KINCAID

Best Boot I Have Worn!

I was on the fence about buying these boots but decided to give them a shot. I have worn Tecovas or Justin boots before this and these are a different quality. They are the real deal. I am a Hyer guy now. I will say that I am picky about my size and I am always between a 10.5 D or 11 D. I purchased both to try them both on and I went with the 10.5. I hope that helps.

So far AMAZING.

So I ordered from HYER direct, unfortunately had to send them back and drove 90 min to a boot store that had this exact boot in multiple sizes so I could try them on. I found my size and they are breaking in GREAT. I can tell these boots are going to be some of the best boots I’ve ever owned, so much so I’m going to get another pair very soon to rotate.

My New Favorite Cowboy Boots

I’ve owned boots from Ariat and Double H for years, so I wasn’t looking to replace them. I just wanted to see what all the talk was about with HYER. The Kincaid exceeded every expectation I had. Right out of the box, these were the most comfortable cowboy boots I’ve ever put on my feet. The fit, once I found the right size, was outstanding. The leather feels premium, the craftsmanship is top-notch, and these are built the way cowboy boots should be built. One thing worth mentioning is the sizing. I normally wear a 10.5 EE in just about everything, but I couldn’t get my foot through the shaft. I exchanged them for an 11 EE, and they fit perfectly. If you have a wider foot or a higher instep like I do, you may want to consider going up a half size. What really impressed me is that these still feel like a traditional cowboy boot. They aren’t trying to be a sneaker in disguise. They have the look, feel, and quality you’d expect from a premium western boot, but they’re incredibly comfortable from day one. I’ve spent enough money on boots over the years to know when a company gets it right. HYER got it right. In fact, before these even arrived, I’d already ordered another pair. That should tell you everything you need to know. If you’re on the fence, stop overthinking it. Buy the boots. I don’t think you’ll regret it.