If you have wide feet, you'll usually want to look for a boot with a wider toe box. This will provide more room for your toes and prevent them from being squished together when you wear your new boots. Generally, if your feet are wide, round, or square-toe boots are best suited for your needs.

Round toe boots offer more room in the toe box, putting less pressure on the toes and feet than pointed or snip toe boots. They are also easy to get in and out of stirrups and are a comfortable choice for most foot shapes to wear while riding, walking, and standing.

Round Toe Cowboy Boots Western work boots often feature a rounded-toe design. Round toes are often seen in the style of boots known as "Ropers." Roper boots are a popular choice for rodeo calf-ropers because the style balances comfort for walking, running, and slipping toes in and out of stirrups.

Once your feet feel comfortable, stand up in your boots and try to use a sideways thumb to help judge the distance between the tip of your toe and the end of the boot. Your toe should rest about one thumb width away from the end of the toe box.