SodaReno Women Western Cowboy Pointed Toe Knee High Pull On Tabs Boots

Upon unboxing the boots looked very good. The fit and comfort were good. However after only a week of moderate usage the heels were completely trashed. There were vertical splits in the heels and one side of the heel was completely crushed. This caused the foot to stretch out the boot in back and not be centered over the heel. This led to an absolutely dangerous walk where the risk of folding you ankle sideways over the boot was just unacceptable. They were tossed in the garbage after only 1 week of usage.Our suggestion keep on looking and stay far away from these.

I got the boots on June 27 and they started falling apart last week. The heel on the right boot got a tear in it and now goes flat when ever I step on it. Not very impressed.

I bought these for a wedding where the bride wanted us all to wear boots. I wore them for about an hour before the wedding to make sure they would fit, then for the ceremony and part of the reception. We all changed into sandals at the reception, which I was happy about since these boots were starting to be uncomfortable. The sole is pretty hard, so after a while my feet were a little achy, but nothing unbearable. They were cute and cheap enough for my purposes, but I wouldn't wear these very often.

These boots fit me perfectly. I can understand why people are saying they are too small. I have a narrow foot, so they fit me perfectly. If you have a wide foot, I would suggest getting a bigger size. If you have a narrow foot like me, you will be just fine.These boots look awfully cheap. The top of the boots looks tacky. They are barely curved like authentic cowboy boots. I do like the pointed tip, which makes them look more authentic. I also like how they are man made and not iguana, or snakeskin, or cow or whatever animal is used to make boots. I haven't had the chance to walk around in them yet, so I can't tell you how they feel walking around in them.The only reason I bought these boots is because I start my new job at a country bar and they specifically said not to wear expensive boots. These will have to do for a bar environment.In conclusion, If you are looking to buy these for daily wear, I would suggest saving up the money and getting a nice pair of durango or ariat boots. However, if you are looking to buy these boots for a country bar job or a costume, they would be just fine.

I’ve been trying to thrift cowboy boots for forever and they never fit around my thicc claves. These boots fit like a glove! Im so happy! Im just wearing them for fashion, but I don’t think they withstand any real work being done in them. Regardless, I’m happy that they just FIT ! And look pretty good too!

They’re very comfortable, I can’t wait to wear these when the snow melts this spring and I’ll wear these out and about, and they’re a nice color too. I was looking at the different colors but I love these ones the best!!! I got a hat to go with the boots too, yeehaw!!! And they look nice with anything: jeans or a dress

This were true to size on me. In a boot or athletic shoe I go up a half size and these seem exactly right. Very squishy and comfy. I'm wearing them with a skirt today and they look great with it, but would also look good with denim leggings.

I wear 11B. If a larger size was available, I would have ordered it in order to wear thick sox. Most size 11 shoes look like boats, but these look feminine and cute.They are cheap boots but they don't look it. The beige suede is rich looking and the stitching is as it should be. They're not for heavy work. They're comfortable for boots but they're not slippers. I don't know if other people care about this but the rubber on the heel keeps the boots from making a clomping sound. I hate loud shoes.Update 2/28/21 I still like them. With the pandemic, I don't get out much. Just a dog walk or a farmer's market. I like the shape of the heel that makes walking easy. They still look as good as when I took them out of the box.

Love the look and how it fit

Loved the boots.