Boot Barn

I went in today 1÷28÷2016 and I was looking for work boots that were made for comfort. I was helped within 3 minutes of walking in and that pleased me, she asked if I needed help and I replied what I was there for and within 5 minutes I had 3 different kinds to choose from for my particular job. Very helpful and I walked out buying work socks to go with my new boots.
This place is way better than any chain store out there that sells you cheap items.
I will be back to this store in the near future, they have a rewards program as well.

This boo barn was a fairly good sized store not too much selection for FR didn’t look at the Western stuff but they did have a good selection of boots in work clothes

Any problem me and my wife came across while in the store, Joe, the store manager, was ready and waiting to assist us. I applaud him for keeping his cool while he was forced to watch my wife try on two sets of boots, over and over again, while trying to decide which fit better. Joe also set us up with a military discount.

My Experience: Came in looking for cowboy boots and a couple other odds and ends. I hadn’t owned boots since childhood and found the staff very helpful in selecting a boot, explaining different styles and benefits of various brands, how the sizing works, etc. The boots are just out there on a rack, so if you wish, you can try on multiple pairs without any help. That is kind of nice as I tend to be more independent once I know what I’m looking for. I was however disappointed in the selection. Namely the lack of pointy toes and leather souls. Lots of wide square toes, roper heels, and rubber soles. Beautiful boots, just not exactly what I think of visually when I think «cowboy boot». I did however fall in love with a beautiful pair of pointy distressed leather Ariats. The staff then helped me select boot trees, care accessories, boot remover tool, etc, (all optional, but appreciated).
After selecting my boots, I mentioned the word jeans and the girl that was helping me offered to assist me in picking out the perfect pair. A cute friendly female helping me pick out jeans? Sure! Never had someone offer to help me find the right jeans before. But then she got distracted, had to ring someone else up, asked me to wait next to the register, only for her to get trapped by a line of customers. Eventually I just walked away, and she sent a co-​worker running after me to unlock a dressing room. Bit of a bummer. I mean, hey, I don’t NEED a personal shopping assistant, but lets try not over promise here. I won’t knock her for her good intentions though. Ended up skipping the jeans, but walked out with a nice Justin belt to go along with my Ariats.
Other notes: Lots of American made merchandise. They few sales they had were quite the bargain. The belts they stock are much higher quality than something you’d find at the mall, at the same price (if not cheaper). Real leather, made in America. Good stuff. They also carry shirts, jeans, work wear, and western home décor.
I’m giving them four stars. A better selection of boots, an air conditioner that was turned on, and bathrooms/​dressing rooms that didn’t require chasing someone down to unlock them woulda received a fifth star. I’ll be back again, but if it’s for boots, I’ll be shopping around for selection first.

Awesome tent sale going on for the Salinas Rodeo. Got some great deals!

I just hate shopping in Salinas, but i like to go to the Boot Barn (during the day time) for all my wranglers, shirts, work boots, dress boots, hats, etc.
My only complaint would be they don’t stock enough wranglers in my size 33×38. I like to by 3 – 4 pairs at a time, I’m lucky if i can get a single pair. They have plenty of 38×32 it seems there are a lot of short — wide people in Salinas.
The salesgirl Maria was very helpful.

As a flamboyant gay man I thought for sure I’d feel extremely uncomfortable in the machismo atmosphere of the Salinas Boot Barn. I could not be more wrong. This store is so masculine that it goes all the way around the circle again to flaming. Decorative footwear! Paisley shirts! Enormous shiny belt buckles! I was in heaven.
I found a nice pair of black leather boots with eagle embroidery on sale for $ 100. Everyone always compliments me on them and damn do I feel pretty.