Dan Post Stivali da cowboy da uomo Renegade Distressed Snip Toe 7 Marrone

Name: Dan Post Stivali da cowboy da uomo Renegade Distressed Snip Toe 7 Marrone
Brand: Dan Post
SKU: 0679145155229
Price: 383.14 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Dan Post

3.5/5

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383.14

Il Renegade è dove il comfort incontra l'artigianalità. Realizzato con un piede in pelle di baio apache invecchiato sotto un'asta abbinata cucita con un tradizionale design occidentale. Fodera in pelle, punta tagliata, plantare Soft Strike rimovibile e suola in pelle Una leggenda negli stivali western, Dan Post possiede una tradizione e una reputazione per la produzione dei migliori stivali da cowboy del mondo. Combiniamo la tecnologia di comfort del cuscino artigianale con il tradizionale stile occidentale degli stivali. Dal classico western alle pelli esotiche, Dan Post offre a chi lo indossa stivali belli, robusti e di alta qualità. Hanno un bell'aspetto e si adattano perfettamente per tutto il giorno e tutta la notte.

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EAN: 0679145155229

Categories: Abbigliamento, scarpe e gioielli,

Tacco da cowboy. Suola in cuoio. Punta tagliata. Ortesi soft strike rimovibile. Tomaia in pelle. L'apertura dello stivale misura circa 14 circa. La piattaforma misura circa 0,5. L'albero misura circa metà polpaccio dall'arco. Suola in cuoio. Importato. 100% pelle.

Department	mens
Item model number	DP2159S
Manufacturer	Dan Post

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Scritto da: John Trevor Kirkdoffer

Great Boot, EXCELLENT price.. 8.5/10

Would order a half size larger if I had it to do over again, but after a little break in time, they are extremely comfortable and have the softest heel pads of any boots I own. Excellent look, love the snip toe style. Edit: It is November now, and I just replaced these with a new pair.. Granted, I waited about a month too long, but they lasted actually VERY WELL, you may not think 8-9 months is long at all for this type of boot, but it was my single and only pair of boots I had, and thats how it will stay. I do pipefitting/welding by trade and this pair was underneath me for all of it!! And it was my daily wear after work and in nights out.. they’re well worth the $170 price tag!! And the comfort and lightweight feel of them is worth getting an a$$ chewing from safety on the job a time or 2, unless you really are worried about chopping off your toe..????????‍♂️ Am contemplating the new snip toe look steel toe work boot from lucchese, but its hard to stray away from these that I Know i love!!

Scritto da: ohio 45459

Nice boots but remember to order a 1/2 size smaller

The boots fit right. For boots this means tight until broken in. I ordered a 1/2 size smaller then my shoe size. When putting on the boots you should have to push hard and removing the boots must be done with a boot jack. At a 1/2 size smaller this is exactly how they fit. The boots where in all the new shoe packaging you would find in a store.

Scritto da: Andrew M.

I will say these boots are pretty nice and you get your bang for the buck

I will say these boots are pretty nice and you get your bang for the buck. After break in the insole cushion system Dan Post uses really makes for a comfortable boot. They are definitely a little darker than what the picture shows but that didn't bother me. The only issue I've had is the inner side seem was rubbing against my right ankle pretty badly so I have to wear thick socks and I put some wadded up newspaper in the boot to stretch it out a bit when I'm not wearing them, both of which have solved this issue.

Scritto da: BRENDA G.

My husband loves them

My husband said best wearing boots he's had in a long time and they aren't even broke in yet????

Scritto da: Morgan Scudder

Dan Post's Customer Support is Great, but Their Quality is Hit-or-Miss

I bought a pair of boots and they fit great and looked awesome. The leather felt like high quality, and I was very happy with the quality to price, as I've always worn Luccheses. But after only about a month or so, the outsole started falling apart on the right boot. I'd hardly even worn the heel cap down. I contacted Dan Post, sent them some pictures, and they sent me a new set of boots with very little inconvenience, which was great. However, when the new boots arrived, the insole was slightly too big in the left boot, causing it to buckle under your foot, which was very uncomfortable. I had to trim down the insole by hand using a razor to get it to fit. Clearly, Dan Post's quality control is lackluster. After my slight modification, I'm very happy with the new boots, but I have low confidence that they'll last as long as a my Luccheses.

