The Boot for Everyone: Tecovas Cowboy Boot Review and Unboxing 

AHHHHHH! I'm having a total fan girl moment... You all are great. Love your work. Keep it up!

​Same to you, we're big fans of your channel!

You need to make EEE in them!

They need to ship to Hawaii

He gives a glowing review after only wearing them for 5 minutes. Why don’t you make him pay for these boots and actually wear them for a reasonable amount of time before giving an idiotic review.

Awesome! This is a super quality product that should make anyone proud. That's cool

I really want a pair, cant get them yet in the UK. Cant wait to get some! Enjoy them when you get them amigo. Peace.

Leon, Mexico makes the best Cowboy boots in the world. It’s a passion with those boot makers!

At least you all have one thing to be proud of

No need to do that. Grab a pair of similar boots in Mexico for an 80$ discount with the same or sometimes even better materials.

I'm jealous!

I know some folks who did the same thing. thanks for sharing. They are nice boots for sure

I hope they do really well too. They are awesome like that!

Their shit I work at bootbarn and I have a constant steady of people saying they dont last for shit if you have a actual brand like ariat or a tony lama its 10 times better

@@thomastomlinson6810 good to know. I saw an ad for them. Never heard of them. I saw another one or these vids and figured I'd stick with communist leather. Thanks for a real review bud! Much appreciated!

@@thomastomlinson6810 I had American made Ariats and they lasted for 10 yrs of hard use. 5-6 re-heels, and I only deep sized them when the soles stated splitting. I have Tecovas that only get light duty and Luchesse that replaced the Ariat’s. The Luc”s are by far the finest boot I’ve ever owned but have re-heeled them twice already in two yrs (they’re Ropers so the heel is smaller). Chinese Ariat’s? I’m not spending money to support the Chinese if I don’t have to.

Now that's the way to drive! Classy. They really do have some of the best customer service around not only in their industry!

Haha! Yes feeling much better with less hair. I'm a huge fan of this brand. The cowboy boot industry has need this kind of thing for awhile

Plus havin'a short hair is way too easy to shampoo.

Exactly! That's why I like this boot too

Haha yep I hear that! I'm not a fan of Chelsea boots either

Those lizard boots look incredible. I understand what all the buzz is about now!

Hardly comfortable, I literally feel like I’m walking on plans of wood. Better off buying a pair of Ariat boots

Stephen how good are the Tecovas ? I want to order the lizard boots but I saw Nate comment.

@@agelesspuma Don't pay any attention to Nate's comment. He's evidently got a weird foot, as some people do. I'm a native Texan and I know boots. My Tecova Cartwright bourbon are the most comfortable factory made boots I've ever pulled on. I live an hour from Dallas and drove to their store last weekend to check them out. I was extremely impressed with the fit and comfort of the boots and bought a pair. I'm going to get me a pair of ostrich also. Ariat boots are made offshore in several different countries, one of which is China. Tecovas are made in Leon, Mexico, where many, many brands of footwear are manufactured. They are hand made by Mexican craftsmen. If you research brands of USA made boots, you'll find Mexican craftsmen also making their boots, Lucchese and Dan Post being just a couple. I wear a 10-1/2 in most shoes and the Tecova 10-1/2-D fit me perfectly. I tried on a pair of 11's and they were too loose. Buy a pair and walk around the house on carpet until you decide if you are satisfied. If you don't like them, send them back. Shipping is free both ways.

I love the caiman look. It's great! Two great boots man congrats! I know it's not just a Tecovas thing but there are lots of cowboy boots that don't have it either. I think they went with the no stitching for a reason. I think they know their market and want to convert some folks who aren't used to some of the more "western" styles. All the other ropers I have feature the vamp stitching

Haha thanks! This was one of my first videos like this. Learned a lot since then

Hey! Thanks for watching! This is the first time anyone from one of the boot companies I've mentioned on my channel has commented or let me know they watched my stuff. I love this company! I wish Tecovas the best of luck. Thanks for being awesome.

@@JeremiahCraig I saw your email earlier and had to check it out! I can tell that you are truly an expert and clearly know when you have great boots! Just wait until you order some of our exotics!

Haha thanks Mason, you guys are the experts. I'm just an enthusiast. I cannot wait to try those Wyatts!

I know I kinda want to visit the more I hear about it!

That's awesome! Thanks so much!

Is wrangler still selling boots? I can't find any on their website

They have a ton of pairs!

