The strengths of the No. 2 lie in its details: the heritage leather hides scuffs and develops a handsome patina over time. The refined square toe is subtle and unique. And the stitching is a nod to the petroglyphs in Big Bend National Park.
Chisos heritage cowhides boast superior durability to juvenile leathers, and our proprietary proces
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Chisos No 2 roughout boots quality and comfort right out of the box!
I normally don't write reviews, but Chisos deserves one. I received the boots and took them to an old established cobbler in Cody Wyoming to have sole savers put on. The cobbler had never heard of Chisos boots, their store sells Lucchese, Tony Lama and most other big name makers. He was impressed with the build quality. Wearing these boots from day one, they have been extremely comfortable and perfect fit. I also have a pair of Ariat Oakwood boots. The Chisos are a much more refined fit, not to mention superior quality. The Ariats look and feel huge compared to the Chisos. And in reality the Chisos are not that much more money for a high quality handmade boot. In conclusion if you are looking for a high quality, comfortable all day wearing boot, look no further!
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Anonymous · 3 days ago
Very satisfying pair of boots
I’ve had my boots for two days. I usually wear a 7.5, but in that size the boots were impossibly tight so I exchanged for 8’s. Even in 8 they were too tight, but a size up to 8.5 would be probably too big. Swapping out the chisos insoles with a less aggressive pair did the trick and now they feel pretty good. I’ve got a knobby instep, and on day one I had to take them off a three or four times to give my instep a rest — at the end of the day I was thankful to get them off. On day two I wore them almost all day, taking them off for a break only once. By the end of the day they were feeling pretty nice, but still causing discomfort at the instep. I figure a couple more days and they’ll be about right.
As for the quality, they look and wear great. The lining is especially nice, especially at the ankle where other boots have caused me some pain from exposed seams. Chisos are very comfortable in the ankles especially.
They also just sound right. The all leather sole has a deep tone to it walking across a porch or wet gravel. And they have a very subtle satisfying leathery creak.