Anyone recommend Tecovas boots?
Typed in "round toe work boot" and found several Tecovas offerings.
I have been wearing Ariat work boots....but I can only find square toe....which I despise.
Can't say
I only use Justin original work boots
USA
And no squared off. They're semi pointy
While back i looked up the reviews for them.
Kinda middle of the road. Nothing bad. Nothing great.
Made in Mexico. No middle man.
Ariat Workhog??
Mine have always been round toes
I've had 2 pair of these.
https://www.cavenders.com/ariat-men...square-steel-toe-work-boot/AR010133.htmlVery comfortable, and absolutely waterproof.
eta: Ah, hell. Not these. These are steel toed. Mine are just like them without the damn steel toe.
I wear Justin round toes, the waterproof ones. I won't buy boots without first trying them on for size, as each boot maker is going to be different as for as sizing goes. I have looked at the Tecovas, and liked what I saw, but I'd need to be able to try them on, and apparently, that ain't gonna happen.
Have a pair of their goat skin cowboy boots that really like and are holding up. No idea about how tough their workboot may/may not be.
The only ones I've owned are pointy toe Tony Llama's but I see the Tecova's advertised a lot. Never heard anyone really complain.
I wear Justin round toes, the waterproof ones. I won't buy boots without first trying them on for size, as each boot maker is going to be different as for as sizing goes. I have looked at the Tecovas, and liked what I saw, but I'd need to be able to try them on, and apparently, that ain't gonna happen.
I have the same issues. My first pair of Ariat boots about 13 years ago had me in an 8.5 and I am normally 9.5-10. Not sure if they got the wrong tag in em or if that pair was just made big for some reason.
Been in their 9.5 ever since.
I have a couple of pairs of Tecovas boots I wear for dress and comfort isn't great. If you want to try a pair get one size larger than you normally wear and put insoles in them.
I’ve worn Red Wing Pecos work boots since I was a kid. I can’t speak to Tecovas as I’ve never owned a pair. I like to try them on before buying.
if you want a work boot, DOUBLE H ice sole boots by a long mile. most of their boots are square toe but they do make a couple round toe models with the ice soles. I like tecovas boots quite a bit, IMO they are way better built than your run of the mill justins or tony lama's but that is with their regular leather soles. they use virbram soles on their work boots. IMO these aren't going to be long lasting. That is why I am saying double H with ice soles, just replace the heel caps every so often and your boots soles will last until the leather has a hole worn into it.
tecovas are best for dress boots.
I buy a lot of boots, sq. toe and round toe. I probably have 10 pairs of work boots, Justin, Ariat, Redwing, all pull on’s , Ariat worst, Justin mid. Redwings best, I have a pair of RW pull on’s 25 years old. I probably got 10 pair dress boots, Justin, Larry Mayan, Anderson Bean, and two pair Tecovas, which are very comfortable, well made boots, really like them, Tecovas work boots look good to me, I’m just waiting for my cowsh’t boots to rot out more, and will get them, one pair of Ostrich rompers were a little tight, I should have gotten EE, other pair of Snake in riding boot fit fine in12-D , Ropers fit just like Justin dancing boots we all we’re. I’m saying good boot for the money, in a dress boot. They are getting Outlets everywhere in Texas , Ok.
No help on the Tecovas, but I wear Double H 1552 round toe in a machine shop environment. No complaints. They have held up well, and if I wear them out, I will buy another pair of the same.
Jimbo, just strap on a pair of Rez made moccasins and rock on.
I hear sheep lined are pretty comfy.
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To JC's original inquiry, "no". I left Justin and Tony a long time ago for Ariat Ropers. They're pretty much all I wear anymore.
No Tecova experience.
Double H Ice sole are great.
I like my Thorogood laceups. Next I buy will be pull on Wellington’s to try
https://thorogoodusa.com/american-heritage-wellington-tobacco-round-toe-maxwear-wedge-814-4208/
Justin ropers here.
Sean Hannity endorses Tecovas boots.....almost as bad as Lon Horiuchi endorsing HS stocks
I can’t wear pointed boots…I despise them because it seems my feet are too big and wide for them to not feel like a China doll with bound feet….but I don’t need them since I don’t ride. I’ve been wearing a pair of square towed Wolverines that are as comfortable as my Romeos which are all I’ve worn for 20 years. I’ll be getting another pair.
