Western Boots for Women
Western Boots
Western Wear
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- Fun and fashionable western boot for everyday wear.
- Patent leather and suede upper with beautiful stitch details on the shaft.
- EVA footbed base.
- Moisture wicking sock liner.
- Lightweight and durable rubber outsole.
- 1 1/2 heel.
- 8.00 shaft height.
- 12.25 circumference.
- 20.00 oz.
- Product measurements were taken using size 7.
Price : $
87.00
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Cowboy Boots Checklist
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Make Sure They Fit! Unsure how to fit a cowboy boot? Then read the Boot Fitting & Care Guide for information. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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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