Review of the Chisos #1 Cowboy Boots in Magic Black dairy cowhide

[@DalesLeatherworks]

Happy to see you getting into the western stuff Teik !!! ❤

[@Bootlosophy]

@@DalesLeatherworks thanks mate, but east, west, all the same on a flat earth 😁

[@raymondr.16]

Very informative review. I recently purchased the No.2 in Magic Black. The most comfortable boot I have ever worn. I hope they hold up, I can tell the soft leather will definitely hold a few more wrinkles than most other boots.

[@jameslarue2878]

I went through a cowboy boot phase some years ago, wearing my Nocona's almost every single day for over a decade. They felt good, looked good, and I bet a little more care would have doubled their lifespan or more. Chisos send to be the best Western boots out there these days. And i know what you mean: first time I put them on I felt 12 feet tall. Manly.

[@TheKyleMark]

I’m planning on getting these in Ostrich for my birthday in January, I love my Chisos.

[@cjanquart]

Yah, these are on my radar if/when I ever decide to pull the trigger on a cowboy boot; a Facebook group cites some issues with sizing (as well as folks selling almost new pairs because they don't fit quite right) issues but people really love these boots.

[@toddnordin1413]

I have the brown version of these boots. They are well built and comfortable.

[@emondrag]

Great review. Thank you. I got a bunch of PNW boots and I love them. They feel like tanks and make feel stronger , hahaha! I have Luccheses but they are too snug. These Chisos seem to be the PNW of western boots.

[@simonmandrakejones]

Really enjoyed the video...at 600 dollars (plus taxes and shipping), they are a little rich for my blood, but if I was buying cowboy boots these look like the brand to go for.

[@ludwigkhoury6813]

The leather of the shafts looks like it was tumbled. Could this be why it is softer?

[@Bootlosophy]

@@ludwigkhoury6813 I don’t believe it’s been tumbled. I believe it’s from the lower part of the hide which is softer

[@ludwigkhoury6813]

Thank you!

[@iSWATxJOKERi]

Thanks for the review, very helpful. What size do you wear in sneakers and what size are you in these boots?

[@iSWATxJOKERi]

don't mind, should've watched the last section!! got it

[@GOdupont24]

As a real Texan, you sounded completely Aussie with that accent. I can’t be mad at you though 😂

[@Bootlosophy]

@@GOdupont24 hahahaha I tried

[@MichaelPrinzo]

All the boots you have how do you enjoy and to get to know your boots.its all about patina

[@Bootlosophy]

@@MichaelPrinzo probably all about comfort. Dress boots don’t need patina

[@jseskausk]

Mister ozzy cowboy, question how was the import duties and taxes handled in such situation when you get a free pair?

[@Bootlosophy]

@@jseskausk Customs will charge you before they release the package

[@jseskausk]

@@Bootlosophyso actually you did not get it for free i guess you paid +30% on top of boot value?

[@UnknownUser-rb9pd]

I'm still trying to decide if I should "like" this in case it encourages you to buy more of them...

[@Bootlosophy]

@@UnknownUser-rb9pd hahaha! No danger of that but you gotta have ONE!

[@UnknownUser-rb9pd]

@@Bootlosophy I suppose if it's only one pair 🙂.... Actually they look better on you than they do on most of the video reviews I've seen of cowboy boots.

[@ObelixCMM]

Heel looks more like a walking heel than riding, riding heels will have more acute angle on back slant.

[@DanielGibus]

I think these look great and really suit you Teik, accent could use some work though 😅

[@Bootlosophy]

@@DanielGibus haha! Back to drama school eh?

[@danielchen1813]

🎉🎉🎉

[@Al_lan]

Cowboy boots!!! 😊😊😊😊😊 Next up Ariat?

[@Bootlosophy]

@@Al_lan hahaha NOT in the immediate future!

[@Highland_Paddy]

They're $600 and they run small.

[@Highland_Paddy]

Yes, they are definitely Mexican-made boots.

[@Highland_Paddy]

Yeah, they're pretty, but I don't know about real range work usage still. etc.

[@Highland_Paddy]

I don't know if Tony Lama still has any type that I like, but Ariat does too much synthetic parts instead of leather usually.