Get your insoles here Thinnest - Escambia Boot Company: www.jwbootcompany.com/product-page/insoles-rough-sided - Save 10% with code JC10 Medium - Nobleman's Apothecary: Message Angel at facebook.com/AJXChange - Save 10% with code JC10 Thick - Ariat ATS: yeehawcowboy.com/products/mens-ariat-square-toe-boot-insoles-with-ats-technology-10008009 - Save 10% with code JC2023 Thickest - Chisos: chisos.com/products/removable-comfort-insole?ktk=UDV5c3BxLWRhMTM3MGEyN2Mx
My Dan Post Storm series boots, insoles disintegrated in a couple weeks. That quick. Ariat insoles now live in there and have for a long time now. I do like these leather insoles too. With arthritis in my right foot I find the smoothness helps my foot move as it needs to and is more comfortable as a result. Think I'll have to try those Chisos
I checked out all of the insole sellers sites except for Nobleman's Apothecary. Insoles from Escambia are available in sizes 5 through 13. Ariat ATS insoles are available sizes 7 to 14 in round toe and 7 to 15 in square toe at Yeehawboots. The all leather insoles from Nobleman's Apothecary appeal to me. It would be nice if you could order custom insoles. I might look into that in the future. At the time that I viewed this video the Chisos snip toe insoles were available in size 7 through 12.5 and 14. It looks like they do, however, make sizes 13 and 15. Half sizes were listed for 7.5 through 12.5 and seem to stop at size 13 (not unusual). The square toes were sold out except for size 15. The No.1 round toe and the No. 6 round toe were both sold out. I watched a Chisos video that suggested something that I have found helpful. If you need to really add more padding and use up some of the space in your boots, you can add a smaller, flatter insole on the bottom layer. Then place a larger, thicker insole like the Chisos on top. I had been making the mistake of putting the larger insole on the bottom and the smaller one on top. The instep on my left foot is very high and I can't wear most boots that are my true length (12.5 on my right foot and 13.5 on my left). I end up buying size 14 because of the higher instep and greater width. As a result, most of my boots require added insoles. It seems like the best solution for me to stop all the insole nonsense is to buy traditionally made, custom boots that fit properly. 🙂
excellent, informative, and timely video, JC - thx for your promo code - got some Escambia's headed my way (which I think will work great for my boots) ...
"Sometimes there are boots where there is really no need for soles in them, I have a few pairs like this and I just bought received a pair of DAN POST MILWAUKEE boots dark brown leather with beautiful shades and no need for insoles in the boots!”
I've been struggling with this a bit. In a couple pairs, everything fits but the instep is too big. Ariat ATS footbeds work great in one pair, but the front gel pad just plain feels weird. Looking into making my own, certainly gonna take some experimentation. Seems like the trick is getting the thickness you need, where you need it, while not taking up too much room in the toe box and not raising your heel too high to ruin the geometry of that part of the boot.
Thanks for this video JC. I'm liking Escambia's thin leather topped cork for my needs. But I'm not sure he makes them in a 15/16. I know he doesn't make boots in my usual size 15D, but maybe the insoles can be had. Cheers!
I must say the Chisos insoles are terrific. I have a pair of Heritage Boots on order (on a waiting list) and I’m wondering if I should order with the intention of putting in those insoles. I’ve never worn Heritage Boots, so just not sure. If you have an idea - or anyone watching this that’s worn Chisos and Heritage Boots I’d appreciate the input. I wear an 11 in Chisos but the ladies at Heritage suggested I order a 10 1/2. I wonder if I put in a Chisos insole will the Heritage be too small? Or Those that have Heritage- is an insole needed?
Do any or all of these Insoles make it harder to put the boot on? I just received my first pair of cowboy boots. Tecovas THE WYATT OSTRICH - full quill - Pecan - 11E. Not knowing how they should really fit, they feel a touch loose. I was wondering if I should try for a little more comfort and “constriction”??? Thanks for this intuitive video.
I have low volume feet and skinny ankles, but the ball of my foot is wide. I always have a loose instep but tight toes. Hoping some insoles could tighten up the instep without making the toe uncomfortable.
Would It work to put the thin ones under the insoles that are in my boots now? Boots feel good but would just like the, a tad snugger or better going with a thinker insole all together?? Oh there Dan Post pythons if that makes any difference what so ever
How did this work for you? I ordered a pair of the thin ones to put underneath my existing insoles in my Double Hs. I just want them to be a tad more snug. Thanks
@@caseyfenlon2238 not as well as I would have hoped for I’ve been trying different inserts. Looking for ones that seem thicker. I actually tried doubling up some inserts but it was too tight. If you find something that works please let me know! Good luck
Do you prefer the ATS or 4LR? I seen most of your ariat videos and you say something different in all of them lol just wondering what's the most comfortable sole from Ariat in your opinion 😁
Next giveaway starts in a couple weeks but it won't be with Clyde Boots. To enter you just have to follow the directions in the extended test review video. I do have a discount code with Clyde Boots though and you can save 10% at clydeboots.com with code JEREMIAHCRAIG
Is it okay to stack insoles? I got a pair of Dan Post boots on the web for a killer deal, I ordered them in my size EE (which I usually am) but they feel a bit too loose around the instep. They come with an insole already but I threw another pair I had in them and they seem to fit more snug. So is it fine to wear them stacked like that or should I look for a different solution?
