Over time, the footbeds of my Black Jack boots hardened, which is natural. It boils down to a fairly significant change that I felt in my Black Jack boots. Someone asked me recently that if I thought Black Jack boots were a better value, why then do I have only two pairs of Black Jack boots and so many pairs of Luccheses? I took advantage of some of those sales and bought more pairs of Lucchese boots in 20 - mostly really cool-looking caiman back and belly-cut dressy boots. Thus, it did not surprise me that in 2015, Lucchese boots were being offered on sale again through discounting by authorized retailers. The Lucchese Boot Company must have heard the complaints from cowboy boot enthusiasts about their pricing policy and they also probably noticed a significant drop in sales. Now, more than two years later, some things have changed. …when my Black Jack boots were relatively new, they were as comfortable as Lucchese boots. In that post (at the time), I stated my general endorsement of Black Jack boots over Lucchese boots because in 2014, Lucchese was not allowing discounting from full-price MSRP, and also… In February 2014, I wrote a post for this blog comparing Black Jack cowboy boots with Lucchese cowboy boots.

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