Ariat - Heritage Dura Crepe

This performance riding boot is lightweight, flexible and comfortable - perfect for a day at the ranch.
Full-grain leather foot and shaft with six-row stitch pattern.
Moisture-wicking lining keeps feet dry.
Antibacterial to reduce growth of odor-causing bacteria.
Low-friction surface reduces heat build-up and blistering.
Arch support encourages good posture and reduces foot fatigue.
Resilient EVA compound offers cushioning and energy return for all-day comfort.
Shock-absorbing gel forefoot cushion reduces skeletal impact stress on knees, hips and lower back.
Goodyear welt construction.
Duratread heel and forefoot anti-wear zones.
DuraCrepe sole provides durability in high-abrasion areas, yet is lightweight and flexible.
The sole is 30 percent thinner than Ariat traditional Crepe sole for lighter weight and greater flexibility.
10.50 shaft height.
15.00 circumference.
15.00 oz.
Product measurements were taken using size 9.

	Make Sure They Fit! Unsure how to fit a cowboy boot? Then read the Boot Fitting & Care Guide for information.
	Heat Sources = Ruined Cowboy Boot. Drying a cowboy boot is easy...just let it air dry or use a boot warmer. But, do not dry out your fancy leather boots in front of a heat source, such as an electric heater. Doing so will ruin the leather.
	Cowboy Boots Are Stiff. What this means is that they won't "soften up" much as you wear them, unlike, say, a backpacking boot. Thus, if the boot is immensely painful right out of the box, it will remain immensely painful no matter how much you wear it.
	Treat the Leather. Cowboy boots are easy to take care of, but it never hurts to use leather conditioner on them from time to time. Read the Boot Fitting & Care Guide for more information on how to care for your western boots.

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