Al's Shoes & Boots

Doesn't Recommend

rusty1969

Joined 3 years ago

NEVER AGAIN WILL I SHOP HERE. I've been buying my work boots at Al's for years. I've never minded that the prices were a little high. My last pair i got three months ago and are falling apart took them back to get a new pair and they sorry the only thing they would do is send them out for a repair. As for how long they couldnt tell me when ever they got around to get them there and how ever long at the shoe store. I own a auto repair shop and working in sandles. Allready stubbed my toe. So disappointed in there way they take care of their customers. I will NEVER shop there again or recomend them. not a wise way of doing bussiness in these tough times.

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kenco

Joined 6 years ago

Premium Mens Leather Boots. Iv'e been going for over 15 years, back when it was called, "Al's Shoes & Boots for Men". For one reason or another, he started carrying some women's and children's sizes, but you should still think of it as a men's store. This is not a discount store, Al's is a high end store featuring some of the best boots money can buy. If youv'e never heard of brands like Chippewa and White then you need to get down to Al's and seek them out. Multi-generational family business' that still hand make each and every pair, repairable for life. Like Coach womens purses, only its Men's boots and shoes. I may not buy all of my shoes here but I buy all of my best boots here.

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dodgerdog

Joined 8 years ago

Best Place. I have nothing but good to say about Al's Shoe & Boots. They know what there talking about when it comes to Work Boots. There Prices - Well you really do pay for what you get. But that the way it is with everything these days. If you want quality Work Boots I'm willing to pay for them, It's not that Al over changes that's the way it is everywhere.

There saleman help me right out and was very friendly and knowlegable. Great selection too.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Editorial Review by Citysearch Editors. Locally handmade boots, plus work, hiking and cowboy boots and shoes from brands like Wolverine, Dr. Martens and Timberland.