Nocona boots pre 2000s were some of the best.

My most worn boot ever, lots of walking around town mostly casual over the last 6 months but i used to were them to work. Rain or shine they are always dependable.

A really resiliant leather, really doesnt fade or change much over time with conditioning. Super tough and can take a beating. Not a great leather if your looking for maximum fade or color change, fairly dry leather aswell so you need to oil often.

Always an awsome fit for me in any of the vintage noconas i buy. the fit is tight so you might need to size up depending on how you like your boots to fit.

Out of four pairs of vintage noconas i own all have had amazing stitching and build quality, only one pair has any defects and that is about and inch of stitching were the tension was screwy and they were QC rejets because of it. Great durbility, all hand welted, will last forever.

Great sole would choose again.

Good factory made heels nothin wrond with them, just your average cowboy heel.

My favorite heel for cowboy boots, i think they are made by vibram now but they were great and look really nice.

Not bad but not great, good for a cheap re-heel befor doing a full resole. I will get vibrams or biltrites when i do another resole.

You might not be able to find this exact model since they havent been made since the 90s, but any vintage nocona i would highly recommend.