Scritto da: Steven F.

My best boots ever!!!

Fits like a glove. Wore them all day and no discomfort whatsoever. Dan Post boots just became my go to ranch and riding boots.

Scritto da: Danny

Poor fit and quality

I would not recommend this boot due to the lack of quality of the interior of the boot. To, start, I wear a 9 1/2 wide; always have and always will. See my Pros and Cons below. More Cons than Pros so they start first. Cons: I ordered the first pair; right foot fit good but the left was tight so they went back. Ordered a second pair, the right was super tight and the left was moderately tight. The tongue (high part of the vamp) cut into the top of my foot like a knife so back they went. Ordered a third pair; 10 D this time. The width worked okay but the vamp/tongue area was still binding. I liked them enough and bought a vamp stretcher on E-Bay for $75. Got it, stretched the vamp and the fit better was better. Also to note, the boot shaft is extremely straight and tight making the boot very hard to get off. I wore them today for the first time and there is some super rough leather or some type of terrible material that surrounds the heel area that is like 20 grit sandpaper; correction 10 grit. The rough lining in this area is about 1.5 to 2 inches tall. I should have caught this but was initially more concerned about the fit than the interior finish. The right boot is far worse than the left. So tonight I checked my other dozen or so pair of boots made by about 8 different makers and the heel lining area was smooth on all of them. If you get these, look deep into the boot and the rough lining around the heel rear and sides is a white material. I think the only fix is to wear 2 pair of socks or tape a big gauze around my foot in the heel area that rubs. Conclusion: $169.99 for the boots, $75 for the stretcher and enough wasted money is enough. Pros; nice styling and the insole cushioning system is as good as any boot made. So, do I go to a shoe repair shop and have them glue a leather lining around the rough heel area for another $50? Then I am at $300 to try and make these work. The first 2 pair were $139 then the price got jacked up to $169 on pair # 3. With being worn only once, they are going in our next garage sale for $50 or best offer. If they don't sell, will donate to Goodwill. To note, the Amazon service during the multiple exchanges was excellent. They did not make the boots, Dan Post did. I have some other older Dan Post boots and the quality is okay but not great. I am out of the Dan Post business. Do even ask me about Laredo; their value price boots. These are most likely mass produced and quality is the last of their concerns; except for the insole system. If someone from Dan Post reads this and will pay to have the boots fixed plus cover all of the postage, I will be a happy camper.

Scritto da: David J. Hildreth

Do not try to break them in if they're too small. Exchange for half size larger.

They're really well made and look great for years. You can resole them at least three times (I have.) Get taps put on the toes and heels and they'll last forever.

Scritto da: SPORT

Way to dark not as pictured

Just way to dark. Not like pictured

Scritto da: Dany

Magnifiques bottes (Dan Post Mignon Snip)

Les bottes sont magnifiques et très confortables, comme toujours avec Dan Post. Elles respirent la qualité malgré le tarif très abordable. La couleur est légèrement plus foncée que sur les photos, mais c'est tout à fait normal : handmade + cuir marron = très difficile d'avoir toujours le même coloris (le cuir est une matière vivante, ne l'oublions pas). ça fait partie du jeu et c'est en plus une preuve que c'est de la qualité!! L'emballage était irréprochable. Les bottes étaient contenues dans une boîte en carton, et insérées dans des petits sacs plastiques. L'intérieur était bourré avec du papier mâché / carton pour maintenir la forme et combattre l'humidité possible. Malgré les milliers de kilomètres parcourus par le colis (USA / France) rien n'était abîmé. Une dernière chose, pour rassurer ceux qui auraient des doutes : les frais de douane et les taxes ont été entièrement pris en compte par le vendeur, je n'ai rien eu à payer. Je recommande vivement!!! N'oubliez pas d'entretenir vos bottes!!!