of harness boots, 1p combat boots and 1p of Riding boots.... If I could have more I would haha but I guess I should stop for now. Also, nice pick, I liked the ones next to the ones you picked too haha. Cheers.

[@JeremiahCraig]

I liked those too but they weren't the right size. So sad but I have plenty of time to get more!

[@franklinmagnum8544]

I personally really like the look of black boots with silver toes and harness,see black Laredo boots video from mentalkboots.They are an acquired taste though

[@JeremiahCraig]

I haven't tried that yet but I'd be down to try for sure

[@tuckerpaige6733]

Where could I find a pair of Frye boots

[@aethana.9841]

I have the same issue but mine is in the right foot

[@farooqmehdi8733]

Bro i love these boots and i am crazy about these boots butt my bad luck these are not available easily in my country

[@JeremiahCraig]

That sucks! What country are you in?

[@farooqmehdi8733]

@@JeremiahCraig i am in Pakistan, in pakistan these boots are not in trending thats why it's very hard to find them if we find then thesr can't equal to international quality

[@francorizo]

My man if you live in Leon Guanajuato, you would drive yourself crazy

[@billycabiness5503]

Western boots are supposed to have a little bit of slip in the heel

[@JeremiahCraig]

True but not too much

[@billycabiness5503]

Jeremiah Craig bro such a huge fan, thanks for replying!

[@leedunn786]

So what do you want to do on the boots

[@JeremiahCraig]

None of my boots are for sale

[@CarlosRamirez-fc7bv]

I usually get boots with a half in heel square to in the outskirts its the norm good thing to because i love square toe boots and round toe boots i have a pair or square toe boots but they are too pointy i like some toe room they have gotten beat up allot like your gasoline , manure , mud , sand and i wore them during the hurricane

[@CarlosRamirez-fc7bv]

I guess im just a square to kinda guy ill wear round toes or traditional toes for dress but I’m in my boots every day

[@JeremiahCraig]

Wow that's awesome. Respect man! Which hurricane?

[@richardcosta1565]

What? You'd wear somebody's boot? What if it was taken off a dead person? Or with someone with foot disease?

[@JeremiahCraig]

No foot disease but I have found myself craving more human blood than usual since purchasing these. Never put it together. You may have answered everything for me!

[@nobodysreview6137]

Get out a toothbrush and saddle soap and clean the inside, u could even put them in the sink and lather them wiyh saddle soap and really deep clean them. Some used boots only cost like $40 or less so what do u have 2 lose?

[@CAPRICELOVER]

For me lucchese are the best.......i have to upload a short video of my boots

[@JeremiahCraig]

Yeah definitely man. You should totally make a vid!

[@jeffleblanc8850]

Lucchesses are a good boot I agree they are very comfortable but for the money you can get a nice pair of sendras or a nice Mexican brand ther are so many boot makers in Mexico you can do better than luccheses for less money I gurantee it

[@dalehaub59]

frye makes a sweet boot

[@JeremiahCraig]

They do. I'm a fan of these suedes

[@tonyhemingway7980]

Technically, your frye boots are Wellingtons. If I wanted flat heels I'd buy work boots.

[@carolwootten7019]

like vices very cowboy boots size shue womens tall happy

[@Warriorbob-im5py]

My GF hates most of the female boot options. She usually ends up going with men’s boots that fit. She just wants a practical pair she can work and walk in. She can’t stand the over “flash” and exaggerated and skinny heals.

[@JeremiahCraig]

I don't blame her. I'm not a fan of that overly gaudy look either for an everyday boot. It's just not practical most times... that said, there's nothing wrong with having a fancy pair for Saturday nights

[@Warriorbob-im5py]

Jeremiah Craig exactly. In regards to exaggerated heals she says, if I wanted to wear high heels, I’d wear a pair of actual high heels.” Lmao I love that she’s so practical lol

[@kyleb1933]

Alvies are deff expensive

[@JeremiahCraig]

They are but I've heard great things and I look forward to trying them someday

[@beanlord2380]

Do you like snake boots?

[@JeremiahCraig]

Love them. Don't own a pair yet but someday I will

[@adinahirschmann3112]

@@JeremiahCraig I scored a pair of Dan Post rattlesnake boots on Ebay for $65.00. Decided to size up to fit over heavy socks, but all the women's boots were too narrow. Ventured into the men's category and got just the right fit. Wider heel for easier walking, too. Better to get them a little larger and wear with an extra pair of socks than too snug.

[@kennkid9912]

You have to try boots on. Most of the Ebay boots you bought didn't fit you. Many parts of the country don't have COWBOY boots. People don't wear them, there are no used boots. I will wait until we go to boot CITy Guanajuato, MEX. and get a couple of pairs that fit. Yes, if you buy good boots for small $$ you could take a chance. A used boot shop? HA!Frye Boots @ $200./ no thanks

[@mr.ellhnas1448]

Get a pair of sendra boots

[@JeremiahCraig]

For real. I've heard so much. I gotta get a pair!

[@jeffleblanc8850]

I wouldn’t pay a hundred for any used boot

[@jeffleblanc8850]

Every body has one bigger foot I guess you did not no that I would not pair that for them boots I don’t get why they are not cowboy boots the rodeo guys have cowboy boots with a small heel some of them so I disagree I say they are cowboy boots that’s like saying that a lace up boot is not cowboy cause they do make a lace up boot that is considered cowboy boot ther a roper cowboy boot same as most of your boot s

[@davidcoleman2463]

Sorry .I just don't think it is good to wear another person's boots I amazing clean freak.

[@JeremiahCraig]

Totally understandable

[@davidcoleman2463]

Thanks . I do look at used boots and I did think about buying a few pairs . I just can't do it .