As they should have. :)

Nice! Love that color!

I like the taller shafts too. Tecovas are just shorter in general. Even their boots with cowboy heels. You should try a pair of boots with the cowboy heels it's only a 1/2 inch to 5/8 inch more than the roper heels in most cases. Plus the taller shaft comes with most of the time. Try Boulet next if you want taller shafts but they are a little smaller. So if you are an 11 with Tecovas try a 10.5 or 10 in Boulets

Very cool! Yes I heard there are a lot of companies who make cowboy boots in Leon. Did she say what it's like besides for all the leather shoe and boot business?

Right!? I'm so happy their advertising and marketing is for a good product. It's refreshing

I saw those and thought about getting them instead but I liked the minimalist style. Love the look and I'll eventually get the Wyatts. Just wanted to see what all the buzz was about and now I understand!

@@JeremiahCraig My next pair is going to have the traditional western heel (probably suede, but dang those Wyatts look amazing!). The main reason I went with the Earls is so I could better pull them off in the office. But my heart truly lies with the western heel!

Me too. The western heel looks amazing. I wanted to review these because Tecovas is really pushing their boots to a younger market and increasing interest in boots altogher and the Earl seems like that perfect transition boot for a lot of people. But my hear will always be with the traditional western heel!

That's what I'm talking about!

Do it. I bought a pair of their ostrich in cowboy heel, The Wyatt, and they're my favorite boot I've ever put on my foot. I own a pair of Double H and Ariat ropers, which isn't much but I'm very picky on which boot I wear and my Tecovas far exceed anything else that is sold in stores. I've spent hours in boot barns trying on low, mid and higher end boots, and they don't even come close to them. Just do yourself a favor and get a pair. If you don't like them, just return em. I was wary on buying a pair of $350 boots online, then I received them, put them on, and I knew immediately that I had made a great purchase based off what I had tried on previously. True to size, comfy, soft, amazing quality control(store bought had many imperfections otherwise I wouldn't own these), broken in feel right out of the box, and great looking

Keep them cowboy boots comin guys! And as always -> rock and roll!

These were $225. Which is a little more expensive than some brands but damn it's quality and worth the extra $50 IMO. I will definitely send it to them. Thanks so much for watching and making this something that I can share with them! I appreciate it.

Awesome! That'll be a great first pair

That's great to hear. I love how they do business!

@@JeremiahCraig the boots I ordered were Dillon in Midnight Caiman. I looked for a reason to send them back for a refund (because they cost soo much) but the 11 EE fit too perfect and they smell so amazing the scales are so perfect on the right boot it looks almost fake but the left boot is a little off but still looks very good. I will keep these boots

I just ordered a pair of “the Shane” model in a size 10.5 D, I’m a size 10.5 D in ARIAT and dress shoe so I’m hoping they fit well, also purchased a matching suede belt. I’m glad to hear that the return process was fast, hoping I don’t have to return for a bigger size but really looking forward to wearing them.

@@ernestocuello2709 let me know what you think of them, I hope you like them as much as I do

Caiman is such a good look! My favorite exotic. I hope you love them!

Don't blame you! I'll need the cash for moving cross country later this year but after i get settled the Wyatts are on my list

Thanks! I would love to do more vids on my first pair. Anything in particular you want me cover?

I think you should talk about a few things. Where you got them, model, what adventures you have had in them, and what you use to clean and maintain them. I know you probably don’t care but every time you like and respond I always screenshot it cos ur my favorite youtuber by far.

@@Nick-rq6ns I care and I think that is so cool! Thanks for your support. It means the world. I've been thinking about doing an adventures video... maybe I'll do one next week.

Jeremiah Craig thank you and ok 👍

Hey Nc Hobbys, yeah. plus his music is great.

I researched them - they are awesome. Nice choice.

Trust me. I want to keep them. I'm moving cross country this year and will need the cash but when I'm resettled you can bet I'm gonna get some. I'm looking at the Wyatts

I bet they are already on their way back Home by now. Jeremiah isn't Stupid like many People make him out to be. I'm confident that he doesn't take every comment to Heart. A true Boot Guy knows when he gets access to Boots he can't part with.

yeah Don Corleone, they're really hot.

I'd like to see them go international too!

Hi! I'm in the US so I'm not sure about shops in the UK. Can anyone in the comments help with that?? Style is completely up to you. There are a lot of different types. If you're used to wearing heels, you'll probably be fine with traditional cowboy boots. If not, ropers which have a 1in block heel, is a good transition. As for brands, Boulets are my favorties but these Tecovas are impressive too.

