Durango Men’s Westward Western Boot: A Classic Reimagined? (Review)
ReviewAlright, let’s talk cowboy boots. I’ve spent enough time in the saddle (both literal and metaphorical!) to know what makes a good pair. So, when Durango offered up their Westward Western Boots, I was keen to see if they could walk the walk – or just talk the talk.
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First off, these boots look the part. That classic Western style? Nailed it. The full-grain leather feels pretty decent in your hands, and the black onyx color? Goes with just about anything. Jeans, khakis, even the occasional suit if you’re feeling bold! And getting them on? A breeze! Durango’s X-Pand System is like a little gift from the boot gods. No more wrestling match just to get your foot in – hallelujah!
Now, comfort. That’s where the rubber meets the road, right? And these boots? Surprisingly comfy. Durango’s Advanced Comfort System Footbed is no joke. It’s like walking on a cloud… a rugged, Western-style cloud. I wore these bad boys for a weekend getaway – some hiking, some city strolling, you name it. My feet? Happy campers. Plus, the square toe gives your toes plenty of wiggle room. No more squished piggies!
But what about the nitty-gritty? The performance? The durability? Well, that slip-resistant rubber outsole is a lifesaver. I felt steady as a mountain goat on everything from slick sidewalks to dusty trails. And the stitching? Solid. That little way stitch construction should mean these boots are in it for the long haul.
Now, I gotta be honest, I’ve seen a few whispers online about heels falling apart and some wonky insole issues. Haven’t seen it myself, but it’s worth keeping in mind. And a couple of folks mentioned the color rubbing off on their jeans. So, maybe think twice before pairing these with your pristine white denim.
Bottom line? The Durango Men’s Westward Western Boot is a solid choice if you’re after a comfortable, stylish Western boot without emptying your bank account. That X-Pand System and comfy footbed are real winners, and the classic look is always in style. Just keep an eye out for those potential quality quirks.
So, are these boots made for walkin’? I’d say so. Just maybe not through a color run.
My Rating:
Four out of five spurs. Good bang for your buck, comfy as all get-out, but with a couple of potential “watch out fors.” If you’re looking for a reliable, everyday Western boot that won’t break the bank, give the Durango Westward a whirl. Just give ’em a good once-over when they arrive, and keep an eye on things as you break ’em in. Happy trails!
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