I wear Justin round toes, the waterproof ones. I won't buy boots without first trying them on for size, as each boot maker is going to be different as for as sizing goes. I have looked at the Tecovas, and liked what I saw, but I'd need to be able to try them on, and apparently, that ain't gonna happen.
That’s me
Aint no way I’d order boots and shoes online.
Justin ropers here.
Sean Hannity endorses Tecovas boots.....almost as bad as Lon Horiuchi endorsing HS stocks
Hannity attributes his Expert Marksmanship to those Tecovas 🤣
I wear Justin round toes, the waterproof ones. I won't buy boots without first trying them on for size, as each boot maker is going to be different as for as sizing goes. I have looked at the Tecovas, and liked what I saw, but I'd need to be able to try them on, and apparently, that ain't gonna happen.
That’s me
Aint no way I’d order boots and shoes online.
I've been wearing Chuck Taylors and Doc Martens for the last 35 years - I'll order those on line. I feel comfortable about that but I won't order work boots or riding boots on line. Not enough history for me with any one brand.
I have some knock off tecovas round toe boots I got at a discount store for about $26 not bad except for the Steel toe is a bit low for long walks...they had some Justin boots, which I would have gone for despite the price difference, but they were green leather..
The US made Justin boots for the win! Getting harder to find and fewer choices but are my favorites. The Tecovas look nice though and I have been tempted but like said can't try them on.
Anyone recommend Tecovas boots?
Typed in "round toe work boot" and found several Tecovas offerings.
I have been wearing Ariat work boots....but I can only find square toe....which I despise.
I've owned a pair of ostriche Tecovas for 5 years ir more and they have been excellent
Ya just need a pair 'o them "Moccasin Mikes" booties and you'll be golden..............
I wear Justin round toes, the waterproof ones. I won't buy boots without first trying them on for size, as each boot maker is going to be different as for as sizing goes. I have looked at the Tecovas, and liked what I saw, but I'd need to be able to try them on, and apparently, that ain't gonna happen.
That’s me
Aint no way I’d order boots and shoes online.
Zappos.com and shoebuy.com are two places that ship free and free return shipping. Just wear them inside only prior to return.
Justin ropers here.
Sean Hannity endorses Tecovas boots.....almost as bad as Lon Horiuchi endorsing HS stocks
Hannity attributes his Expert Marksmanship to those Tecovas 🤣
And Henry Rifles!
Definitely mid level boots. Popular in El Paso, if that tells you anything.
Check out Thorogood or Red Wing - more expensive, but worth the cost.
No offense to anyone but I just looked at the Tecova website and it is borderline gay.
Okay, it's gay. AIDS gay.
Cuzzin' check out Boulet, Canadian boots.
I realize much of Canada is also pretty gay, again no offense... But Boulet makes a good boot.
None of that itchy Chinese Ariat leather, and an actual girthy shaft. None of that tight skinny pants chit.
Keen makes good reasonably priced bigger toe box “US built” work and hiking boots. I have a pretty good sized 13 4E hoof they fit me well and have great arch support.
I wear Justin #4960 work boots. They are made in China, but they are they only waterproof leather boot that I've had that are truly waterproof. I'm hard on boots, and don't take care of them as I should, so they don't last me as long as they probably should. I'd try an American made boot if I could find a good replacement for the Justins, but I have not been able to find a boot that fits me like they do.
Based on the commercials, the guys wearing them kinda look Metro Sexual. I got a Wester wear store and get a real pair of boots.
Tecovas boots go on the same list as man buns and skinny jeans.
I ain’t seen a real cowboy wear them, but in this world one never knows.
Keen makes good reasonably priced bigger toe box “US built” work and hiking boots. I have a pretty good sized 13 4E hoof they fit me well and have great arch support.
every pair of Keen shoe/boots I have seen has been about twice as heavy as any decent comparable shoe... maybe it is the rubber they use?
Anyone recommend Tecovas boots?
Typed in "round toe work boot" and found several Tecovas offerings.
I have been wearing Ariat work boots....but I can only find square toe....which I despise.
I've owned a pair of ostriche Tecovas for 5 years ir more and they have been excellent
Same for me. No issues. Much more comfortable than Lucchese I have.
I have thorogood and double H work boots also. Can’t go wrong there either. Both slip inside for me.