@@JeremiahCraig hi ! traditional boots are 1.5 inch right? would you recommend buying second hand or getting them brand new ? i'll check out the brands, thanks so much. love your channel!

Yes trad is anywhere from 1 3/8in to 2in. You can find some incredible deals buying second hand boots but the downside is they won't be broken into your foot. Thats the fun of buying new. Cowboy boots will form to your foot over years of wear. The best is when you find like new barely worn used boots for cheap. Look at the soles and how new the rest of the boot appears.

@@JeremiahCraig great thanks so much ! when its hot out, do you wear your boots with shorts? or always trousers? would love to see a video on this ! thanks!

I never wear boots with shorts in public haha. I talk a little about it in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Tj_lHsG8a5g.html

They might be able to send you two different sizes of left and right. They seem very easy to work with. I think it'd be worth reaching out! Thanks for watching man

hey Derek Knight. :) I'f youre a 6 footer and let's just say that you usually wear shoes with the US size of 8 to 9. If that's the case, please allow me to say that a US size 11 to 13 would still look really hot on you. You can wear bigger shoe sizes with sole extenders to fill out the extra spaces inside the footwear. There are more ways for you to fill out the extra spaces inside of them.

@@georgegeorge8038 I'm 6'1" wear an 11.5 most of the time. But never thought of sole extenders. Neat

I've waited too long to do one! Thanks for watching

Exactly my thoughts too. And it's odd when the person doing the review speaks with the style of a kindergarten teacher. It's odd as well when the review has multiple videos of the same product they supposedly have no connection to. And it's odd they have the time to reply to hundreds of comments on multiple videos like it was a full time job. And where is the detailed material comparison. The whole explanation of no toe stitching is more like an excuse for no toe stitching. Your average review person would not just say that Tecova boots they have seen online that are worn don't look bad in the toe area with no to stitching. It seems like a well designed and paid for acting job of a review than an actual review. If Disney made boot reviews this would be it! Lol Or Billy Mays, bless his soul, and RonCo selling slap choppers, showtime grills, pocket fksherman rods, and Beadazzelers! Buyer Beware, always!

I do it cuz I love it and I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. It helps me quite a bit

@Jerry I did the 3 month later vid and they ended up feeling too tight over that period. If I were doing it again I would've gotten a half size bigger. Hope this helps

Tecovas are making waves in the industry right now, so it would be unwise for a cowboy boot channel to not have a couple videos on this brand. Also, if someone is putting up videos, they should make the time to reply to most comments, as creating and posting the video is really only half the job...Disney kicks ass!!!

@@eltomas3634 douche bag

Awesome! Yeah man definitely let me know how you like them

I just did the Bandera. Same thing except a the Stockton had a lower heel ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Eihmk82j_Bo.html

Without a doubt. Such a versatile boot!

Yeah these are great all around! Returning them just because they're not in my budget right now but I wanted to see what all the buzz was about

Jeremiah Craig did I see you wearing a pair like that on some road trip around the country or something?you were trying to see how they do in different conditions and situations

I agree. Boots were made to be worked in and I think that's why they're so durable. Still that doesn't mean they can look good in other situations... I can see the suede being super susceptible to stains from oils and grease. That said, the Johnnys are also waterproof so I'm sure they will be able to withstand whatever you deal them as long as you don't mind them getting dirty and stained. The Mocha color might be the best option because its darker color will hide stains better. It's really up to you. The stitching and piping is better than a lot of western work boots I've seen and own.

I was thinking about the Mocha also for them reasons. You may have just sold me on a pair. My Dad and I were both wanting them but didn't know how they would withstand in our line of work. But at $225 it's worth trying them out. Thanks for you're reply and thoughtful insights man, very appreciated. Love the channel. Much obliged.

Hey man thanks for watching. If you do get them, let me know how they work out for you in the shop after a few months of use. I'd be very interested to hear so shoot me an email jeremiah.craig@jeremiahcraig.com.

Ah that's too bad. I'm sure they'll distribute soon. Keep an eye on them

I'd be down for that!

lol that might be a good idea

Damn too bad. I gotta try some sendras sometime soon too. Hopefully they'll fit

@@JeremiahCraig They are not the best fitting boots around in my opinion, and the styles are limited mostly to a snip toe and highly stylized patterns. The pair I own are a regular J toe, two inch heel traditional cowboy boot style without any stitching. They cost a lot but fail to have good support on the arch of the foot. This I think is because it lacks any form of pegging in that area and is just a 'flat' run down to the sole of the boot. I love em, but can't walk in them all day. I would advise caution when buying sendra haha

Thanks buddy!

