ROCKYMen's Outback Boot

New Rockys for winter in Texas where there is more rain than snow. Warm and comfy with good looks and good soles. Stitching looks good so far and they are all I remember Rockys being.

Me gustó su comodidad su balance Tanto para el senderismo y urbano

Great boots!This is the 2nd pair of these I've owned and, by far, the most comfortable fitting boot I've ever owned.

I don't know what happened I've always had rocky's boots and they were fine. Until I got this pair.. at first they felt normal a month in I started feeling a discomfort in the insoles. It has a small bump that runs across the ball of the feet and that is so uncomfortable. Never happened this before with the other boots. Maybe just bad luck.

As others have noted, these are somewhat undersized and narrow in the toe box area. I wore a 10D 10 years ago, but find that I wear an 11E now. That could be my feet spreading out, but I'm guessing it's due to a gradual downsizing of shoes in general. Not sure how that makes sense for any shoe/boot manufacturer, but I've found this to be the case in Merrill, Rocky and New Balance purchases in the last few years.Since I already knew they would run a little bit small, I bought the 11E that seems to be right now days. They fit well, although just a little tight in the toe box, which will probably stretch out nicely in time. I really like the way they wrap around the ankles, proving support there. They are fairly flexible, lightweight, and seem well constructed (only had them one month, so time will tell). The footbed insert is top notch ... very thick and cushy. The only thing I would change is using a smoother leather. The leather has a little by of a suede nap, which collects dust and dirt more that the Rocky's I bought about 20 years ago that had a smooth, dense oiled leather upper that was excellent.All in all, very happy with these boots.