- How does the Round Up Remuda fit compared with other Ariat boots?
- It is a slip-on with a tall shaft, and owners report mixed results. Try your usual Ariat size first, and size up if you have a wide calf or high instep.
- Is it good for riding?
- Yes. The block heel and rubber outsole give a stable foot in the stirrup and decent grip on the ground. It is built as a riding-style boot, not a formal dress boot.
- What is the shaft height and heel like?
- It is a high-shaft western boot with a stacked-look block heel. The heel is lower and wider than a traditional underslung western heel, which makes walking easier.
- Can I wear it all day?
- Most owners do. The cork and leather footbed cushions the foot, though the tall shaft may need a few wears to soften around the calf.
- How should I care for the leather and denim upper?
- Wipe dirt off the leather and brush the denim dry rather than soaking it. Condition the leather occasionally and avoid machine washing.
- Does it come in wide widths?
- Yes, it is offered in normal and wide widths, which helps shoppers who find western boots tight across the foot.
- Where is the Ariat Round Up Remuda Leather Western Boot cheapest?
- At Blain's Farm & Fleet, for $199.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ariat Round Up Remuda Leather Western Boot?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Blain's Farm & Fleet, Buckle, Ariat, Academy Sports, Tractor Supply Co.