Men's Cowboy/Biker Terminator Real Leather Ankle Boots

Look great on my hubbie, really nice quality boots.The sizing on these boots comes up very large though.Usually between 9 & 10, we ordered the 10, which were enormous on him.So ordered the 8, which were a little tight.So had to settle for the 9, which are still a bit big and need thick socks!

These are a lovely boot. Were bought for my Son and he is thrilled with them

4 * to see if they break in easy, look the part needed shoe horn to put on, l take size 9 but in boots always order 10 bit of room but can ware thicker socks but not that much thicker, these boots l reckon will look better once aged a bit a molded more to my feet

Great looking and V comfortable boot

I like the boots, they look good but I ordered size 9. I’ve retuned them to receive size 8 which is my size. I’m pretty sure size 8 will fit.

Women just love them. A must have for all players!

It's been nearly 20 years since I last bought a pair of boots and I am genuinely surprised how good these are for the money. If, like me, you have mainly worn shoes, then you will need to get used to the higher heal and the abrupt change in slope of the insole just in front of the heal edge. That said, half an hour of wear and I can hardly notice it. They are slip-ons, with an elasticated side, so expect a little movement and slip while walking. Some thick socks can resolve this to a large degree but there will always be a little bit of play.The heal is just over an inch (about 2.5 cm) tall and given the depth of the boot sole, I think these should stand a good deal of use. The upper leather arrives matt black but takes a shine reasonably well. The leather is very supple, so there is no need to break these in before a long period of use. That suppleness does, however, come at a price; the leather is quite thin. Only time will tell if this is a weakness but I expect that regular polishing will maintain the uppers in good order - that same goes for all shoes.The style is equally at home with my boot-cut jeans or with an Edwardian three piece suit that I have; that is a real surprise!Well worth the money and I will certainly consider these again when the time comes for replacement.

Awkward to put on and take off, so if you have problems gripping things you might be best off looking for other boots.They're quite firm when wearing them, so comfort insoles are a good idea.Hopefully they'll break in soon, and feel better. But until then I've given them a three star review. I'll update it if there's any improvement in all round comfort.