I wear Justin round toes, the waterproof ones. I won't buy boots without first trying them on for size, as each boot maker is going to be different as for as sizing goes. I have looked at the Tecovas, and liked what I saw, but I'd need to be able to try them on, and apparently, that ain't gonna happen.
That’s me
Aint no way I’d order boots and shoes online.
If I ordered booties online I would first....find a store that sells that brand, try them on, then order online.
I know, I am a real little bastid.
No offense to anyone but I just looked at the Tecova website and it is borderline gay.
Okay, it's gay. AIDS gay.
Cuzzin' check out Boulet, Canadian boots.
I realize much of Canada is also pretty gay, again no offense... But Boulet makes a good boot.
None of that itchy Chinese Ariat leather, and an actual girthy shaft. None of that tight skinny pants chit.
That sounds good.
Trouble is these guys say we have to try everything on first....
Hahaha! I think they still don't realize how remote we are.
We have a Tecovas store here in OKC. I've been meaning to go there and try some on. I need a new pair of ropers. Like others, I despise square toed boots.
We have a Tecovas store here in OKC. I've been meaning to go there and try some on. I need a new pair of ropers. Like others, I despise square toed boots.
I don't know about you...but my biggest gripe, aside from limits at an all you can eat buffet, is that a square toe catches on every dang thing you walk past.
I am in the same camp as most here in that I can’t order boots online. I wear a 13 in most things and have some boots as small as a size 11. For work boots I haven’t heard anyone mention Chippewa - they make a hell of a boot. My Chippewa snake boots are the most comfortable boots I own. I have 6 pairs of various square toe exotic boots from Ariat, Dan Post and Lucchese. The Dan Post boots are a close second to the Chippewa in comfort. I have a weird foot and square toes tend to fit me way better than round. Pointy toes are just too fugly and uncomfortable to consider.
Based on the commercials, the guys wearing them kinda look Metro Sexual. I got a Wester wear store and get a real pair of boots.
Tecovas boots go on the same list as man buns and skinny jeans.
I ain’t seen a real cowboy wear them, but in this world one never knows.
I agree, but that doesn't make the boots bad. your ruff and tumble guy isn't rolling around with a pair of aligator or full quill on. They are focusing on a different demographic.
For lace up work boots, I wore Red Wing or Wolverine, among others.
You can find a good selection at Academy Sports & Outdoors.
Jimbo, just strap on a pair of Rez made moccasins and rock on.
I hear sheep lined are pretty comfy.
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I just make my own. Felt insoles, but if Conrad would send me a rabbit skin or 6, or some sheepskin, I'd use that.
Pull-ons I have Justin. Balusters 4445 Steel Toe that work got me years ago. They've gone up in price a bit though:
https://www.justinboots.com/en-US/P...1&styles=20&vamp=47&upper=34I have some Double H too, but not sure if they're USA made anymore.
Lace up I've been wearing some cap toe Chippewa ones for +/- 20 years, on their 2nd or third set of soles now. I have two pair, unlined, use them for bird hunting too.
Good luck Jim. Always a pain in the ass for me to find comfortable ones.
I have never found a pull-on boot that fit me. My heel is narrow and rides up when I walk in every one I've tried. Is there a brand that the heels run a bit narrow on?
Jimbo, just strap on a pair of Rez made moccasins and rock on.
I hear sheep lined are pretty comfy.
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I just make my own. Felt insoles, but if Conrad would send me a rabbit skin or 6, or some sheepskin, I'd use that.
danged Apache!
Jimbo, just strap on a pair of Rez made moccasins and rock on.
I hear sheep lined are pretty comfy.
🦫
I just make my own. Felt insoles, but if Conrad would send me a rabbit skin or 6, or some sheepskin, I'd use that.
G,
Jim, should be honored to wear a pair of your handmade Mocs.
Nice design work too. You should try doing rifle stocks.
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Ariats and Double H seem to be the fad for the Young Farmers of Kommiefornia set around here.
I must be the only person in the world who isn't impressed with Thorogood boots.
Had them 7 months, tried 4 different insoles - just murder on my feet.