Congrats! What color did you get?

@@JeremiahCraig Midnight Calf, aka Black. :D

@@da.reverend Good look!

@@JeremiahCraig Thank you. And thank you for your video. It's one of the reasons why I took a chance on buying the Tecovas online.

I love that idea! I'm getting married latter this year... that seems like a good time to do one. Thanks!

@@JeremiahCraig Oh that would be perfect! How many pair of boots do you have?

@@eamaldon I have 8 pair right now

@@JeremiahCraig that's a good collection.. I've been seen your videos but just saw like 4 pairs.. not the whole line up haha

Yeah I'd say that would be a good place to start.

It all depends the width of your foot too. I would say try your cowboy boot size first. Then if it doesn't fit right just exchange for free. That's a huge benefit of Tecovas. Free returns and exchanges.

Haven't tried yet. I look forward to it though

I want The Wyatts! They look great. Good pick up

@@JeremiahCraig your's are hot as well Jeremiah--the leather is extremely soft--again you always thumbs up

Thanks for the suggestion! I've seen Cuadra boots around and I'm very interested. I will try soon!👍

I have a pair of water snake cuadras and they have got so many compliments they are quality boots I’m from Canada and have owed many pairs of boulet and I don’t buy them no more they don’t have a style I like and they don’t last as good as some Mexican boots I’ve owned

Actually they encourage people to try their product like I did. They don't consider it abuse, it's built into their business plan and when they saw the video they decided to work more with me and send me products to review. I'm very grateful for the opportunity

You're not wrong.

@Berto and the rest of us trying? How about when the boots get sent back? Are they going to sold back to me as "New"? But again, think about the big picture. Its more than just Tecovas involved in getting the consumer something they've made.

At the outsole or up higher on the side? If it's started to peel away from the outsole take it to a cobbler. If the leather is only starting to peel at the creases in the leather, use some exotic leather conditioner to keep it from happening more

@@JeremiahCraig I'll probably have to take them to the cobbler because along the crease they are in pretty good condition. Thanks

@@joserosales6589 Make sure you condition your boots at least four times a year! I highly recommend Saphir products! Renovateur for leather, and they have other conditioners for exotics, including shell cordovan, lizard, gators and others. It's not cheap, but it's the best stuff in the world. It also goes a long way! Enjoy!!

Saludos to you senior!

Thanks Zachary! Wranglers, Levis, or (if you want to get fancy) 7 for all mankind. These boots are tempting and great quality!

Thanks dude! Appreciate it!

Zachary Cunningham The Tecova Jean is awesome. Built in comfort with the flex material and extremely soft. A shade pricey at $125.00 though. Well worth it in my opinion.

It's the same from what I can tell except with the zipper which means they will fit underneath more types of pants better and feel more secure to newer boot wearers. I used to have Aldo's with the zip on the side. They're ok but I like the room in a cowboy boot better. There's more space for air and I feel like my foot is more comfortable and cooler in a regular boot without the zip. But that's just me

No they don't make cowboy boots

@@JeremiahCraig Thanks Craig. Have a great day ahead.

Moving this year and will need the cash. My Tecovas choice when I'm ready will be the Wyatts. I also wanted to review a more accessible model too

oh ok and good luck on the move and as as usual you done a amazing job on the video and they are really nice looking boots just saying if I had the cash I definitely get a pair 🙂

Thanks!! Yes they are definitely worth it

For me it is in most factory manufactured boots. I have a narrow foot and so few companies actually make narrow sizes. Which means that in order for me to have a decent fit I have to go down a size and my foot has to go farther into the boot than what it was meant for. If you have a narrow foot it will be normal for you too unfortunately until more companies release B widths

@@JeremiahCraig My foot is between a D and EE so if I buy the wide it ends up too loose so I usually end up having to deal with the D being a little too snug until it breaks in. I've been thinking of getting a handmade boot so the fit is perfect.

Done and done!

Yeah he already did, I can attest to that.

I didn't have enough money

For real! I'm impressed

*They‘re

A lot of people want a square toe from them and I wonder how long it will take. I'd like to see one from them too