Hey I Got a question, I was wondering if you knew any Company that ships internationally. Im new to cowboy boots and I have been watching your videos a lot recently but I cant Seem to find a company with some low prices that also ships internationally. So if you could help I would really appreciate it.
Pete's Clothing and Carter's Boots will both ship internationally and I have a promo code for both to save 10%. Just mention Jeremiah Craig when you order from Pete's or type JEREMIAHCRAIG on the checkout page on Cartersboots.com to get those savings
Any tips on boots rubbing on my leg sides ? Should I just get "boot socks"? I wear fruit of the loom socks and they ride down after a few minutes of walking,any tips or suggestions will help,thank you
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Get your insoles here
Thinnest - Escambia Boot Company: www.jwbootcompany.com/product-page/insoles-rough-sided
- Save 10% with code JC10
Medium - Nobleman's Apothecary: Message Angel at facebook.com/AJXChange
- Save 10% with code JC10
Thick - Ariat ATS: yeehawcowboy.com/products/mens-ariat-square-toe-boot-insoles-with-ats-technology-10008009
- Save 10% with code JC2023
Thickest - Chisos: chisos.com/products/removable-comfort-insole?ktk=UDV5c3BxLWRhMTM3MGEyN2Mx
Can’t beat Odor Eaters. $7 us for 3 pairs. I have them in Wesco’s, Chippewa’s, 1000 miles. Just enough cushion.
The Chisos red bleed is just a badge of honor for your socks
Yeah honestly, for something primarily made to fight odors, it does a surprisingly good job as a plain insole too.
I have used Shoeslulu Magic Absorbent Ultra Thin Lambskin Leather Insoles with Breathable Activated Carbon Bottom
@jeremiah Craig , chisos insoles are the best !!!
My Dan Post Storm series boots, insoles disintegrated in a couple weeks. That quick. Ariat insoles now live in there and have for a long time now. I do like these leather insoles too. With arthritis in my right foot I find the smoothness helps my foot move as it needs to and is more comfortable as a result. Think I'll have to try those Chisos
I checked out all of the insole sellers sites except for Nobleman's Apothecary.
Insoles from Escambia are available in sizes 5 through 13.
Ariat ATS insoles are available sizes 7 to 14 in round toe and 7 to 15 in square toe at Yeehawboots.
The all leather insoles from Nobleman's Apothecary appeal to me. It would be nice if you could order custom insoles. I might look into that in the future.
At the time that I viewed this video the Chisos snip toe insoles were available in size 7 through 12.5 and 14. It looks like they do, however, make sizes 13 and 15. Half sizes were listed for 7.5 through 12.5 and seem to stop at size 13 (not unusual). The square toes were sold out except for size 15. The No.1 round toe and the No. 6 round toe were both sold out.
I watched a Chisos video that suggested something that I have found helpful. If you need to really add more padding and use up some of the space in your boots, you can add a smaller, flatter insole on the bottom layer. Then place a larger, thicker insole like the Chisos on top. I had been making the mistake of putting the larger insole on the bottom and the smaller one on top.
The instep on my left foot is very high and I can't wear most boots that are my true length (12.5 on my right foot and 13.5 on my left). I end up buying size 14 because of the higher instep and greater width. As a result, most of my boots require added insoles.
It seems like the best solution for me to stop all the insole nonsense is to buy traditionally made, custom boots that fit properly. 🙂
I have 6 pairs of Nobleman Apothecary insoles and they are Amazing! He offers them is square toe as well.
I have the chisos insoles filling out my two newest boots...and second fav insole are the ariat ats you mentioned here...
Noble outfitters Best Dang Insole is the best insole I've found. Use them in cowboy boots and my combat uniform boots
excellent, informative, and timely video, JC - thx for your promo code - got some Escambia's headed my way (which I think will work great for my boots) ...
Another informative video and some great savings to be had with all the discount codes.
"Sometimes there are boots where there is really no need for soles in them, I have a few pairs like this and I just bought received a pair of DAN POST MILWAUKEE boots dark brown leather with beautiful shades and no need for insoles in the boots!”
Thanks for this
Appreciate the info. Nice video.
Another great informative video.
Nice
This is helpful can you make one on how to clean the inside I have difficulties I only use spray
I've been struggling with this a bit. In a couple pairs, everything fits but the instep is too big. Ariat ATS footbeds work great in one pair, but the front gel pad just plain feels weird. Looking into making my own, certainly gonna take some experimentation. Seems like the trick is getting the thickness you need, where you need it, while not taking up too much room in the toe box and not raising your heel too high to ruin the geometry of that part of the boot.
