The Ariat Mens Brushrider Western Boot in Penny Brown and Coastal Cream is more than just a stylish choice for your footwear collection; it's engineered for performance both in the arena and on the ground. This boot features a striking design that not only catches the eye but also reflects an exceptional level of craftsmanship. With a focus on comfort and durability, you’ll appreciate how well these boots stand up to daily wear.
Boot Model | Material | Shaft Height | Toe Style |
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Ariat Mens Brushrider | Full Grain Leather | 13 inches | Wide Square Toe |
Justin Original Work Boot | Leather | 12 inches | Round Toe |
Corral Boots Men's Western Boot | Leather | 13 inches | Pointed Toe |
Design and Aesthetics: The design of the Ariat Mens Brushrider Western Boot stands out with its unique shaft styling. The combination of Penny Brown and Coastal Cream gives it a distinctive look that makes it a versatile choice for any cowboy or cowgirl looking to make a statement.
Comfort: Comfort is key with this boot. It features a wide square toe that allows ample space for your toes, reducing discomfort during prolonged wear. However, some users have reported a slight break-in period, which is typical with high-quality leather boots.
Durability: Made from full-grain leather, you can rest assured that these boots are built to withstand the rigors of daily use. The DURATREAD sole adds another layer of protection, ensuring you won’t slip easily while walking on different surfaces.
Performance: Whether you're riding, working, or enjoying a casual day out, these boots perform admirably. They provide solid support thanks to the 13-inch shaft height, which is particularly beneficial for those who spend extended periods on their feet.
Category | Score | Description |
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Comfort | 4.5 | Spacious toe box and supportive design. |
Durability | 5.0 | Made from high-quality materials. |
Design | 4.7 | Eye-catching and stylish, ideal for all occasions. |
Value for Money | 4.2 | Pricier than some, but quality justifies the cost. |
I own about a dozen pair of boots, everything from Tony Llama to Lucchese to Justin to Ariat and this pair of boots has the worst craftsmanship by far. I've got 6 other pair of Ariat boots and none have these issues, even my cheap beater boots didn't have issues like these do.First off, for $250 you would hope that there is not blue pall point pen cobbler markings all over the shaft where the crown meets. There is glue spots on the vamp from where the sole was attached. The stitching is pretty good but there are a lot of spots where tooling marks left permanent scarring. The left boot fits perfectly but the right is not a true EE (wide) it's more like a D. To confirm it's just not my feet I even measured across the vamp from side to side and it is smaller. (I also own lots of boots and know that 13 EE usually fits perfectly) I would return these if there were any more in-stock but this was the last pair in my size. I understand that there will need to be some break in, but I can't believe how every pair of Ariat boots in the past and the left boot all fit perfectly and the right is tight. I hope my boot stretcher can open up the vamp a bit.I bought these because I thought I could trust Ariat but I guess I'll have to inspect and try before I buy next time.
I always buy Ariat boots. This pair looked great. Left foot fit good, but right foot fit very poorly. It was clearly a defect