Customer Reviews Chippewa American Handcrafted GQ Tan Rodeo Boot

Excellent comfort right out of the box. Break-in over a few wearings even enhances comfort and feel. Good looking coffee brown finish that looks even better with wear. Wears well with jeans and chinos both for work and casual use. Definitely would purchase again!

Great pair of boots for when you want to feel more manly and patriotic. Ruggedly comfortable. Fantastic American flag accent on the shoe laces. Definitely need to break them in. Don't be a wimp about it. I took it a half size down than my usual shoe size. Got the wide variant because I have wide feet. Spot on.

Comfortable. Don't look as "rugged" as they appear in the picture. Seem to look better with pants that have a narrower ankle opening.

These boots are amazingly comfortable. I wear a size 11 in sneakers and a 10 ee fit my slightly wider than D foot. I got a size 10 because my Allen Edmonds 5th Avenue are a true fit at 10. The vibram soles could use a bit more tread but can be replaced over time. Take care these and they'll out last you!

A solid pair of boots. They seem to run slightly large and a bit narrow. I normally wear somewhere between a 9.5 and a 10 and a 9.5 fits about right. They are a narrow boot. I do not normally order wide shoes, but I'll be exchanging the Ds for EEs. Great style.

These are worth every dollar! I have been looking for work savvy and stylish boots for about a year and these boots were perfect. I get tons of compliments and they look great at and outside of work. They are ridiculously awesome with a pair tan/brown pants and jean coat with hoodie. They are perfect with your favorite blue jeans. The price is crazy high but the quality is worth it. Jump the boat, buy these shoes!

High quality product at a reasonable price. My product arrived in excellent condition and quickly.

Great boot, quality construction and comfortable. I used to wear Doc Martens religiously until I felt the quality had gone downhill. Glad I found these! I wear a size 10 and had to down-size (to a 9) a full size to get a comfortable fit. Zappos customer service is top-notch. Didn't even blink when I had to return twice to find the correct size.

Good quality boot. Thick leather and comfortable sole with good arch support. The fit of the boot does run on the large size. I normally wear a 10.5 EE. Reading the previous reviews on the boot I ordered a 10EE and it fits fine with a little extra room.

These are some rockin' boots! They are very stylish and comfortable. I waited about six months for these to be in stock again before I snapped them up. I highly recommend them you won t be disappointed and they re made in the good ole USA!

After returning a pair of Red Wings that were totally uncomfortable, with no insole and a ridiculously narrow last, and which cost three times as much as the Chippewas, I got these boots. The difference is like night and day. The EE width accommodated my wide feet nicely and with their springy insoles, walking in these boots is a pleasure. The color is actually much nicer and deeper than this picture makes it seem, and a coat of Obenauf's makes the brown even richer and deeper. For a third of the price of Red Wings, I like these boots three times as much. I would order a half size down -- I reliably wear a 12EE and the 11.5EE was plenty big for me, even a tad on the big side.

These are fantastic boots. I look forward to wearing them; they are hip and very comfortable with plenty of support. I own a pair of Frye belted harness boos, as well as several of the hipper Timberland City Boot and Chelsae models. These are my favorites. Simply well made and simple, with no glaring bells and whistles that would put them out of style in 3 years. For the money, an awesome buy.

These are the best boots that I have ever owned. They fit well with wool socks, they provide great ankle support and a great look. I can wear them all day with no extra fatigue.

Fantastic boots that wear like iron. I've had mine for 15 years now, including lots of hours logged in hideous muddy/swampy conditions, and they look little different from when they were new--if anything, a little better. Eventually, the soles will wear out and I will need to replace them, but I'm confident that I will expire before these boots will. They fit nicely and are very comfortable for a boot, too; I give them 4 stars instead of 5 only because I know I have low-rise shoes that are more comfortable, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a pair of tough-soled work boots more comfortable.

