Posted by karl f on December 30, 2010 at 12:48:52 from (172.129.145.64):
In Reply to: cowboy boots posted by mike4567 on December 30, 2010 at 11:22:54:
I recommend finding a boot seller that actually sizes your feet. There are fewer shoe manufacturers every year that offer multiple widths. The correct sized shoe is paramount. The least feet issues I have ever had were my Abilene boots. I could put them on after a long day in other shoes and my feet felt better (work forbid cowboy boots). I wore them out on the farm, and when I went to replace them, Abilene no longer offered widths. I wear a 10 or 10.5 B so the common cheap shoes stretch my feet too much. I ended up with another brand in the correct size, but they do not fit the same as my first pair. I should have had them repaired/resoled.
Even if you don't wear cowboy boots, get shoes the right size (width)! You can't replace feet like you can tires or suspension parts in a car. You're stuck with them forever.
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