@jeremiahcraig you need to get Blake to do an interview explaining the company name change.
Thanks for this video JC. I'm liking Escambia's thin leather topped cork for my needs. But I'm not sure he makes them in a 15/16. I know he doesn't make boots in my usual size 15D, but maybe the insoles can be had. Cheers!
15??? I'd hate to have to buy you a steak dinner!! 😅
@@theredsaint11 🤣🤣 Hey man, it's okay. I'll keep the order to a minimum! 👍
I must say the Chisos insoles are terrific.
I have a pair of Heritage Boots on order (on a waiting list) and I’m wondering if I should order with the intention of putting in those insoles. I’ve never worn Heritage Boots, so just not sure.
If you have an idea - or anyone watching this that’s worn Chisos and Heritage Boots I’d appreciate the input.
I wear an 11 in Chisos but the ladies at Heritage suggested I order a 10 1/2. I wonder if I put in a Chisos insole will the Heritage be too small? Or
Those that have Heritage- is an insole needed?
Do any or all of these Insoles make it harder to put the boot on? I just received my first pair of cowboy boots. Tecovas THE WYATT OSTRICH - full quill - Pecan - 11E. Not knowing how they should really fit, they feel a touch loose. I was wondering if I should try for a little more comfort and “constriction”??? Thanks for this intuitive video.
Have you ever tried the Cody James Xero Gravity Xyclone?
I have low volume feet and skinny ankles, but the ball of my foot is wide. I always have a loose instep but tight toes. Hoping some insoles could tighten up the instep without making the toe uncomfortable.
Would It work to put the thin ones under the insoles that are in my boots now? Boots feel good but would just like the, a tad snugger or better going with a thinker insole all together?? Oh there Dan Post pythons if that makes any difference what so ever
That might work really well! I've never tried it
@@JeremiahCraig I’ll let you know how it works lol just ordered a pair
How did this work for you? I ordered a pair of the thin ones to put underneath my existing insoles in my Double Hs. I just want them to be a tad more snug. Thanks
@@caseyfenlon2238 not as well as I would have hoped for I’ve been trying different inserts. Looking for ones that seem thicker. I actually tried doubling up some inserts but it was too tight. If you find something that works please let me know! Good luck
Do you prefer the ATS or 4LR? I seen most of your ariat videos and you say something different in all of them lol just wondering what's the most comfortable sole from Ariat in your opinion 😁
A bit late here , does Chico’s not sale the insoles anymorev
Hey weird question but what we’re the guitar chords you were playing at the end? I really loved the song, and chord progression
Tuning is in drop D (first and sixth string tuned down to D). Chords are D, C, Am, and a (sorta kinda) G
@@JeremiahCraig ok cool thanks for helping me out!
The only problem i have in boots is that my toes hurt after awhile. They fit great and my the rest of my feet feel fine. Just my toes
Try sizing up with a narrower width.
Do you have another thick option due to the Chisos’s continuously being out of stock?
Unrelated, but how do I enter the next boot giveaway? Those I can do all boots are 🔥
Next giveaway starts in a couple weeks but it won't be with Clyde Boots. To enter you just have to follow the directions in the extended test review video. I do have a discount code with Clyde Boots though and you can save 10% at clydeboots.com with code JEREMIAHCRAIG
@@JeremiahCraig thanks amigo
Do you ever put boot polish on your exotics (black or brown polish)
I've found multiple different insoles tend to slide down just a hair leaving a gap on the heel, ever encounter that and/or know of any solutions?
Is it okay to stack insoles?
I got a pair of Dan Post boots on the web for a killer deal, I ordered them in my size EE (which I usually am) but they feel a bit too loose around the instep. They come with an insole already but I threw another pair I had in them and they seem to fit more snug.
So is it fine to wear them stacked like that or should I look for a different solution?
Hey I Got a question, I was wondering if you knew any Company that ships internationally. Im new to cowboy boots and I have been watching your videos a lot recently but I cant Seem to find a company with some low prices that also ships internationally. So if you could help I would really appreciate it.
Pete's Clothing and Carter's Boots will both ship internationally and I have a promo code for both to save 10%. Just mention Jeremiah Craig when you order from Pete's or type JEREMIAHCRAIG on the checkout page on Cartersboots.com to get those savings
Any tips on boots rubbing on my leg sides ? Should I just get "boot socks"? I wear fruit of the loom socks and they ride down after a few minutes of walking,any tips or suggestions will help,thank you
I have to have rubber bands on the tops of mine because mine do the same
boot socks are very pricey - check out running compression socks (like Nike's) - they hug your legs & don't ride down
None of these have arch support.
@@brunswickworksDr sholls are terrible for arch support and don’t have real arch support. Get cadence insoles if you want real arch support
Just make your own insoles with cork
Check out the new Cowboy Boots from THURSDAY BOOTS... maybe they'll send you a pair for free
I believe he has an extended test of Thursday boots in the pipeline.
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