It is also important to consider the type of socks you will be wearing with the boots. However, it is recommended to try on a pair of boots before purchasing, as different styles may fit differently. there should always be a "spur ridge".this is not only functional if you do wear spurs but it keeps the heel cap of the boot from "slumping". Yes, Tony Lama boots generally run true to size. The real trick to picking out a boot that is going to last is the actual thickness of the leather.you should never be able to grab the leather of a boot across the tops of the toe area and pinch it together.Thin leather ,ofcourse, wears out quickly.Also you want to make sure that the heel of the boot is always at least partially wider than the base of the boot. All things being equal Ariats "tend" to be a little bit more narrow than Tonys ( yes I know you can pick different widths) where as the front end of Tonys tend to be a little more rounded.you will also notice a few more choices in style with Tonys. So, with Boot Barns guidelines in mind, these unmarked Tony Lama boots that we think are a size 5 should fit up to a size 5.5 (and I recommend a foot on. Thus, we can offer you a quality boot that still bears his name.Dont mean to be a contrarian but Tony's are made in ElPaso.You are correct though that Ariats are made in red China.I have heard from alot of guys that the new "gel" insole padding in Ariats makes for a super comfortable feel and wear. One humble, hardworking, entrepreneurial cobbler, with fierce pride in his craft, lives on today, creating a legacy of commitment to quality. Department Features Heel style Material Toe Style Boot Size Width Tony Lama Mens Honey Brown Americana Western Boots 7956 229.95 Tony Lama Junction Waterproof Work Boot RR3353 154.95 Tony Lama Mens 3R Junction Dusty Steel Toe Brown Work Boots RR3350 164. In 1990, Tony Lama became part of the Justin Boot family, a former competitor, that has set the standard for quality and craftsmanship all over the world. But, his sons and daughters continued his tradition of quality and hand-craftsmanship, making this a true American success story. I have settled on a style, and found some Ariats that fit the bill on Amazon for 170 in my size. Tony Lama Boots’ founder, Tony Lama passed away in 1974. Tony Lama, First Time Boot Buyer Dilemma Howdy, first time boot buyer here trying to make up my mind between Ariat and something else (maybe Tony Lama). Quite a difference from the beginning, with Tony and his assistance making 20 pairs a year, huh? Nearly 50 years later, in 1961, the company moved into larger quarters and began making 750 pairs of boots a day. With demands growing, Tony developed methods for producing greater quantities that didn’t compromise the key steps in handcrafting.
After the army phased out horse soldiers, Tony Lama concentrated mainly on creating quality Western boots and in the 1930’s, Western stores began making requests for his boots. In his first year, Tony Lama and one helper made 20 pairs of custom boots. They do run almost a half size large, so if in doubt, order your smaller size. His customers toted hides, requesting custom-made boots. Do Tony Lama boots run true to size I have a few pair of Tony Lama boots and have found that they have all needed time to break in, and that they run a bit narrow. Soon, cowboy and ranchers were joining the cavalrymen at his shop. With the respect he gained from the army for well fitting boots, Tony set out to make the best fitting, most comfortable boots he could imagine.Īt first, Tony Lama found himself doing repairs, but the word about his remarkable Western boots spread like wildfire through the Southwest. After his tour of service, Tony decided to make the nearby El Paso his home. Cavalry as…you guessed it: a cobbler stationed at Fort Bliss. We are proud to introduce Tony Lama as June’s vendor of the month.Īfter the turn of century, and after his apprenticeship, Tony joined the U.S. Thus begins the rich history of Tony Lama Boots. Tony Lama – a young boy of 11 – is apprenticed to a shoemaker and is learning the leather and boot trade.
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