These Chippewas are an unsung bargain among classic work boots. I inspected the well regarded Red Wings and passed them by. For half the price of the nearly identical Red Wings get these American made classics, take care of them and they will last the rest of your life. I've been through a few pairs of boots in my 40 years: my Dad's Chippewas from the 60's, which came to me nearly dead, but very good looking. A massive pair of engineer boots that saw too much elephant poop to be allowed into the house (and were therefore retired before their time). And my last pair of Oxblood Chippewas which lasted through 3 resolings, thousands of New York City foot miles, a home renovation and 3 careers in 12 years. They only bit the dust due to neglect, too much plaster and cement dust and too long between oilings. I plan to make this pair last forever.

These boots are made with soft, oil-tanned leather. I wanted a pair of brown leather boots, with no insulation, and these fit the bill perfectly. I use them for casual shoes. Although they are soft, they do require a short break-in period. They are comfortable from the beginning, but they get a lot more comfortable after wearing them around for a while. They have three speed lace hooks, but the top/last eyelet is a regular one that the lace has to be threaded through. They have nice waxed laces that are a little more difficult to lace than I am used to, but once they are tied, they stay put. If these boots last as long as they look like they will, I will be a repeat Chippewa customer. Regarding Zappos, I could not be more impressed with the speed of service.

The Chippewa 6" lace up boot is a symbol of American craftsmanship. The heavily oiled leather upper is sturdy and will only get better with age. The Vibram sole is soft for comfort, but dense enough to provide miles of travel. It would be a fair assumption to say this boot will outlast its owner. I was extremely pleased with Zappos.com. I highly recommend this boot for not only a stylish, "dressier" boot, but also a long lasting work boot.

Excellent boot with great style. Seems to run a slight bit large - not sure it's quite a half size difference, but with thicker socks they fit well. Very stiff leather upper, provides good ankle support. Seems pretty comfortable even new, can't wait until they are broken in.

I work in the power systems maintenance industry where sites require work boots (some steel toe some not). Got these because they are darn stylish while still looking rugged enough for the job. By far the most comfortable sole I have ever had in a boot. Watch the size though. I had to full size down in order to get the right fit. Fantastic boot though. Highly recommend.

I love these boots! They were recommended to me by a friend as being good quality boots for the price. You can get better boots for a lot more money, but these are fantastic for the price. I thought they were comfortable right away, almost no break in period. I'm on my feet all day and they keep my feet feeling good. My only complaint is the laces. I wore out the laces in about a month. I really love the leather and so far it has aged really well. They have removable insoles, which I like because I need a little extra arch support, so I put some arch support insoles in them. If full leather construction soles are not important to you, these are some great boots to check out.

I've had these boots for a week, worn them daily during break-in. Appear to be good quality with good leather, comfortable and supportive insole. Looks good with jeans. Feet stay warm, but not hot. Recommend ordering a half size smaller than you usually wear for proper fit. Used Doc Marten's Basalm to condition the leather with excellent results.

Good looking boot. Typical in terms of comfort for a work boot: still leather, firm sole, waxed stiff laces.

Darker than it appears in the photos. Tongue leather a bit thin, but everywhere else quality seems quite good. Sole stitching in particular is good. More comfortable than expected on first wear; seemed true-to-size. Overall, great boot for the price.

At first I thought, wow, this is one ugly boot. And let me tell you, the smell of leather is overpowering...initially. This is now the foundation of my wardrobe. I would like to see better laces and nicer, maybe round eyelets. Also, think twice before hitting this jobber up with any kind of leather treatment. I did, which killed the smell, but made it look like I was wearing cigars on my feet until enough of the sauce dissipated/evaporated (I still lube the inside, though). Real comfy on the inside and a must have for a pair of sturdy get-around kicks. Hard to beat for the price, wouldn't break my heart if it got beat up doing yard work. Get a pair just to have.

Like all new shoes they have to be broken in but after wards they have been very comfortable. I am very happy with them.