Ariats and Double H seem to be the fad for the Young Farmers of Kommiefornia set around here.
the thing about double h is I don't know what one has to do to actually wear out the sole on them. I had a pair of the buffalo hide ice soles, and I think I had put 5 or 6 replacement heel caps on them, before I finally said OK they are finally done. but the main sole of the boot was still plenty good. my heel had actually worn through the inner leather of the counter inside the boot. the sole has plenty of grip and isn't slippery, but at the same time doesn't look goofy with a bunch of foam EVA tennis shoe rubber under it like say an ariat workhog does. I can stand up in mine all day, but they have decent looks of a traditional leather sole boot. Double H makes american and mexican made ice sole boots. The american made boots are better, the mexican made ice sole boots run one size small on me.
the double h graham is the boot I would recommend for the first time double h buyer. also remember they will take a bit to break in.
I’d wear Mexican pointy boots before I’d wear Ghey ass Tecovas.
Anyone recommend Tecovas boots?
Typed in "round toe work boot" and found several Tecovas offerings.
I have been wearing Ariat work boots....but I can only find square toe....which I despise.
These boots are comfortable and tough.Can be had with steel toe or not.
https://workboots.com/danner-steel-yard-wellington-steel-toe-boots-brown
I must be the only person in the world who isn't impressed with Thorogood boots.
Had them 7 months, tried 4 different insoles - just murder on my feet.
Same. Heavy to boot.
I must be the only person in the world who isn't impressed with Thorogood boots.
Had them 7 months, tried 4 different insoles - just murder on my feet.
Same. Heavy to boot.
For me, not so much the weight but at the end of the day - my feet hurt so bad I didn't want to walk and when I did - it wasn't normal/pretty
Ariats and Double H seem to be the fad for the Young Farmers of Kommiefornia set around here.
the thing about double h is I don't know what one has to do to actually wear out the sole on them. I had a pair of the buffalo hide ice soles, and I think I had put 5 or 6 replacement heel caps on them, before I finally said OK they are finally done. but the main sole of the boot was still plenty good. my heel had actually worn through the inner leather of the counter inside the boot. the sole has plenty of grip and isn't slippery, but at the same time doesn't look goofy with a bunch of foam EVA tennis shoe rubber under it like say an ariat workhog does. I can stand up in mine all day, but they have decent looks of a traditional leather sole boot. Double H makes american and mexican made ice sole boots. The american made boots are better, the mexican made ice sole boots run one size small on me.
the double h graham is the boot I would recommend for the first time double h buyer. also remember they will take a bit to break in.
I too wore the inner heel out before the soles….3 times repaired….soles still going strong. Walked on steel grating everyday for several years with them…. Oh, and yeah, made in USA.
Jimbo, just strap on a pair of Rez made moccasins and rock on.
I hear sheep lined are pretty comfy.
🦫
I just make my own. Felt insoles, but if Conrad would send me a rabbit skin or 6, or some sheepskin, I'd use that.
danged Apache!
Ha,
I lived around them and on their land, so I figured I might as well learn a little about them.
And, those boots sure through off fellow hunters trying to figure out who walked there......................if they can even see the footfall mark.
Ariats and Double H seem to be the fad for the Young Farmers of Kommiefornia set around here.
the thing about double h is I don't know what one has to do to actually wear out the sole on them. I had a pair of the buffalo hide ice soles, and I think I had put 5 or 6 replacement heel caps on them, before I finally said OK they are finally done. but the main sole of the boot was still plenty good. my heel had actually worn through the inner leather of the counter inside the boot. the sole has plenty of grip and isn't slippery, but at the same time doesn't look goofy with a bunch of foam EVA tennis shoe rubber under it like say an ariat workhog does. I can stand up in mine all day, but they have decent looks of a traditional leather sole boot. Double H makes american and mexican made ice sole boots. The american made boots are better, the mexican made ice sole boots run one size small on me.
the double h graham is the boot I would recommend for the first time double h buyer. also remember they will take a bit to break in.
I too wore the inner heel out before the soles….3 times repaired….soles still going strong. Walked on steel grating everyday for several years with them…. Oh, and yeah, made in USA.
try green super feet insoles
I just make my own. Felt insoles, but if Conrad would send me a rabbit skin or 6, or some sheepskin, I'd use that.
danged Apache!
Ha,
I lived around them and on their land, so I figured I might as well learn a little about them.
And, those boots sure through off fellow hunters trying to figure out who walked there......................if they can even see the footfall mark.
"cactus kickers!"